Clark Company Ranch Real Estate

Clark Company Ranch Real Estate Imparting the enchantment of the western lifestyle & priceless rewards of owning land. DRE # 00656930 We are happy to answer any questions you may have.
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Our staff is very knowledgeable, fully involved with the agricultural industry, maintains and operates our own family ranches, and is well acquainted with ranches and farm properties of the western United States. Whether the acreage you seek is for farming, ranching, recreation, homesteading or investment, Clark Company's extensive listings and associations will provide Buyers and Sellers, both fo

reign and domestic, an impressive array of choices. Our involvement on the client's behalf does not cease with the sale of property. Our experienced team is eager to assist in ranch management, particularly on behalf of the absentee owner/ investor. If you are considering buying or selling property, or would like to discuss our ranch management services, please give us a call. Licensed in California and Nevada | CA DRE # 00696396 | NV RED # B.41551

WATER SECURITY & TIMELESS UTILITYOak Creek Ranch | The HomesteadIn California, water is the lifeblood of the land. Oak C...
06/19/2026

WATER SECURITY & TIMELESS UTILITY
Oak Creek Ranch | The Homestead

In California, water is the lifeblood of the land. Oak Creek Ranch features a robust, gravity-fed water system designed to secure both the commercial crops and the main homestead.

The Resource & Residence:

Irrigation Infrastructure: Two fuel-powered irrigation wells feeding a massive 18,000-gallon concrete storage tank dedicated to the orchard and vines.

Domestic Supply: A hilltop 5,000-gallon domestic tank that gravity-feeds the main residence, ensuring consistent pressure and reliability.

Basin Compliance: Situated within the Salinas Valley Groundwater Basin and managed in lockstep with SGMA regulations.

The Main Home: A durable, single-story 2,463± SF mission-style home built in 1992. Features resilient Saltillo tile floors, custom textured walls, and a screened-in porch positioned to capture natural canyon cross-breezes.

A home that respects the climate, backed by water infrastructure that respects the business of ranching.

Serious inquiries can access the full water reports and property details via the link in our bio.

06/18/2026

STRUCTURED EFFICIENCY & AIRSPACE FREEDOM
Oak Creek Ranch | Operational Improvements

A ranch is only as good as the infrastructure supporting it. At Oak Creek Ranch, the structural improvements are engineered for heavy-duty utility, independent power, and premium accessibility.

The Infrastructure:

The Workshop: A 3,192± SF wooden-framed shop on a solid concrete slab—built for machinery maintenance, tool storage, and heavy equipment.

The Barn: A classic 3,360± SF barn providing ample dry storage for feed, tack, or livestock needs.

The Power: Independent, property-wide solar-powered electrical system to mitigate operational overhead.

The Airfield: A private, FAA-capable 2,800± foot airstrip with an attached 350-foot taxiway and a 2,400± SF airplane hangar (complete with a half-bath).

This isn't just rural acreage; it’s a fully equipped headquarters for your business, your aviation pursuits, and your lifestyle.

Explore the complete structural specs at the link in our bio.

🤠Pete Clark, Broker
📞(805) 238-7110
🪪CA DRE #: 00656930

BOUTIQUE HARVEST & EXPANSIVE GRAZINGOak Creek Ranch | San Miguel, CABehind every successful agricultural investment is t...
06/17/2026

BOUTIQUE HARVEST & EXPANSIVE GRAZING
Oak Creek Ranch | San Miguel, CA

Behind every successful agricultural investment is the quality of the dirt and the security of the boundary. Spanning 695± total acres in Monterey County, Oak Creek Ranch delivers a diverse, dual-income agricultural footprint designed for immediate operation.

The Assets:

635± Acres of Rangeland: Optimized for cattle grazing with complete perimeter and cross-fencing already in place for seamless livestock rotation.

37± Acres of Granny Smith Apples: A proven commercial orchard with a history of supplying the iconic S. Martinelli & Co.

23± Acres of Vineyard: Productive vines situated within the established San Miguel District AVA.

The Foundation: Deep alluvial sandy and clay loam soils providing excellent drainage and crop viability.

Enrolled in the Williamson Act for substantial property tax advantages, this is a working landscape built to sustain its heritage.

📍 Located just 10 miles from downtown Paso Robles.

Click the link in our bio to view the full operational details and mapping, or send us a DM to schedule a private tour.

🤠Pete Clark, Broker
📞(805) 238-7110
🪪CA DRE #: 00656930

The long daylight hours of June are excellent for solar-powered wells, but the accompanying heat introduces critical man...
06/12/2026

The long daylight hours of June are excellent for solar-powered wells, but the accompanying heat introduces critical management risks for livestock water quality.

As stagnant surface water warms up, it becomes the perfect breeding ground for toxic blue-green algae blooms and elevated nitrate levels—both of which can be fatal to cattle or cause sudden herd health crises. Summer is right around the corner, are you ready?

The Summer Water Checklist:

Testing: Regular water quality checks for high nitrates, sulfates, and algae.

Storage Capacity: Maintaining massive storage tank capacities (5,000 to 10,000+ gallons) to ensure a steady, uninterrupted flow even during overcast days.

Fencing: Utilizing cross-fencing to keep cattle out of high-risk riparian zones and directing them toward secure, developed water sources.

Evaluating the security, legality, and safety of a property's water system is a fundamental pillar of land assessments.

🔗 Are you looking to expand your land holdings? Tap the link in our bio to subscribe to our monthly newsletter, "The Green Pen," for more direct ranching insights.

