White Oak Ranch & Vineyard
White Oak Ranch & Vineyard
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- Water Rights
- Pond
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The White Oak Ranch & Vineyard is Californias premiere wine country estate where Mediterranean refinement blends with Western tradition. The White Oak is a large scale production vineyard that affords the discerning buyer the opportunity to step into this quintessential lifestyle at a level that rarely comes to market.
The White Oaks Villa is a architectural masterpiece down to the most minute detail. Walking its long vaulted corridors as light steals through the interior courtyards makes one take pause at the absolute beauty man and nature are capable of when harmoniously intertwined. Looking out from the Villas balcony the land rolls itself out into a sea of vineyards with manicured ponds and islands of heritage oaks rising along the horizon while the sun plays itself off against the distant mountain range as it has throughout the millennium. Beckoning at the edge of this picture is the ever meandering Russian River. The sense of tranquility is surreal.
The White Oaks two hundred and fifty-five acres comprises over one hundred and thirty acres of productive vineyards that are sold to some of Californias finest wineries. Supporting this scale of operation is an equally impressive infrastructure made up of office & distribution facilities, barns, works shops & warehousing, workers housing, fenced pastures, corrals, pumps and water distribution network, etc..
Besides the Ranchs commercial attributes, significant attention has been given to its recreational component. A separate pool, spa and full workout facility lies at the Ranchs north end while the Ranchs wooded south end pays heed to its Western heritage with a professional equestrian arena, stables and corrals. Commanding a view above this stands the Ranchs inviting South House. Over the hill from this is the shooting and archery range while the lower road will take you along the banks of the Russian River where one could fly fish for steel-head and trout.