14 Acres Overlooking the Historic Town of Volcano, California One of the best locations in Volcano to build a home Perched above the historic Gold Rush town of Volcano, this 14-acre property offers sweeping views of the charming village below and the surrounding Sierra foothills. The setting captures the timeless character and natural beauty that make Volcano one of Amador County's most beloved destinations. Towering pines, rolling hills, and peaceful open space create a private retreat while still being just minutes from town. From this elevated vantage point, you can enjoy stunning sunsets, star-filled night skies, and the quiet atmosphere of the Sierra foothills. Located near landmarks such as Volcano Union Pub & Inn and the historic St. George Hotel, the property sits in the heart of California's historic Gold Country an area known for its small town charm, local wineries, and scenic countryside. Property Highlights 14 scenic acres overlooking the town of Volcano Beautiful foothill views and natural surroundings Privacy and space while still close to town Ideal for a custom home, retreat, or weekend getaway Located in historic Amador County Gold Country Whether you envision a private hilltop estate, a peaceful retreat, or a foothill getaway, this rare parcel offers a unique opportunity to own land overlooking one of California's most charming historic towns.
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