Nestled in the heart of California's storied Shenandoah Valley, just outside the charming Gold Rush town of Plymouth, this extraordinary 108-acre estate is where wine country heritage meets wide-open land. At its heart stands a venerable farmhouse weathered by generations, yet full of timeless charm. At 2,396 square feet, the two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home offers generous, comfortable living with deep-set windows framing sweeping views of Amador County's rolling hills and vine-covered slopes. The agricultural zoning unlocks boundless potential in one of California's most celebrated areas. Expand the vineyard, introduce an orchard, build a tasting room, or create a destination retreat the Shenandoah Valley appellation carries a name that opens doors. And then there's the vineyard itself. Rows of vines trace the gentle contours of the land, rooted in the same rich red volcanic soil that has produced award-winning Zinfandels for over a century. Gold was discovered nearby. Here, it still grows on the vine.