California, | 124.98 acres | Acreage W/ Homes

The 125 +/- acre Buckeye Ranch is currently being used for equestrian boarding, riding and saddle shop. For years many people young and old have enjoyed taking riding lessons at the Buckeye Ranch. The horse facilities include a 90’ x 180’ covered riding arena and an operating saddle/tack shop full of inventory. It has 6 homes, 14 barns and 125 acres of class 2 and class 4 soils. The farm is part of the SID irrigation district and has great potential for orchards, hay or row crops. Many possibilities exist for this property: Great family compound, equestrian center, cattle operation, and farming.
Buckeye Ranch is located in northern Solano County, just minutes from the City of Vacaville. Vacaville is located in between Sacramento, CA (29 miles) and San Francisco, CA (61 miles). This great location allows day trips to the Napa wineries, Lake Tahoe and the Sacramento Delta. Vacaville has over 94,000 residents, but still has the small town feel to it. The property is zoned agriculture and is in the Williamson Act.
The property is currently being used for equestrian boarding, riding and saddle shop. For years many people young and old have enjoyed taking riding lessons at the Buckeye Ranch. The horse facilities include a 90’ x 180’ covered riding arena and an operating saddle/tack shop full of inventory. The ranch used to be a Panizza dairy farm back in the day. It has 6 homes, 14 barns and 125 acres of class 2 and class 4 soils. The farm is part of the SID irrigation district and has great potential for orchards, hay or row crops. Many possibilities exist for this property: Great family compound, equestrian center, cattle operation, and farming.
The farm was a dairy and they used to grow hay and sugar beets. The property has approximately 50 acres of class 2 soil and the remainder 75 acres in class 4. The farm has access to the Solano Irrigation District for ag-water. The owner has not been consistently irrigating the property, but the SID water has been very consistent and dependable. Please contact SID for current prices, but the acre foot used to be $23.50 acre foot.
In addition, the farm has two ag-wells that have not been used in 10 years. The owner states that they used to work well, but since SID is cheaper than running the ag wells with electric motors, they decided not to use the wells. The property also has two domestic wells for the homes.