Butte County, California Land For Sale (88 results)

LOCATION: Situated at 9298 Midway Road in Durham, California, this property is conveniently located just a brief 14-minute drive from downtown Chico. PARCEL NUMBER (APN): 040-200-066 ORCHARD: Spanning 26.1 acres, the almond orchard features trees aged 12 and 10 years, boasting varieties including Nonpareil, Butte, and Aldrich. SOILS: The majority of the orchard is comprised of class one soils. (See attached soils map for more information.) WATER: The ranch is equipped with a single agricultural well, reaching a depth of 300 feet with a pump set at 120 feet. Both pump and filter were replaced in 2022.

If youre looking for your four-season mountain retreat, you really should consider this gorgeous 3.87-acre tract in the Big Bend Mountains on the north side of Lake Oroville. This property is located off Bunker Hill Mine Rd which traverses the top of a ridgeline overlooking Lake Oroville. A 1/4-mile long driveway leads through the woods to a clearing in the back of the property for maximum privacy. The clearing would make a perfect location for building a cabin, tiny home, or a secluded location for your RV. OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE WITH $10,000 DOWN - CONTACT US FOR DETAILS! Power poles are installed along Bunker Hill Mine Rd. The market and hardware store are only 10 minutes away. The city of Oroville (population 20,000) is 30 minutes; and with Sacramento only 90 minutes, youre close enough for an easy day trip to the City. This property would serve as an ideal mountain vacation home, year-round residence, long-term rental property, camping or glamping spot, or to simply hold as an investment. This one wont last long, contact us now! Property Attributes County: Butte, CA Parcel Number: 058-830-166-000 Utilities: Power is along Bunker Hill Mine Rd. A well would be needed for water and septic for waste. HOA: None Nearest City/Town: 30 minutes to Oroville, CA (Pop. 20,000) Hunting: Butte County is in Zone C-4. Deer and Bear hunting can be found in the area. Popular hunting areas include Butte Meadow, Colby Mountain, Humbug Summit, and Bald Mountain. Zoning: FR-40 (Foothill Residential, 1-40 acres). More info can be found on this link. Taxes: $294.10 Terrain: Mountainous Elevation: 2,240 ft 2,300 ft Nearby Attractions: Lake Oroville 30 min Nearby Attractions: North Table Mountain 30 min Nearby Attractions: Upper Bidwell Park 50 min Nearby Attractions: Feather River 1 hr 10 min Nearby Attractions: Lake Tahoe 2 hr 50 min

LOCATION: The Roseville Land Development Association rice property and waterfowl hunting club was established in 1927. From Gridley, California head west seven (7) miles on the Gridley-Colusa Hwy to Hatch Road. Turn south on Hatch Road one (1) mile to the property. The property is adjacent to the northwest corner of the State of California Gray Lodge Refuge and is bordered on two sides by the Gray Lodge Waterfowl Sanctuary. The world-famous Pipers Patch is located on the western border of this property. INGRESS/EGRESS: This property can only be accessed through the locked gate located on Hatch Road. ACREAGE 520.60 total assessed acres known as Butte County assessor parcel numbers 021-020-025-000 (397.09 acres) and 021-020-013-000 (123.51 acres). There are 372 acres of rice acreage, 70 acres of wetland native marshland, 45 acres of irrigated milo or upland habitat, 5 acres of milo or corn, and 28.6 acres of farm roads, ditches, etc. There are no easements or negative encumbrances recorded on this acreage. MEMBERSHIP OWNERSHIP: There are eighteen owner memberships in the club of which one ownership (1/18th) interest is for sale. WATER: Water is supplied for all the rice fields, farmland, and wetland habitat via Reclamation District 833. There are also two (2) agricultural wells located on the property that generate 7,000 gallons per minute (GPM). IMPROVEMENTS: The clubhouse is available to owners year-round and has a full-time cook during the waterfowl hunting season. The clubhouse acreage also includes members' trailers; caretakers living quarters; and outbuildings consisting of covered storage, ranch equipment, storage sheds, decoy storage shed, duck hanging and picking facility, and dog kennels. WATERFOWL HUNTING BLINDS: There are nine (9) waterfowl hunting blinds - three (3) in the rice field and six (6) in the permanent marsh area. SOILS: The rich, heavy clay soils on this property are ideal for excellent rice production and make for healthy wetland habitat for the growth of all moist soil plant life desired by waterfowl. COMMENTS: This is a historic, classic, Butte Sink duck club that currently operates as an LLC with 18 member/owners. Most duck clubs have outrageous yearly dues, but thats not the case at the Roseville. In a typical year, the LLC will pay a dividend from the rice crop proceeds, and yearly dues are only $100. This club gives a whole new meaning to first-class and you will be impressed with the laser-leveled, high yielding rice fields and awesome native marshland habitat that borders the Gray Lodge Sanctuary. After the rice harvest, the Roseville becomes a magnet for sanctuary waterfowl, which enjoy the lush food provided by the flooded fields. The rice fields, along with the awesome wetland habitat, are rarely offered in the majority of the Butte Sink clubs. Now you know the secret of this clubs awesome success!

