Sitting on a corner lot, two doors down from the luxury Tallman Hotel in Upper Lake California, this 1870s Barn and Livery Stable has been rebuilt to it's historic specifications.
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| Tallman Hotel in Upper Lake |
The Barn would make an ideal complement to the Tallman's space limits by adding an additional 8,000 square feet for events such as wedding receptions, wine tastings and local art shows. In addition, the Barn would make an ideal tasting venue for one the 35 local Lake County wineries or as a showcase spot for any number of the local producers.
The Washington Times Wine Country Weekly by Sherrie Perkovich states - Lake County features more than 35 wineries, five distinct AVAs (American Viticulture Areas), possibly the cleanest air in the state, and wineries that not only adhere to principles of sustainable agriculture, but many whose output is organic and biodynamic. The people are warm and gracious and unpretentious in their hospitality or about their wines.
With local entrepreneurs interested in leveraging the increased global recognition of Lake County wines, the Barn has ample space for a potential brewery or distillery.
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| Ground Floor Interior |
Barn History - The Barn was one of three livery stables in Upper Lake in the 1880s. As far back as 1870, Upper Lake was the terminus of both the Cloverdale and Clearlake stage lines, bringing tourists to the famous mineral waters of Witter Springs, Saratoga Springs and the Blue Lake resorts.
Asking $549K - For Information on the Barn and for a private showing - Contact:
Gary Bachelor
Artisan Sotheby's International Realty
(707) 235 3582
gary.bachelor@sothebysrealty.com