In the heat of summer, water isn't just about survival—it's the single biggest driver of your breeding success.Heat stre...
06/11/2026

In the heat of summer, water isn't just about survival—it's the single biggest driver of your breeding success.

Heat stress is the primary threat to a bull’s reproductive performance. If a bull's core temperature spikes, s***m quality can drop drastically, and the negative effects can impact your calving percentage for the next 45 to 60 days.

How experienced ranchers manage the heat:

Troughs Over Ponds: Shifting cattle away from stagnant surface ponds to piped, clean troughs.

Temperature Control: Shallow ponds heat up quickly in the sun. When water exceeds 77°F, cattle drink less. Heavy concrete or insulated troughs keep drinking water cool, actively lowering the animal's core temperature.

Keeping Them Mobile: If cattle are forced to stand in stagnant water holes just to stay cool, they aren't active in the pasture. Clean, distributed water keeps the herd moving and productive.

When you walk a ranch with Pete Clark, these are the operational variables he’s looking for. A beautiful view doesn't protect your breeding window—smart infrastructure does.

When the Central Coast hills turn gold, a cow’s water requirement doesn't just increase—it doubles.In the spring, lush g...
06/08/2026

When the Central Coast hills turn gold, a cow’s water requirement doesn't just increase—it doubles.

In the spring, lush green forage contains up to 75% moisture. By June, that grass dries down to about 10%, forcing the herd to rely entirely on developed water infrastructure.

The Summer Breakdown:

Mature Bulls: Require 15 to 20+ gallons of water per day to maintain stamina and fertility during peak breeding season.

Lactating Cows: Need 20 to 25 gallons daily for themselves, plus an additional 5 to 10 gallons for their calf.

When temperatures exceed 90°F, a 100-head herd can easily consume over 3,000 gallons of water a day. When we evaluate a ranch’s water assets, we aren't just looking at the source—we are looking at storage capacity and delivery flow when the demand is at its absolute highest.

Which infrastructure setup do you prefer for summer grazing: solar pumps with storage tanks, or gravity-fed spring systems? Let’s hear your take below. 👇

Logistics drive efficiency. Positioned directly on Creston Road—a major area thoroughfare—the 159± acre Diani-Shepard Pa...
06/06/2026

Logistics drive efficiency. Positioned directly on Creston Road—a major area thoroughfare—the 159± acre Diani-Shepard Parcel balances remote operation with swift access to central hubs.

Local Infrastructure: Located 1.5± miles outside city limits and just 10 minutes to downtown Paso Robles for immediate service and equipment needs.

Transit Corridors: Located 2± miles from Templeton and 7± miles from the Paso Robles Municipal Airport (offering fuel, line services, and private hangars).

Regional Freight/Travel: 34± miles south of San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport for daily commercial flight connections.

With a new enhanced value opportunity of $995,000, this Ag-zoned tract scales down travel times and operational friction. Contact Clark Company to arrange property walk with Pete.

🤠Pete Clark, Broker
📞(805) 238-7110
🪪CA DRE #: 00656930

06/04/2026

Real property value is driven by operational infrastructure. At its adjusted price of $995,000, the Diani-Shepard Parcel delivers a verified, multi-source water profile:

Livestock Water: A natural riparian spring on the northern portion provides consistent, year-round water for livestock.

Surface Water Flow: Surface water flows from the neighboring hot springs across the property line, with discharge last measured at an active 5 gallons per second (300 GPM).

Groundwater Regulations: Positioned within the Paso Robles Groundwater Basin (El Pomar-Estrella sub-area) and subject to standard county offset rules.

A unique opportunity to secure diversified water assets on 159± acres under a million dollars. Direct inquiries to Clark Company.

🤠Pete Clark, Broker
📞(805) 238-7110
🪪CA DRE #: 00656930

NEWLY PRICED TO SELL | Offered at $995,000.For serious producers, utility matters. The Diani-Shepard Parcel provides 159...
06/03/2026

NEWLY PRICED TO SELL | Offered at $995,000.

For serious producers, utility matters. The Diani-Shepard Parcel provides 159± total acres in Paso Robles with a highly functional operational footprint:

137± Usable Acres: Historically utilized for cattle grazing with flat to gently rolling terrain that presents dry-farming capability.

22± Acres: Steeper terrain providing natural boundary definition.

Security & Access: Enclosed entirely by perimeter barbed-wire fencing with secure access via a locked gate on Creston Road.

An established agricultural foundation just 1.5± miles outside city limits, now repositioned below one million dollars.

Contact Clark Company for complete boundary details.

🤠Pete Clark, Broker
📞(805) 238-7110
🪪CA DRE #: 00656930

The Land Calls...4,356± acres of California, tucked into the quiet corridor of southern Monterey County. 🏔️Powderhorn Ra...
05/30/2026

The Land Calls...4,356± acres of California, tucked into the quiet corridor of southern Monterey County. 🏔️

Powderhorn Ranch offers a rare balance: the deep-country solitude of vibrant canyons and oak-studded trails, yet only minutes from Greenfield. Whether you’re managing the herd across nine certificated parcels or exploring the backcountry on horseback, this is a property that provides both a business and a sanctuary.

Step into a legacy. Carry the tradition forward.

📨DM us to learn more.

Listed by Pete Clark, Broker:
📜 DRE # 00696396
📞 805-238-7110

https://www.clarkcompany.com/properties/powderhorn-ranch/

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1031 Pine Street
Paso Robles, CA
93446

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