12956 West End Rd, Arcata, CA 95521 - Humboldt County

This historic 109 acre Arcata Ranch built in the 1880's, consists of two parcels and the original farmhouse at 1,947 square feet, a 4300 square foot historic hay barn with second level hay storage, mobile home, old milk barn & newer garage/shop. It is situated near the banks of the Mad River in between Arcata & Blue Lake with a scenic view of the Blue Lake Valley with a mild climate often just outside the fog line. The house itself is a two-story 4 bedroom / 1.5 bath. double pane windows, and a composition roof. One of the highlights of this farmhouse is its inviting kitchen centrally located and ideal for relaxation and enjoying the scenic views. Inside, a cozy wood-burning stove provides warmth during the cold winter months, adding to the charm and comfort of the home. This property offers a unique glimpse into the past, showcasing what the old rural Arcata used to be. With its rich history and classic architectural elements, it provides an opportunity for prospective buyers to create their own narrative and transform the farmhouse into something even more extraordinary.

If you are captivated by the allure of a bygone era and wish to experience the beauty and potential of this iconic ranch, we invite you to come and take a look. Discover the possibilities and envision the next stewardship of this timeless and fertile Humboldt County farm. With Class 1 & 2 soils, there are roughly 45 acres classified to support moderate to intensive farming. There are also riparian water rights to Kelly Creek and three phase power to the ranch. About 40 acres are currently leased to an organic farmer.

Property Highlights:

Historic 109 acre Arcata Ranch circa 1880's.

Two parcels w/ farmhouse

Historic Hay Barn-4300 square feet with second level hay storage

Bailey Barn- 1728 square feet

Old Milk Barn-2129 square fee

Equipment Shed- 876 square feet

Milk house- 169 square feet

Two-story 4 bedroom / 1.5 bath 1,947 square feet

Double pane windows

Composition roof

Inviting kitchen centrally located

A cozy wood-burning stove

Situated near the banks of the Mad River in between Arcata & Blue Lake

River access

Irrigation well produces 100 gallons/minute

Currently primarily dry farmed