21378 Jerusalem Grade, Lower Lake, CA 95457

2 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,000 Sq Ft | $635,000 | MLS #LC25215189

Escape to your own private retreat on this 52.24-acre Tuscan-style estate nestled in Lake County. This charming 2-bed, 2-bath manufactured home (approx. 1,000 sq ft) offers serenity, agricultural potential, and peace of mind. Priced at $635,000 (≈ $3,845/month estimated), this property presents an exceptional value for acreage, orchard infrastructure, and rural lifestyle.

Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by rolling meadows and established fruit trees, blending into an expansive 5-acre olive orchard containing ~1,000 trees of four distinct Tuscan varieties. Owners have produced up to 1,150 liters of olive oil. The orchard is secured by a sturdy 8-ft fence. Beyond the olive groves lies usable land for gardens, herbs, livestock, or trails. Developed and drivable roads wind through the property for access. Two wells plus seasonal springs support irrigation and domestic use.

The home offers a welcoming front covered porch that invites morning coffee or evening stargazing. Inside, you’ll find a functional kitchen outfitted with stainless steel appliances (6-burner propane range, drawer dishwasher, large fridge). Comfort is assured via central heating and air conditioning, supplemented by a wood-burning stove for cozy ambiance. An indoor laundry area leads to a back deck—ideal for indoor-outdoor living and views across the meadow. A temperature-controlled outbuilding (30′ × 35′) sits nearby, perfect for a workshop, studio, or storage. For resilience, a Generac generator with dedicated propane ensures power during outages.

This property balances seclusion with accessibility: situated between Middletown and Hidden Valley Lake, it offers privacy without being too remote. It’s a rare opportunity for those seeking agrarian lifestyle, self-reliance, and a unique sanctuary.

Neighborhood & Location Benefits

Schools & Parks: Within the Lower Lake area you’ll find Lower Lake Park, which features picnic areas, playground, restrooms, BBQ shelters, and a gazebo.

While this is a more rural acreage property, the community is served by Lake County school districts. (Public school specifics depend on exact district boundaries.)

The property is in Lake County’s South County region, which includes Middletown, Hidden Valley Lake, and Lower Lake.

Compared with more densely developed neighboring regions, this property offers exceptional value per acre. Acreage, orchard infrastructure, wells, outbuildings, and privacy rarely come together at this price point in the region.

Lower Lake / Lake County: City & Community Profile

About Lower Lake & Surrounding Area
Lower Lake is a quiet, historic community in southern Lake County, with a population of just over 1,200 residents. The town has deep roots—once the county seat—and is home to the Lower Lake Historic Schoolhouse Museum and the local Stone Jail, one of the smallest historic jails in the U.S. Downtown Main Street features local gems like Tortilleria La Unica and Danny’s Roadside Kitchen, making for a friendly, small-town atmosphere.

Why live here?

• Direct access to nature: close to Anderson Marsh State Historic Park, which offers hiking, birdwatching, wetland and marsh habitats, interpretive exhibits, and proximity to Clear Lake.

• A relaxing pace: Clean air, low traffic, and wide open space are hallmarks of Lake County. The region frequently ranks among California’s cleanest for air quality.

• Outdoor recreation: Trails, birding, marsh walks, vineyard tours, and weekend winery visits are local favorites.

• Proximity to wine country & nature: It’s a comfortable drive to Napa Valley, Clear Lake, and connections toward the Bay Area. Lower Lake sits in a transitional zone between wine country and the more rural northern reaches of California.

Connectivity

Lower Lake lies just 4.5 miles southwest of Clearlake. From this location, you can access Napa County via Highway 29/53 and routes through Calistoga or Lake Berryessa. San Francisco, Sacramento, Marin, and coastal destinations are all accessible via highway networks, making this a plausible escape point for weekend travelers seeking quiet while still being “within reach” of urban amenities.