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Spectacular 5 Acre Opportunity with Rebuild Potential Just 45 Minutes from the Bay Area! Nestled across two separate parcels, this exceptional property offers privacy, space, and endless opportunities to create your dream estate. While the original home was lost in the LNU Fire, the sellers have already completed much of the groundwork toward rebuilding, including architectural plans for an impressive, approximately 4,600 square foot Tuscan villa thoughtfully designed and fire-hardened for this stunning setting. With two building pads, an existing septic system, electricity, and water already on site, valuable infrastructure is in place to help bring your vision to life. Whether you're seeking a private country retreat, an equestrian property, or a legacy estate where loved ones can gather, this rare offering provides the ideal foundation. Opportunities to acquire build-ready acreage in such a convenient location are becoming increasingly scarce. Come see the land, imagine the opportunities, and start building your future today
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MLS number: 41150123
Listing agent: Lisa Chilton
Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (510) 486-1495
Last update: Sunday, October 11 2026 at 12:38 a.m. EDT
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