Silver Ridge Stables is a complete horse boarding and training facility located in Butte County, northern California, along the edge of Table Mountain. Silver Ridge borders the North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve and well known Phantom Falls is located on the southeastern corner of the property. There is a public trail access easement here, allowing visitors year round access to the Falls area, so it's important for the owners to know they'll be sharing this spectacular feature. Table Mountain is famous for its extravagant displays of spring wildflowers, it's beautiful waterfalls and deep canyons with the majority of its visitors coming in March, April and May. Silver Ridge Stables sits on 277 acres of land, much of it on the top of Table Mountain, currently accessed by foot and horse only. It's the last property on the street, offering privacy and serenity that's hard to find. The lower portion of the ranch includes a lighted and covered arena, with views overlooking the northern Sacramento Valley, two wooden barns, which include an office area, hay storage, tack room and 15 individual tack lockers. There are 9 horse runs with covers that come off the two barns and 8 additional paddocks with run in shelters and individual water troughs. The ranch also includes a 3 acre fenced pasture and around 8 acres of old olive orchard, also fenced. Trails are cut through out the property and orchard and you have direct access to enjoy several thousand unfenced acres on Table Mountain. Silver Ridge includes three residences, each with great views. The main residence is a remodeled three-bedroom manufactured home with an enclosed front porch and a covered back porch. It also includes an RV parking area with full water/power and sewer hookups, a carport and storage. There are two other newer one bed/one bath manufactured units, currently connected by a breezeway. They overlook a large pond and the riding arena, as well as the valley views. The lowest edge of the property is bordered by train tracks. It's less than a half hour to both Chico and Oroville for convenient access to shopping and dining. Sacramento is an hour and a half drive and Tahoe around 3 hours. This is a one of kind property offering an opportunity to own and enjoy a truly special setting in northern California! PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS: 277.4+/- acres. Borders North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve. Home to Phantom Falls (public has access easement to falls area). Covered and lighted arena. Horse boarding with expansion potential (currently only boarding 4-5 horses in addition to owner's horses). 9 runs attached to barns, 8 paddocks with shelters, 3-acre hillside pasture. 2 Barns (wooden, built in the early 1900's). 3 bed/2 bath manufactured home. Two 1 bed/1 bath park model homes. Pond (seasonal). Amazing seasonal wildflower bloom. Canyons, cliffs, and stunning views of the Sacramento Valley 8 acres planted in olive orchard (no longer in active production). Bordered by train tracks. Great trail system cut into property to enjoy riding and hiking! Direct access to the top of Table Mountain to enjoy several thousand acres of the reserve. Butte County Northern California

