Pete Clark
Pete Clark is Corporate President and Real Estate Broker, licensed in the states of California and Nevada, directing the real property operation for Clark Company, a family-held California corporation. In addition to real estate brokerage, he oversees and manages numerous ranches, including the Clark Family ranches in San Luis Obispo County, all of which he is eminently qualified for, both by virtue of his heritage and his own expertise, shaped in the forge of personal experience.
$1,875,000 • 95 acres
Positioned in California’s coveted Paso Robles wine country, East Paso Acreage presents a premier investment opportunity consisting of 95± turn-key agricultural acres located entirely on the south side of Highway 46 East. This highly productive property seamlessly combines fertile ground, robust water security, and dual residential income potential. Features include 79± acres of prime, flat irrigated farm ground historically farmed in premium vegetables and alfalfa, alongside an active 4± acre ranch headquarters and versatile grazing acreage. Boasting a strategic location just 12 miles east of Highway 101, the property enjoys rare, dedicated Caltrans highway access from both directions, providing effortless transit for operations and guests alike. This high-visibility corridor provides exceptional exposure and infrastructure for potential agricultural or commercial ventures, such as a regional processing facility, localized cold storage, or a strategic operational center. Free from the restrictions of a Williamson Act contract, this asset offers maximum flexibility for an owner-user looking to establish a custom ranch estate, expand active farming operations, or secure a highly flexible land holding. Seller is a California licensed Real Estate Broker. LOCATION/LOCALE: East Paso Acreage is situated just east of the city of Paso Robles, a premier hub of California’s Central Coast. Located conveniently on Highway 46, approximately 12 miles east of Highway 101, the ranch benefits from dedicated Caltrans access from both lane directions—a critical operational advantage that makes for easy traveling to the San Joaquin Valley to the east or a variety of coastal towns to the west. This strategic placement offers the ideal blend of rural privacy and commercial convenience. By sitting just outside the city center, East Paso Acreage provides the spacious, low-density environment highly coveted for agricultural operations and estate living, yet remains closely connected to the region's vibrant economic core. Positioned directly in the path of heavy traveler traffic connecting the Central Valley to the coast, the site offers unmatched exposure and viability for agricultural processing, regional logistics, or a prominent commercial footprint. Situated minutes away from Paso Robles' vibrant center, the property seamlessly balances geographic convenience with the peace, open space, and distinct independence that only a county-level agricultural parcel can provide. IMPROVEMENTS: Complementing its premium location, East Paso Acreage is exceptionally improved with two distinct residences and several functional ranch outbuildings perfectly suited for equipment and agricultural storage. The primary residence is a classic 2,964± square foot ranch home originally built in 1938, currently undergoing a complete interior remodel. Complemented by a newly installed roof, this refreshed 3-bedroom, 2½-bathroom residence features a detached garage and overlooks the scenic valley floor, perfectly blending historic character with contemporary finishes. It offers an exceptional owner’s estate or an attractive, high-end rental opportunity. Situated alongside the main ranch house is a charming secondary residence featuring 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, also equipped with its own detached garage. This highly accessible second home is exceptionally versatile—perfectly suited for a caretaker’s quarters, private guest house, or an immediate passive income stream. WATER: Water on the property is supported by two functional wells: one domestic well and one high-capacity agricultural irrigation well. Originally drilled in 1997, the irrigation well was historically tested at 600± GPM and features a robust, propane-driven turbine pump. East Paso Acreage is located within the Paso Robles Groundwater Basin, with local groundwater serving the residential compound and agricultural acreage. For detailed information, please consult the County of San Luis Obispo Paso Robles Groundwater Basin website. All well production, basin guidelines, and historic flow metrics are provided for informational purposes; buyers are encouraged to consult a water use professional and conduct their own independent water inspections. ACREAGE & ZONING: Providing an ideal canvas for agricultural or commercial development, East Paso Acreage comprises 95± acres zoned Agriculture. The configuration features 79± acres of flat, irrigated farmland across two certificated parcels that offer a highly usable, versatile layout. The remaining 16± acres are dedicated to the residential compound and ranch infrastructure. The property is NOT under a Williamson Act Contract, offering immediate, unrestricted development flexibility. Property taxes for the 2025–2026 tax year were approximately $6,000.* APNs: 019-151-039 & 019-171-032 *Upon consummation of sale, property taxes will be reassessed.
