23455 Perimeter Rd, Grass Valley, CA 95949

Ten acres to grow your own! At the end of a long, quiet dirt road, find 10 acres zoned AG-X with room to garden, keep horses, and spread out. The showpiece is a permitted 3,264 square foot greenhouse, finaled with the county in 2019 and twice the size of the home. The covering needs work, but the metal frame is in place and ready for your next season of tomatoes, greens, and starts. Mature oaks dot the land, mowed paths wind through the acreage, and an NID canal runs along the property. NID irrigation served the property in the past and may be available again; buyers to verify with NID. The home is a 2018 three-bedroom, two-bath manufactured home on a permanent foundation, permitted at 1,580 square feet. Inside, wood-look flooring runs through an open living room, dining area, and kitchen, with big windows looking out over the land. The kitchen has granite counters, a large island, rich wood cabinetry, a propane range, and a pantry. The Primary bedroom is a true retreat at 23 by 16 feet, with a massive walk-in closet and granite counters in the bath. On the other side of the home, two more bedrooms and a full hall bath with a tub make room for guests, family, or an office. A separate laundry room with shelving and it's own door keeps the mess out of sight. The hard parts of rural living are already done: a private well, septic, 200-amp electrical service permitted in 2017, the home on its permanent foundation, and a fire insurance quote already in hand. Bring your vision, your tools, and your seed catalog. Use the address as a url for the video. Looking for acreage with a greenhouse in Grass Valley, CA 95949? This 10-acre Nevada County property with a home, a permitted 3,264 sq ft greenhouse, AG-X zoning, horse property, a private well and septic, mature oaks, and an NID canal is a rare find for buyers searching for homestead property, farm property, horse property, or land with a manufactured home in Grass Valley. Ideal for growing your own food, small-scale farming, and horses in the Sierra foothills.