LOCATION: The Home Ranch is located at 3560 Durham Dayton Highway. HOME RANCH: The Home Ranch is approximately 256 acres of producing almonds that vary in age. The headquarters is 57.57 acres and includes an equipment yard, shop, and the sellers primary residence. The seller's custom home is about 2500 square feet and was built in 1960. Contiguous with the headquarter is 158.40 acres and is all almonds ages 28 to 31 years old. This ranch does not have improvements except for 3 wells. One field over is a 40-acre parcel featuring 30-year-old almonds and a fully functioning huller. IRRIGATION: The 57.57-acre parcel has one well that irrigates the orchard in two sets and the 158.40-acre piece has three wells that irrigate the ranch in one set. Both these parcels irrigate via sprinklers. The 40 acres has its own well that irrigates in two sets via an aluminum pipe system. The seller has enough aluminum pipe that the system needs no labor. All the wells on the home ranch are fully functioning and abundant with water. Every motor is electric and they vary from 50 to 100 horsepower. VARIETIES: 57.57 Acres -Carmel, Aldrich, and Price -30 years old 158 Acres Block #1 -84 acres -40% Nonpareil -15% Aldrich -15% Carmel -20% Price -28 years old Block #2 -48 acres -50% Nonpareil -25% Aldrich -25% Carmel -30 years old Block #3 -27 acres -50% Padre -50% Mission -31 years old 40 Acres -Padre and Mission -33 years old SOILS: The Home Ranch consists of entirely class one soils. (See attached soil maps) LOCATION: The Butte Creek Ranch is located on Blossom Lane in Durham, California. BUTTE CREEK RANCH: This ranch is about 5 minutes away from the Home Ranch and is easily accessible. The Butte Creek Ranch is approximately 215 acres. 180 acres are planted to almonds and there are about 30 acres of plantable land in the Butte Creek Reserve which lies inside the levee. There is an employee home on the ranch that is about 1000 square feet and was remodeled about 5 years ago. The barn is in good shape and is used to store equipment. IRRIGATION: This ranch has 3 connected wells that are used to irrigate the orchard via double-line drip. The irrigation system is set up for frost protection sprinklers to be added. The seller has enough aluminum pipe for frost protection with minimal labor. All motors are electric and they vary from 100 to 150 horsepower. VARIETIES: 175 Acres -Block #1 -65 acres -50% Nonpariel -33% Monterey -12% Sonora -3rd leaf Block #2 -30 acres -67% Nonpareil -33% Monterey -14 years old Block #3 -30 acres -33% Nonpareil -25% Carmel -25% Aldrich -12% Price -28 years old Block #4 -50 acres -50% Nonpareil -25% Monterey -25% Fritz -5th leaf SOILS: The Butte Ranch is entirely class one soil. (See attached soil map) ADDITIONAL: All the equipment, implements, sheds, containers, etc. come with the sale of these ranches. An equipment list can be provided upon request. In addition to the equipment, this ranch comes with a transferable Blue Diamond contract. COMMENTS: These ranches have not traded hands in over half a century. Even a small farm in Durham is hard to come by let alone 475 acres of well-maintained almonds. The abundant water and excellent soils alone make this ranch one in a million! Chris Wilk, the owner of Scientific Methods was quoted saying this orchard is, " Extremely well-managed, has no disease resistance or nematode pressure, and has the best tree dirt in the world."

This 203.54-acre property is ideally situated west of Hwy 99, north of Gridley, and south of Biggs, California, an area renowned for its excellent water resources and deep loam soils that contribute to remarkable agricultural productivity. Currently, the ranch is cultivated with walnuts and almonds, featuring 55 acres of Chandlers on Paradox rootstock, 35 acres of Solanos on VX211, and 44 acres of Independence on SG1. With 60 acres of slip-plowed and disked open ground ready for future permanent crops, the property offers significant expansion potential. The 15 to 20-year-old Chandlers, irrigated via 30 x 30 micro sprinklers, have consistently delivered impressive yields, including 239,580 lbs in 2021 at 4,356 lbs per acre. The 8-year-old Solanos on solid set sprinklers yielded 95,540 lbs that same year at 2,730 lbs per acre. With two deep wellsone 50 hp well producing approximately 1,300 gpm and a new 100 hp well with VFD producing 2,700 gpmalongside full surface water rights from the Butte Water District, the property is well-equipped for sustained agricultural success. Additionally, a spacious wood barn provides ample storage for equipment, making this ranch a prime investment for any agricultural enterprise.

LOCATION: The property is situated on West Liberty Road in Gridley, California, about 30 minutes from Chico and an hour from Sacramento. APN: 021-150-017 & 018 (48 Total Acres) DESCRIPTION: The property features 48-acres of French Prunes with a spacing of 16'x18'. WATER: The ranch is irrigated using microjet sprinklers powered by an agricultural well. Additionally, there is the potential for dual source water, though the infrastructure to access district water is not in place. SOIL: The soil is classified as entirely Gridley Taxadjunct Loam. (See attached soils map) COMMENTS: Small parcels in West Gridley rarely become available. Prunes, compared to other crops, are performing well in the current market. This ranch provides opportunities for depreciation, steady cash flow, and potential future appreciation.

