At A Glance

Eighty-six acres. Three parcels. One cabin.

A 2022 log cabin on 20.33 acres, sold together with two adjoining parcels of 19.66 and 46.29 acres. Three wells across the property, propane appliances, and a wraparound porch facing Camp Far West Lake. Completely off-grid, ready for a multi-generational compound, a working farm, or a private escape from the city.

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Style Log Cabin

Power Off-Grid, Propane

HOA None

Parking RV Access, Detached

A First Look

Walk the porch. Then walk the land.

The cabin sits on a rise above the oak grasslands. The wraparound porch is its second-best room. Below, the parcel map shows what the photographs cannot. Three contiguous lots that fold the lake horizon into private ground.

Wraparound porch of 20012 White Oak Dr looking out across green rolling pasture toward distant oak-studded ridges, with a turquoise sectional sofa, exposed log beams, and an American flag in afternoon light — The wraparound porch. The view that pays for the drive up.

Hand-hewn log porch railings frame a pair of dark wood Adirondack rockers, with a fifth-wheel RV parked on the ranch beyond and oak trees scattered across the pasture — The chairs that come with the house. RV hookup, just past the rail.

Interior of the log cabin great room with a vaulted tongue-and-groove pine ceiling, large picture windows looking onto the pasture, and a leather sectional facing the entry — The great room. Vaulted pine, picture windows, every wall a tree.

Front elevation of the log cabin sitting on a green pasture, with a steep central gable, wraparound porch on both stories, and the American flag flying off the eave — The cabin, from the meadow. Built in 2022, set as if it has been there longer.

USGS-style aerial survey map showing three contiguous parcels outlined in yellow against the topography of Grass Valley, with Camp Far West Lake on the western edge of the frame — The three parcels, outlined. 20.33, 19.66, and 46.29 acres. Camp Far West Lake on the western edge.

Detail of the porch's hand-hewn log columns and exposed roof beams, with rocking chairs and the pasture catching late-morning light through the rails — Porch detail. Hand-hewn logs, exposed rafters, no neighbors in the frame.

“Rolling acreage, tranquil ponds, and meandering creeks create a private sanctuary teeming with wildlife.”

The Ranch

Built in 2022. Set as if it has been here longer.

This is a 2-bedroom, 2-bath log cabin on 20.33 serene acres, refreshed with warm wood finishes, an open feel, and a versatile loft flex space ideal for a home office, guest room, or creative retreat. Upstairs, a second bedroom opens onto its own private deck and frames a view of Camp Far West Lake from the top of the hill.

The property is completely off-grid, powered by propane appliances. Independence without the inconvenience. Sit on the wraparound porch and the beauty arrives from every angle. Rolling acreage, tranquil ponds, and meandering creeks. A private sanctuary held in California foothill country, teeming with wildlife.

The offering includes two additional parcels, 19.66 acres and 46.29 acres, each with its own well. One well is fully equipped with a solar pump and water tank, infrastructure already in place for expansion or agricultural use. Whether the next chapter is a multi-generational compound, a working farm, or simply a quieter life, the land is ready.

The Land

86.28 Acres, Three Parcels

A 20.33-acre homestead parcel paired with adjoining 19.66 and 46.29-acre lots. Each lot carries its own well. One is solar-pumped with a holding tank already in place.

The Power

Completely Off-Grid

Propane appliances throughout. No utility tether, no monthly bills. Self-sufficient living, every season.

The View

Camp Far West Lake

Visible from the upstairs windows, and clearer still from the top of the hill above the cabin.

The Details

What this ranch is made of.

Three Wells

One well per parcel. The lower well is solar-pumped, with a holding tank already standing. Water infrastructure for a farm, a guest cabin, or a stable, in place.

Wraparound Porch

Hand-hewn log columns and exposed rafters carry the porch across the front and both sides of the cabin. The second living room of the property, June through October.

Loft Flex Space

An upstairs loft sits above the great room. Home office, art studio, reading room, or guest landing. The plan flexes with the household.

Upstairs Private Deck

The second bedroom opens to its own private deck. The lake-edge view of Camp Far West, taken with morning coffee and no neighbors in earshot.

Ponds And Creeks

Tranquil ponds and meandering creeks cross the rolling acreage. Wildlife arrives at dawn and stays through the long blue dusk.

RV And Detached Parking

RV access and hookup beside the cabin, with two or more uncovered parking spaces. Room for a fifth-wheel, a tractor, and the trucks of a working day.

Estimate Your Payment

A private estimate, running quietly.

Adjust the numbers below to see an estimated monthly principal and interest payment on the ranch. A starting point for the conversation, not a quote.

Down Payment 20%

Interest Rate 6.5%

Loan Term

Estimated Monthly Payment

$6,067

Principal and interest only. Property taxes and insurance not included. No HOA. Based on a list price of $1,200,000.

The Land

Grass Valley, off the county road.

Grass Valley sits in the western Sierra foothills of Nevada County, about an hour northeast of Sacramento. Gold-country roads thread through oak savanna and pine. Camp Far West Lake lies on the western horizon, visible from the upstairs windows of the cabin and clearer still from the rise behind it.

The 86.28-acre footprint sits on White Oak Drive, in the kind of foothill terrain that hands you privacy by default. The closest grocery is about a fifteen-minute drive. The closest neighbor is farther.

Above Camp Far West Lake, in the Nevada County foothills.

Off The Grid.