California hunting club lists 400-acre private island for $1.5 million
The Concord Farms Duck Club, a 400-acre private island in California's Suisun Marsh, has been listed for sale at $1.5 million. The property features a historic clubhouse and has been used for waterfowl hunting for over a century.
Why it matters
The sale highlights the shifting demographics and management challenges facing traditional private hunting clubs in the United States.
What would $1.5 million buy in California? In San Francisco, it could put you in the market for a home or condominium. In the marshlands of Solano County, the same amount could buy an entire 400-acre private island retreat with a century-old hunting history, nine duck blinds and a sprawling clubhouse with 19 bedrooms.The Concord Farms Duck Club, located on Van Sickle Island in California's Suisun Marsh, has been listed for $1.5 million. The property, which has been associated with duck hunting for more than 100 years, sits about 19 miles south of Suisun City and roughly 1.5 hours from San Francisco.The listing describes the property as approximately 400 acres of natural marsh and includes a historic clubhouse measuring around 5,000 square feet.
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