LOCATION: The subject property lies approximately four miles east of Highway 70 on Lower Honcut Road. The property is located in Butte County, California. APNS: 028-080-018 ORCHARD: Approximately 30 acres were planted to Livermore also known as Red Walnuts in 2016. In the spring of 2015 the owner prepared the soil by excavation of each tree hole for the planting of paradox seedlings and the paradox seedlings were grafted to Livermore in the spring of 2016. Approximately 40 acres are older Serr and Vina varieties. The sellers plan was to utilize the income off of the Serr and Vinas until the Livermores came into production. Red Walnuts: The Red Walnut also know as a Livermore walnut was developed in 1991 at the University of California, Davis. Scientists at the university obtained a rate cultivar of walnut from the French National Institute of Agricultural Research Collection. Through a controlled pollination experiment with a standard walnut cultivar, the Livermore Red Walnut was created. Since there are limited amounts of producing Red Walnut trees these rare walnuts are currently available in select high end stores, farmers markets, and online. ZONING: A5 IRRIGATION: The entire orchard is set up on solid set irrigation. WATER: The entire orchard is supplied with two separate wells with turbine type gear hands and 20 hp electric motors. COMMENTS: The Vinas and Serrs could be removed and planted to a different variety. A portion of the property is subject to seasonal flooding.

LOCATION: Situated at the intersection of N. Villa Avenue and Wyman Avenue in Palermo, California. APNs: 026-100-032, 033, 034, & 035 DESCRIPTION: This property encompasses 36.08 acres of vacant land. A 20-acre portion has undergone deep ripping and leveling, making it ready for orchard development. Additionally, the property features a 1,029-square-foot mobile home boasting three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The home is in excellent condition with new finishes and appliances. WATER: The property is equipped with one domestic well. If the buyer intends on planting permanent crops, they will want to develop an Ag Well for ample water supply. Fortunately, this area is well known for abundant groundwater. TAXES: The property is enrolled in the Williamson Act. The property taxes will remain low at the close of escrow. SOILS: The soil is mostly comprised of class two soils, specifically Perkins Gravelly Loam, well-suited for permanent plantings. Refer to the attached soils map for further details.

LOCATION: The property is located on Lone Tree Road in Palermo, California. Only 24 minutes north of Marysville. APN: 25-160-095, 096, & 097 (44.24 Acre Parcels) DESCRIPTION: The ranch features 132.72 acres of chandler walnuts on paradox rootstock. The trees were sourced from the Alex M Suchan Nursery and planted in 2018. WATER: The property has two electric agricultural wells, both drilled in 2015, that can irrigate together as a single set. One well provides 1,100 gallons per minute (gpm), while the other delivers 1,900 gpm. Both wells have a 16 inch casing and a static water level around 60 feet. SOIL: The orchard consists entirely of Eastbiggs Loam soil. (See the attached soil map for more information) COMMENTS: This is an incredibly uniform orchard just entering its prime years. No expenses were spared in the development of this orchard and its water sources. The next owner can expect this orchard to be one of the states top producers!

Diversified Orchards & Open Ground For Sale! Location: 2491 Larkin Road. From Highway 99 north of Gridley go East on Ord Ranch Road for 1.5 miles. Go left on Larkin Road. The property is on the west side of the road. Its shown by appointment only! DO NOT TRESPASS! APN#: Butte County APN#s: 025-190-010, 025-190-026, 025-080-054, 025-080-067, 025-080-068, 025-080-038 Farm: There are 693 planted/plantable acres. Please see the attached pages for field maps, acres, varieties, etc. Soils: The entire farm is comprised of primarily Class II Soils. Please review the attached soils map for more information. Water: 488 acres are in Butte Water District, which is considered to be one of the most reliable and affordable in California. In addition to the majority being in Butte Water District, there are ground water wells on the farm. Please see the following pages for irrigation type, horsepower, locations, etc. Leases: There are no leases on the subject property Oil, Gas, & Mineral Rights: The oil, gas, and mineral rights on the subject property owned by the seller will transfer to the buyer at the close of escrow. Taxes: The property is enrolled in the Williamson Act. The property taxes will remain low at the close of escrow. Price: $13,128,930 or $17,000 per acre Terms: Cash at the close of escrow Comments: Large Diversified Orchards & Open Ground For Sale! This property has great water & soils in one of the best growing regions in the Sacramento Valley. The farm is located in one of the best water districts in the Sacramento Valley. The ground water in this region is known to be clean with low salts & bicarbonates. The soils are deep and homogonous. The farm has employees who are familiar with the farm and would love the opportunity to stay on in the future! Please call Charter Realty for more info!

