Own a piece of California's smallest city. This vacant lot at 14391 Keystone Alley sits just behind Amador City's historic Main Street, close enough to walk to coffee, wine tasting and dinner in a couple of minutes. Mature olive and oak trees give the property shade and character. From the lot you look out over the town's old metal rooftops and the golden foothills beyond. Downtown Amador City feels like a step back into the Gold Rush, with the conveniences you'd actually want close by. The Amador Hotel dates to 1855 and houses local tasting rooms, and the 1879 Imperial Hotel anchors the other end of Main Street. Around them you'll find art galleries, antique and vintage shops, Moonrise Pizza, End of Nowhere and Foothill Kitchen Provisions for picnic sandwiches and pastries. The Amador Whitney Museum, in an 1860 building, is right around the corner. Getting around is easy too. Sutter Creek is about five minutes away, Jackson about ten, and the Shenandoah Valley wine country about twelve. Sacramento is under an hour's drive. Whether you're picturing a full-time home, a weekend getaway or a long-term hold, this is a rare chance to build in a town where very little land comes up for sale.
Listing courtesy of Waterman Real Estate.

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