Solano County Acreage, Privacy and Country Homes for Sale
Set on 41 acres in the hills between Vacaville and
Winters, California, this property offers quiet mornings, miles-long views, and
plenty of space between you and the neighbors.
The single-story home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and
approximately 2,272 square feet of living space. Large windows bring in tons of
natural light and showcase the surrounding valley views all the way to the
Sierras, while two fireplaces give the home a comfortable country feel. The
kitchen features custom cherry cabinetry, and the spacious primary suite
includes picture windows overlooking the property, a soaking tub, tiled shower
and dual vanity. Updated flooring and other improvements have been made in
recent years, but the next owner still has plenty of opportunities to make the
home their own.
Step outside and the land becomes the real story. Rolling
hills, open pasture, and mature trees create a setting that feels removed from
town without being completely disconnected from it.
There is room for horses or livestock, space to garden, work
on projects, store equipment or simply enjoy having land that isn’t shared with
the house next door.
A designated area for a future barn or shop already has
water and electricity nearby, and there is an RV pad with hookups.
Owned solar is another welcome benefit.
AG-40 zoning gives the property flexibility for the future,
including the potential for an additional residence and/or ADU, along with agricultural
buildings and other uses, subject to Solano County approvals.
The property also benefits from recorded private access to
Putah Creek, offering a great spot to fish, kayak or spend an afternoon by the
water.
This isn’t a cookie-cutter country property,
it’s 41 acres where you can spread out, slow things down and enjoy your own
piece of the countryside, yet Vacaville, Winters, Davis, I-80 and I-505 are
still within reach when you need them.
If peace, privacy, open space and the freedom to make a
property your own are high on your list, this one deserves a closer look.