Positioned in California’s coveted Paso Robles wine country, East Paso Acreage presents a premier investment opportunity consisting of 95± turn-key agricultural acres located entirely on the south side of Highway 46 East. This highly productive property seamlessly combines fertile ground, robust water security, and dual residential income potential. Features include 79± acres of prime, flat irrigated farm ground historically farmed in premium vegetables and alfalfa, alongside an active 4± acre ranch headquarters and versatile grazing acreage. Boasting a strategic location just 12 miles east of Highway 101, the property enjoys rare, dedicated Caltrans highway access from both directions, providing effortless transit for operations and guests alike. This high-visibility corridor provides exceptional exposure and infrastructure for potential agricultural or commercial ventures, such as a regional processing facility, localized cold storage, or a strategic operational center. Free from the restrictions of a Williamson Act contract, this asset offers maximum flexibility for an owner-user looking to establish a custom ranch estate, expand active farming operations, or secure a highly flexible land holding. Seller is a California licensed Real Estate Broker. LOCATION/LOCALE: East Paso Acreage is situated just east of the city of Paso Robles, a premier hub of California’s Central Coast. Located conveniently on Highway 46, approximately 12 miles east of Highway 101, the ranch benefits from dedicated Caltrans access from both lane directions—a critical operational advantage that makes for easy traveling to the San Joaquin Valley to the east or a variety of coastal towns to the west. This strategic placement offers the ideal blend of rural privacy and commercial convenience. By sitting just outside the city center, East Paso Acreage provides the spacious, low-density environment highly coveted for agricultural operations and estate living, yet remains closely connected to the region's vibrant economic core. Positioned directly in the path of heavy traveler traffic connecting the Central Valley to the coast, the site offers unmatched exposure and viability for agricultural processing, regional logistics, or a prominent commercial footprint. Situated minutes away from Paso Robles' vibrant center, the property seamlessly balances geographic convenience with the peace, open space, and distinct independence that only a county-level agricultural parcel can provide. IMPROVEMENTS: Complementing its premium location, East Paso Acreage is exceptionally improved with two distinct residences and several functional ranch outbuildings perfectly suited for equipment and agricultural storage. The primary residence is a classic 2,964± square foot ranch home originally built in 1938, currently undergoing a complete interior remodel. Complemented by a newly installed roof, this refreshed 3-bedroom, 2½-bathroom residence features a detached garage and overlooks the scenic valley floor, perfectly blending historic character with contemporary finishes. It offers an exceptional owner’s estate or an attractive, high-end rental opportunity. Situated alongside the main ranch house is a charming secondary residence featuring 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, also equipped with its own detached garage. This highly accessible second home is exceptionally versatile—perfectly suited for a caretaker’s quarters, private guest house, or an immediate passive income stream. WATER: Water on the property is supported by two functional wells: one domestic well and one high-capacity agricultural irrigation well. Originally drilled in 1997, the irrigation well was historically tested at 600± GPM and features a robust, propane-driven turbine pump. East Paso Acreage is located within the Paso Robles Groundwater Basin, with local groundwater serving the residential compound and agricultural acreage. For detailed information, please consult the County of San Luis Obispo Paso Robles Groundwater Basin website. All well production, basin guidelines, and historic flow metrics are provided for informational purposes; buyers are encouraged to consult a water use professional and conduct their own independent water inspections. ACREAGE & ZONING: Providing an ideal canvas for agricultural or commercial development, East Paso Acreage comprises 95± acres zoned Agriculture. The configuration features 79± acres of flat, irrigated farmland across two certificated parcels that offer a highly usable, versatile layout. The remaining 16± acres are dedicated to the residential compound and ranch infrastructure. The property is NOT under a Williamson Act Contract, offering immediate, unrestricted development flexibility. Property taxes for the 2025–2026 tax year were approximately $6,000.* APNs: 019-151-039 & 019-171-032 *Upon consummation of sale, property taxes will be reassessed.
