24000 Fig Tree Ln , Yorkville, CA 95494(Mendocino County)

Embracing the contours of the land, earth and modern architecture converge to create the centerpiece, an architecturally significant modern main residence. Formerly featured in Dwell Magazine, with rammed earth and glass walls influencing the design throughout. Thoughtfully positioned on the land, the 3-bedroom, 3-bath dwelling features multiple sliding glass walls which allow for indoor/outdoor living. At the main entrance, guests are greeted by the sound of cascading water from the surrounding water feature as you they enter the oversized pivoting glass entry door. The open floorplan takes advantage of the expansive views through the impressive floor-to-ceiling glass walls. The kitchen is well-appointed, with Miele and Viking appliances. The master suite opens to a private in-ground spa, which also benefits from the calming flow of water from the nearby water feature. Most impressive, is the shower in the master bath, with an oversized glass sliding door, transforming the posh shower into an outdoor shower experience. Warmth comes from within, via radiant heat flooring in every room. The outdoor space is landscaped to compliment, with sitting and outdoor dining areas positioned to embrace the morning sun and protect from the afternoon weather elements. Tiered beds of lavender frame the staircase below to the solar heated salt swimming pool at a slight elevation, taking full advantage of the picturesque views. The contemporary design lends itself to the natural landscape, creating a perfect balance.

A grass airstrip separates the main residence from the remainder of the central improvements. Fit for the most discerning and skilled pilots, the airstrip leads to a roughly 2,000 square foot hangar, with automated doors, multiple interior rooms, and a mezzanine for storage or other uses.

Within sight and connected by the well-maintained internal road network, is the utility barn with a guest suite above. The lower level of the redwood-sided utility barn is divided into three sections. The first section currently acts as storage for the ranchs off-road utility vehicles and power tools. The middle section has been used as a woodshop in the past and is well suited for a multitude of uses. The third section is home to the power system, including newly installed inverters and battery banks. Above, the single bedroom, single bath suite, complete with kitchen, makes an ideal landing spot for overnight guests.

Adjacent to the barn is a canvas yurt with a wraparound IPE deck. The yurt also serves as a standalone living structure, comfortably outfitted with a kitchen and plenty of extra room.

Much of the property is exposed to the south, taking in expansive and dramatic views of the coastal ranges. Sweeping views encompass hillside vineyards and the untouched Maillard Ranch, a large tract of land recently put under conservation, protecting the viewshed for years to come. An internal road network connects the many features of the property. The care and preservation of the land are apparent as you traverse the road network. The main driveway meanders through manicured oak and madrone forests, leading to the main developed area where the home and above-mentioned improvements are located. Offshoots of the road system lead to clandestine garden locations, an equipment shed where the ranchs equipment is housed and a small rustic, yet well kept, cabin with bathhouse is nestled near one of the properties many seasonal creeks.

Water infrastructure consists of two productive wells, an impressive spring housed in a mature bay tree, and ample water storage. There is also a small pond on the property that benefits from the springs overflow. Private septic systems service the improvements which contain bathroom facilities. The entire property is powered by the newly upgraded solar system with a brand new Kohler 24 KW propane backup generator, new lithium Discovery batteries, and new inverters. The off-grid system is hassle-free.

Multiple hiking pathways allow for hiking and recreation. The entire 161.5 acres is fully fenced, with 27 internal acres surrounding the home and central improvements secured by 7 deer fencing, and all access is via automated gates. A vibrant olive orchard flanks the edge of the airstrip and just below the main residence is a small fruit orchard with a variety of trees as well as a vegetable garden with several raised beds. There are two additional fenced garden areas throughout the property, formerly used for legal alternative agriculture (please inquire for additional information).

Rarely does a property with this much care and thought put into it come to market. Whether you are in search of a primary residence, second home, recreational ranch, modern architecture, aviation property, or family compound, this sustainable self-contained enclave will fit your needs.