76 +/- acres just 9 miles north of Chico, within the highly sought after, Nord community of which 74 acres are planted to Chandler walnuts. The west 38-acre parcel planted to young pre-production Chandlers further improved with (2) water wells, modular home and detached garage. The east 38-acre parcel planted to Chandlers in full production further improved with (3) wells, large shop and modular home.

LOCATION: The property is located on Hastings Avenue in Biggs, California. APN: 022-202-007-000 (Butte County) DESCRIPTION: The subject property consists of 9+/- assessed acres and was previously planted to walnuts. WATER: Butte Water District COMMENTS: Escape to the serene countryside with this expansive 9-acre parcel of land in Biggs, located just minutes from Highway 99 and Gridley. This peaceful property offers the perfect opportunity to build your dream home surrounded by nature, with ample space for a small farm or garden. Whether youre looking to enjoy the quiet of rural life or embark on a homesteading venture, this land offers endless possibilities.

$325,000 | 1/5th Ownership interest | 230 Acres - Established in 1973, Easement in 1995 - 5 Stand Up Blinds, 3 Tank Blinds + Free Roam areas - Decoys left during season at blind locations. - Western Canal Surface Water - Well for Back Up Water - Flood Up in October and top off in December - One Guest/day/ Owner. Opening Day owners only. - Dues: +/- $3500/year. Covers taxes, water, electricity, insurance, mowing, discing etc. - Shoots 7 days a week - 100% Natural Habitat - Caboose for record keeping and blind check out board. Walk or ATV to blinds.

178.21 acres +/- 2nd Leaf Almond Orchard Chico, CA Location: This property is located at 14805 State Highway 99, Chico, CA 95973, and has highway frontage on the west side of Highway 99. Legal: The property is made up of 1 parcel which totals 178.21 assessed acres, more or less. The parcel is further described as Butte County APN #: 047-100-186. Zoning: The zoning for this property is Agriculture with the county designated use as Orchard. Orchard: The property consists of approximately 160 +/- acres of Independence variety almond orchard planted on Atlas rootstock and a 20 x 15-foot spacing. In 2024 the property will be coming into its 2nd leaf and has shown excellent growth and uniformity thus far. Water: The property has 3 total wells, of which, 2 are in active use. All 3 wells have 100-horsepower electric pumps. According to the owner, the wells produce approximately 1500 gallons per minute for each well. Water is delivered to the almond trees by micro sprinklers. Shop: The property has one shop approximately 30 X 40 feet in size. Price: $3,995,000. Cash to Seller. Comments: This is a uniform young almond orchard in an excellent location with its entire production life ahead of it. Call the Broker for a private property tour. Contact: Josh Cook Broker/Owner CA BRE Broker License No. 01872850 Cornerstone Land Company Cell: (530)300-5294

LOCATION: The property is located on Grainland Road in Durham, California. APN: 038-100-028 SOILS: The soils consist of Edjobe silty clay, Esquon-Neerdobe, and Conejo clay loam. (see attached soils map for more information.) DESCRIPTION: This 116.03+/- acre pecan orchard, located on Grainland Rd in Butte County, is a prime agricultural investment opportunity. Planted in 2005, the orchard features three pecan varieties: Pawnee, Shoshoni, and Wichita. The property comes equipped with solid set sprinkler system and a 125 hp well pump, newly installed in 2023, ensuring optimal water supply and efficiency. With its established orchard and state-of-the-art irrigation infrastructure, this property offers the perfect foundation for continued production or expansion. Dont miss the chance to own this productive and well-maintained orchard in Butte County.

This 230 gross assessed acre offering is a Prune/Almond/Walnut Ranch located in Palermo, CA. The Ranch is prime for production in a desirable farming area. Its irrigated with an abundance of water through 3 Ag wells on a micro-jet system. It consists of 6 separate parcels. The Walnuts are on a longer-term lease. The Prunes are high density with approximately 172 trees to the acre. Easy access to both ranches off of Lone Tree Road. Location: The property is located approximately 2 miles East of HWY 70 and 9 miles from the City of Oroville. It is located on both sides of Lone Tree Road. Just North of the intersection of Cox Lane /Lone Tree Road and 65 miles North of Sacramento. Size:+/-230 Gross Acres Price: The asking price for the 145 Acres of Prune/Almonds is $3,400,000 ($23,448 per gross acre) with the 2024 crop included in the purchase price subject to the Buyers reimbursement of the Sellers cultural cost expense from 2023 post-harvest until the close of escrow. 85 Acres of leased Walnuts is $675,000 ($7,941 per gross acre). The Walnuts are leased for 25 years, total of 18 years remaining.