$3,975,000 • 695 acres
Travel along scenic, pastoral roads and enjoy stunning mountain views as you draw near to Oak Creek Ranch, offering country living at its best. Encompassing 695± rolling acres of apples, grapes, and grazing land, Oak Creek Ranch is currently utilized as a farm featuring 60± acres planted with 37± acres of Granny Smith Apples and 23± acres of grapes. The remaining 635± acres have historically been utilized for grazing land. Oak Creek Ranch is improved with a modest main residence, shop, barn, airplane hangar, and airstrip. The Ranch is perimeter and cross fenced, includes solar-powered electricity, and is under Williamson Act Contract (offering reduced property taxes). Water is supplied by two irrigation wells and two storage tanks. LOCATION & ACCESS: Positioned just 8 miles east of Highway 101, Oak Creek Ranch is located in the southeastern portion of Monterey County near the small town of San Miguel. Situated at 77620 Lowes Canyon Road, Ranch access is gained via a gated entrance. Lowes Canyon Road is gravel and runs through the southeastern portion of the Ranch. With a population of approximately 3,100 people, San Miguel is a small community in California’s Central Coast Wine Country. The jewel of the town is the famous Mission San Miguel Arcangel founded by Franciscan Father Fermin Lasuen in 1797. The “town” of San Miguel, likely began with the Rios-Caldeonia Adobe, which was constructed in 1835. By 1871, a stagecoach ran daily from San Miguel to San Luis Obispo, and in 1886 the Southern Pacific Railroad reached San Miguel. Shortly thereafter, the town was leveled by a disastrous fire, and the new town was rebuilt north of the Mission. San Miguel is positioned 10-miles north of Paso Robles, the mid-point between Los Angeles and San Francisco. The Ranch is a short 20-minute drive from the Paso Robles Municipal Airport which offers fuel & line services, aircraft maintenance, air charter, restaurant and ground transportation. The airport also has a jet center and private hangars for general aviation. San Luis Obispo County’s Regional Airport, approximately 49 miles from the Ranch, offers commercial service daily to Los Angeles and San Francisco connecting to international flights. The San Luis Obispo Airport offers convenient access to and from the Central Coast. Residents and visitors have the choice of three commercial airlines with flights to Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Seattle, Portland, Denver, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Dallas. The airport is also home to fuel service, general aviation, and corporate facilities. IMPROVEMENTS: Surrounded by restful shade trees sits a single-story, mission-style main residence built in 1992. Comprising 2,463± square feet, interior features include two bedrooms, two-and-one-half bathrooms, a utility room, a study, a laundry room, and a great room with a screened in porch area. There is also Saltillo tile flooring and custom textured walls throughout. The exterior of the home is wood framed with custom stucco exterior, and a Spanish tile roof. The main residence also includes an attached garage that is 628± square feet. A wooden-framed shop building comprises 3,192± square feet, with 528± square feet of covered storage equipment and bathroom. The shop sits on a concrete slab and has a corrugated metal roof and siding. There is also a 3,360± square foot barn. Though the barn is in poor condition, it is completed with wood siding and walls with a corrugated metal roof and has a dirt floor. Nearby sits a 2,400± square foot airplane hangar (with a half-bath) built on a concrete slab. There is a 350-foot taxi strip attached to a 3,000± foot airstrip. The airstrip is equipped with a solid main-line pipe for irrigating the airstrip for pilots preferring grass. WATER: Seasonal streams and drainage swales can be found on the property, but offer little to no water supply. There are two irrigation wells providing water to the property. Both irrigation wells are run on fuel-powered pumps. One pumps water to an 18,000-gallon concrete water tank and then distributes via irrigation system to the apples and grapes. A second water tank, holding up to 5,000-gallons, sits hilltop behind the house, and gravity feeds water for domestic use. Oak Creek Ranch is situated inside the bounds of the Upper Valley Aquifer Subbasin which rests within the Salinas Valley Groundwater Basin, making it subject to current groundwater regulations. In accordance with the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA), the Salinas Valley Groundwater Basin was created to sustainably manage groundwater resources. Click here to learn more. Consultation with a water-use