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$1.5M Buys 400 Acres, Historic Clubhouse in California Marsh
22 Sep
Summary
- A 400-acre private island retreat with a historic clubhouse is listed for $1.5 million.
- The Concord Farms Duck Club has been a private hunting ground for over a century.
- The property offers unique recreational opportunities beyond duck hunting.
A unique 400-acre private island, the Concord Farms Duck Club, is listed for $1.5 million in California's Suisun Marsh. This property carries over a century of duck hunting history, featuring nine designated hunting blinds accessible by boat. The centerpiece is a historic clubhouse, reportedly built from an old barge, offering extensive accommodations.
The clubhouse, approximately 5,000 square feet, contains 19 bedrooms and communal spaces. While offering basic facilities, it has seen some deferred maintenance but includes updated electrical and sewer systems. Water for the club is non-potable, pumped from Montezuma Slough.
This secluded retreat near Suisun City is more than just a hunting ground; it presents opportunities for fishing, skeet shooting, and ATV riding. The property is subject to conservation and regulatory restrictions inherent to the protected marshland.
The sale reflects a changing membership base for private duck clubs in the region. This listing offers a rare chance to acquire a substantial private marshland property with historical structures and recreational access within the Bay Area.