37+ acres of pecans planted in the spring of 2013, approximately 5 acres of irrigated pasture and approximately 17 acres of winter grazing land. Improvements include a 2013 2-bedroom 2 bath mobile home on a permanent foundation; a shop/equipment storage building that is 42 x 100 and a solar array that is 22,440 watts. The mobile home is rented on a month-to-month basis and generates $16,100 per year in rental income. Please see supplements for additional details. This property comes with multiple opportunities for an owner. Butte County zoning allows for accessary dwelling units. This allows for someone to build a new residence and keep the mobile home; you have the future income from the pecan crop and a beautiful place to live. It is very well maintained and in good condition. If you have an entrepreneurial spirit, you could develop your own market for the pecans, the current owner has been selling a small portion of the crop at farmers market, but there is also the potential to do direct sales online. Additional information in helpful files.

55.28 acres of bare land currently used for livestock grazing. Property has a well with a 8-inch casing and 1.5 HP submersible motor and 220 power. Some of the property may be farmed to other crops. Would make a nice homesite.

Over 60 acres wrapping around Kunkle Reservoir in Paradise with great views, springs and Kunkle Creek flowing through the property. The property is fenced and gated with interior gravel roads. Would be a beautiful homesite, with the potential to split into multiple parcels. The seller has 3 water meters with Del Oro Water Company that are grand fathered for this property. Power is near the edge of the property and there are all kinds of wildlife on the property, the day I walked it I saw deer, turkey, quail and dove and you are very close to the Lime Saddle Marina on Lake Oroville.

OWNER MAY CARRY 241 gross acres M/L used for livestock grazing. The Hwy 99 property has ag well and hay barn.

153.6 acres with 140 acres M/L planted to almonds in 1992. Varieties consist of 1/3 Price, 1/3 Peerless, 1/3 Carmel. Spacing is 18 X 18. Irrigation is from 5 wells producing 5,450 GPM M/L via micro sprinkler irrigation. There is an older 3/2 2,106 Sf home which is rented. There are numerous outbuildings with a metal 4,375 Sf shop with concrete floors and electric. This is a very well-maintained orchard with good production history. 2023 production 1,900 lbs. See production and appraisal attached. 2023 production 1,900 lbs/ac Buyer to verify all information.

216 acres with about 206 acres planted to almonds. Of that about 100 acres was replanted in the fall of 2023. The varieties are 75% Nonpareil, 16.5% Aldrich and 8% Butte. The tree spacing is 21' x 14' and the rootstock is Krymsk. The other 106 acres needs to be pulled out and redeveloped. The are four wells with 125 H.P. electric turbine motors and there is a ground mount 155.9 KW solar array to help offset P.G. & E. Soil map is in attachments.

This ranch consists of 135 +/- acres of open ground. This property has been ripped 2 ways and is ready to be planted to permanent crops like almonds, pistachios, or walnuts. Maps have shown excellent ground water in this area.

Imagine living on a sprawling 10.09 acre property with two distinct living spaces, plus an additional room on an upper level with a custom build spiral staircase. Perfect for any lifestyle. This charming retreat offers 3 bedroom and 2 bathroom, ideal for comfort and privacy. On clear nights, you can soak in the fresh air and stargaze from the large soaking tub on the deck. For those with hobbies or the need for ample storage, a massive 4,000 sqft shop awaits, complete with interior storage rooms. Whether you're into woodworking, auto, art, or anything in between. This space is a dream come true. The home is equipped with a 4,500 gallon shared water tank, making the most of the natural environment, and providing ample resources. Additionally, the property has easy access to Hwy 32 and is perfectly situated to enjoy the surrounding beauty, with canyons, bluffs and countless camping opportunities all near Chico. Explore wilderness areas, find quiet rivers in the foothills, or simply relax and take in the splendor of nature. This is more than a home it's a lifestyle waiting to be embraced.