professional is recommended before proceeding with development. OPERATIONS: Oak Creek Ranch presents a total of 60± planted acres, farmed with 37± acres of Granny Smith Apples and 23± acres of Vineyard. The balance of 635± acres have previously been leased out for grazing, but they are not presently running any cows. Planted in 1987, the apples are traditionally sold to S. Martinelli & Co. in Watsonville, who then press them into juice. The apple orchard is fully irrigated and its operations are overseen by the on-site foreman. The vineyard was originally established and planted in 1998. It is enveloped by the San Miguel District American Viticultural Area located at the top of the Paso Robles AVA. The soil consists of recent alluvial fans and deep alluvial soils, and is composed of sandy loam and clay loam. The climate, similar to that of the surrounding districts, presents hot days and cool nights, offering ideal growing conditions for producing red wine grapes. The vineyard is also fully irrigated and managed by the on-site foreman. ACREAGE, ZONING & TAXES: Oak Creek Ranch encompasses 695± acres, zoned PG-160 (Permanent Grazing) in Monterey County. Oak Creek Ranch’s four parcels are enrolled in the Ag Preserve (also known as the Williamson Act). Generally, the Williamson Act contracts limit the land usage to agriculture or related open space uses in exchange for reduced property taxes. Property taxes for the 2023/2024 tax year were approximately $17,000.* *Upon consummation of sale, property taxes will be reassessed and are subject to change. APNs: 424-131-072; 424-131-073; 424-131-074; 424-371-003
Travel along scenic, pastoral roads and enjoy stunning mountain views as you draw near to Oak Creek Ranch, offering country living at its best. Encompassing 695± rolling acres of apples, grapes, and grazing land, Oak Creek Ranch is currently utilized as a farm featuring 60± acres planted with 37± acres of Granny Smith Apples and 23± acres of grapes. The remaining 635± acres have historically been utilized for grazing land. Oak Creek Ranch is improved with a modest main residence, shop, barn, airplane hangar, and airstrip. The Ranch is perimeter and cross fenced, includes solar-powered electricity, and is under Williamson Act Contract (offering reduced property taxes). Water is supplied by two irrigation wells and two storage tanks. LOCATION & ACCESS: Positioned just 8 miles east of Highway 101, Oak Creek Ranch is located in the southeastern portion of Monterey County near the small town of San Miguel. Situated at 77620 Lowes Canyon Road, Ranch access is gained via a gated entrance. Lowes Canyon Road is gravel and runs through the southeastern portion of the Ranch. With a population of approximately 3,100 people, San Miguel is a small community in California’s Central Coast Wine Country. The jewel of the town is the famous Mission San Miguel Arcangel founded by Franciscan Father Fermin Lasuen in 1797. The “town” of San Miguel, likely began with the Rios-Caldeonia Adobe, which was constructed in 1835. By 1871, a stagecoach ran daily from San Miguel to San Luis Obispo, and in 1886 the Southern Pacific Railroad reached San Miguel. Shortly thereafter, the town was leveled by a disastrous fire, and the new town was rebuilt north of the Mission. San Miguel is positioned 10-miles north of Paso Robles, the mid-point between Los Angeles and San Francisco. The Ranch is a short 20-minute drive from the Paso Robles Municipal Airport which offers fuel & line services, aircraft maintenance, air charter, restaurant and ground transportation. The airport also has a jet center and private hangars for general aviation. San Luis Obispo County’s Regional Airport, approximately 49 miles from the Ranch, offers commercial service daily to Los Angeles and San Francisco connecting to international flights. The San Luis Obispo Airport offers convenient access to and from the Central Coast. Residents and visitors have the choice of three commercial airlines with flights to Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Seattle, Portland, Denver, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Dallas. The airport is also home to fuel service, general aviation, and corporate facilities. IMPROVEMENTS: Surrounded by restful shade trees sits a single-story, mission-style main residence built in 1992. Comprising 2,463± square feet, interior features include two bedrooms, two-and-one-half bathrooms, a utility room, a study, a laundry room, and a great room with a screened in porch area. There is also Saltillo tile flooring and custom textured walls throughout. The exterior of the home is wood framed with custom stucco exterior, and a Spanish tile roof. The main residence