Aina Vineyard
Ukiah, California
$2,300,000
Added on 5/12/2025
Property Features
- Irrigated
- Home
- Barn
- Water Well
Property Description
A 41-Acre Legacy of Land and Luxury in Ukiah, California Nestled in the heart of the Talmage Bench, a premier wine-growing region in the Ukiah Valley, the 41-acre Aina Vineyard at 2401, 2300, and 2250 Twining Road, Ukiah, California, embodies the Hawaiian essence of Ainaa profound connection between land and family, where reverence for the earth yields sustenance and serenity. This extraordinary estate, perched on the western slope of Cow Mountain, offers a rare blend of viticultural excellence, luxurious living, and natural splendor, making it a haven for those who seek both legacy and lif
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Todd Renfrew
Broker & Owner, ALC
California Outdoor Properties | Outdoor Properties of Nevada
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