also includes an attached garage that is 628± square feet. A wooden-framed shop building comprises 3,192± square feet, with 528± square feet of covered storage equipment and bathroom. The shop sits on a concrete slab and has a corrugated metal roof and siding. There is also a 3,360± square foot barn. Though the barn is in poor condition, it is completed with wood siding and walls with a corrugated metal roof and has a dirt floor. Nearby sits a 2,400± square foot airplane hangar (with a half-bath) built on a concrete slab. There is a 350-foot taxi strip attached to a 3,000± foot airstrip. The airstrip is equipped with a solid main-line pipe for irrigating the airstrip for pilots preferring grass. WATER: Seasonal streams and drainage swales can be found on the property, but offer little to no water supply. There are two irrigation wells providing water to the property. Both irrigation wells are run on fuel-powered pumps. One pumps water to an 18,000-gallon concrete water tank and then distributes via irrigation system to the apples and grapes. A second water tank, holding up to 5,000-gallons, sits hilltop behind the house, and gravity feeds water for domestic use. Oak Creek Ranch is situated inside the bounds of the Upper Valley Aquifer Subbasin which rests within the Salinas Valley Groundwater Basin, making it subject to current groundwater regulations. In accordance with the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA), the Salinas Valley Groundwater Basin was created to sustainably manage groundwater resources. Click here to learn more. Consultation with a water-use professional is recommended before proceeding with development. OPERATIONS: Oak Creek Ranch presents a total of 60± planted acres, farmed with 37± acres of Granny Smith Apples and 23± acres of Vineyard. The balance of 635± acres have previously been leased out for grazing, but they are not presently running any cows. Planted in 1987, the apples are traditionally sold to S. Martinelli & Co. in Watsonville, who then press them into juice. The apple orchard is fully irrigated and its operations are overseen by the on-site foreman. The vineyard was originally established and planted in 1998. It is enveloped by the San Miguel District American Viticultural Area located at the top of the Paso Robles AVA. The soil consists of recent alluvial fans and deep alluvial soils, and is composed of sandy loam and clay loam. The climate, similar to that of the surrounding districts, presents hot days and cool nights, offering ideal growing conditions for producing red wine grapes. The vineyard is also fully irrigated and managed by the on-site foreman. ACREAGE, ZONING & TAXES: Oak Creek Ranch encompasses 695± acres, zoned PG-160 (Permanent Grazing) in Monterey County. Oak Creek Ranch’s four parcels are enrolled in the Ag Preserve (also known as the Williamson Act). Generally, the Williamson Act contracts limit the land usage to agriculture or related open space uses in exchange for reduced property taxes. Property taxes for the 2023/2024 tax year were approximately $17,000.* *Upon consummation of sale, property taxes will be reassessed and are subject to change. APNs: 424-131-072; 424-131-073; 424-131-074; 424-371-003
$7,750,000 • 467 acres
Beautiful, income-producing farm and cattle ranch nestled snuggly in California’s citrus belt and along the Sierra Nevada foothills.
Beautiful, income-producing farm and cattle ranch nestled snuggly in California’s citrus belt and along the Sierra Nevada foothills.
$995,000 • 159 acres
Exuding rustic charm and surrounded by vineyards, cattle ranches, and rural estate residences, the Diani-Shepard property is 159± acres of gently rolling terrain offering premium grazing land and idyllic country living.
Exuding rustic charm and surrounded by vineyards, cattle ranches, and rural estate residences, the Diani-Shepard property is 159± acres of gently rolling terrain offering premium grazing land and idyllic country living.
$10,000,000 • 4,356 acres
Powderhorn Ranch is a sprawling 4,356±-acre cattle ranch located near Greenfield, California, with all the improvements and water you need to pick up and keep this operation moo-ving!
Powderhorn Ranch is a sprawling 4,356±-acre cattle ranch located near Greenfield, California, with all the improvements and water you need to pick up and keep this operation moo-ving!
$4,650,000 • 3,055 acres
This working cattle ranch and dryland farm is an agricultural dream with everything you need to run cattle, including 3 residences, barns, pens, troughs and more.
This working cattle ranch and dryland farm is an agricultural dream with everything you need to run cattle, including 3 residences, barns, pens, troughs and more.
