Siskiyou County, California Land For Sale (106 results)

Exceptional gated estate just inside Yreka city limits with stunning Mount Shasta views! This rare property features two renovated residences connected by a stunning heated indoor pool pavilion. The primary residence (2,940 sq ft) offers 3 bedrooms plus office with Murphy bed, 3 baths, including a generous primary suite with walk-in closet. Highlights include vaulted ceilings, a grand living area with Mount Shasta & landscaped views, hardwood flooring, Corian countertops, custom cabinetry, and all new interior paint & carpeting. The pool sanctuary showcases the salt water pool, skylights, river rock accents, & a dramatic wall of folding window panels creating seamless indoor–outdoor flow to the sprawling Trex decking and curated entertaining spaces. The guest residence (2,285 sq ft) offers a separate entrance for privacy & flexibility, with three bedrooms including two primary suites, an additional guest bedroom, & a dedicated den/or office. Recently updated and turnkey. Destination-style grounds feature paver walkways, pergola entertaining area, water features, seasonal creek, and private gazebo. A circular drive and mature landscaping complete this rare luxury offering.

**PRICE REDUCTION** 890 acres in the fertile Butte Valley near Dorris Ca. This place is ready for a new owner to shape its future. 200+/- acres under pivot and wheel line irrigation with soils suitable for any type of hay or pasture. The southwest section of the ranch is a wetland area which is under conservation easement. Waterfowl hunting and late summer grazing are permitted under the easement agreement. Two ag production wells supply the irrigation water for the fields and wetlands. Certified truck scales facilitate the sale of hay or cattle directly off the ranch. Other amenities include a 2000 sq ft. home, a 2300 sq. ft. shop with 950 sq. ft. of office space, and a large hay barn. The headquarters is located a nice distance off the main road providing privacy without giving up convenience. Perfect for the first timer or a great addition to an existing hay program or diversified cattle and hay operation.

This unique 160-acre property consists of three parcels and offers a spectacular "million-dollar" view of Scott Valley. It provides a peaceful rural setting just 15 minutes from Fort Jones, 30 minutes from I-5, and 90 minutes from the nearest airport. Build-ready with over a mile of graveled roads and a 17,000 sq. ft. house pad. Infrastructure includes a permitted 1,500-gallon septic system and an 11 GPM solar-powered well with underground gravity-fed water. On the Lower property parcel, you will find a multi-acre pasture featuring a second 500-foot deep, permitted 11 GPM solar-powered well. This area includes a custom-built 350 sq. ft. one-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin with a 600 sq. ft. wrap-around deck, gravity-fed water, and a small solar system. Additional structures include a 20x30 green metal barn with 12-foot walls and a 10-foot lean-to on a graveled pad. The grounds feature a fully fenced 6,000 sq. ft. garden on a graveled pad with 20 beds and a 10x25 open carport for storage or supply shack. For security and privacy, the property is equipped with three recessed, locking forestry-style gates. This land offers numerous upgrades and a prime opportunity to build your dream home.

The Mt. Shasta Villa is a 6.70-acre property in Mt. Shasta in Historic Siskiyou County. Located 3-miles west of Mt. Shasta's town center, this turnkey property includes a custom designed home, detached garage, and a second ADU, all with spectacular views. Nestled in a quiet neighborhood at the southwest flank of Mt. Shasta, this quiet retreat property is centrally located with great access to resources and endless recreational opportunities. Land The land ranges from 3,505' to 3,640' and is adjacent to the Siskiyou Land Trust on the north and west. The property has convenient, well-maintained paved access along Wyehka Way. The property is comprised of two contiguous parcels, both of which front Wyehka Way. The land is gently sloped and includes lush conifer and other tree cover. APNs: 036-110-030, 1.60-acres; 036-110-020, 5.10-acres; Total of 6.70-acres. Legal description, acreages, improvements, easements, property markers/monuments and other itemsto be verified by title and/or survey. Fences, if any, are convenience fences and do not indicate property boundaries. Maps are for illustrative purposesonly and do not indicate or verify property boundaries or other improvements. Improvements MAIN HOME: Multi-level custom designed home with many special upgrades and built-ins. New hardwood flooring, paint and other improvements/upgrades. Foyer; expansive kitchen; dining area; great/family room; multiple full bathrooms; main bedroom with custom built-in bathroom with multiple sinks, shower, sunken tub, and more; transition room leading to separate hot tub room, utility/laundry/bathroom and bedroom; multipurpose loft room; second level bedroom and bathroom; numerous closets and storage areas. See floor plan images and attachments. Expansive views. Private, quiet and highly desirable area. ADU: Mobile home with bedroom, full bath, kitchen, dining area, living area and additional storage room annex. Includes covered wood deck entry area. Water well, septic system and propane tank serves both the main home and ADU. Covered and exposed irrigation ditch travesrves property. Recreation When I first caught sight of Mount Shasta over the braided folds of the Sacramento Valley, my blood turned to wine, and I have not been weary since. John Muir, 1874 The property is located in the Historic town of Mt. Shasta at the base of the majestic Mt. Shasta mountain, one of the most iconic and beautiful peaks in the U. S. With nearly 445,000 acres of awe-inspiring wilderness, Siskiyou county is an outdoor enthusiast's dream with the ideal environment to hike, climb, fish, hunt, swim, bike, golf, explore caves and more. Castle Crags State Park is 14-miles south of town and the expansive and popular Shasta Lake is further south along Interstate-5. The area is surrounded by several national parks and refuges, including Tule Lake National Refuge to the northeast. Agriculture The property includes a robust variety of conifer timber and other trees. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Contact Listing Agent Region & Climate Siskiyou County is located in inland northern California, adjacent to the Oregon border. As the fifth largest county in California by area, Siskiyou County features spectacular natural beauty and scenic cities and towns including Yrekathe County Seat, Mt. Shasta, Weed, Dunsmuir, McCloud and Tulelake as well as Butte Valley, Scott Valley, Shasta Valley and the Klamath River Corridor. Next to the Appalachian region, Siskiyou County is one of the most ecologically diverse regions in the world. It sites the meeting of several western mountain ranges and the transitional mixing of various habitat types. Mount Shasta to the east forces moisture out of the air as it rises and cools, and the dip in the Klamath Mountains allows more moisture to reach inland, so the city receives more precipitation than the semiarid region to the north. This means that in the winter, the city gets nearly 103 inches or 2.62 meters of snowfall despite its low 3,600 feet elevation. The Kppen climate classification is Csb, or warm-summer Mediterranean climate. The USDA hardiness zone is 7b. History For thousands of years, the Shasta, Klamath, Pit, Modoc, and Wintu tribes utilized the abundant natural resources of the Mount Shasta area. In the 1820s, Euro-American trappers and hunters followed the Siskiyou Trail--an ancient network of Native American footpaths connecting California and the Pacific Northwest--through the region. Silver and gold discoveries after 1851 attracted miners. The area was first known as Strawberry Valley, then Berryvale, with a post office opening in 1870. In 1886, the town was renamed Sisson after local businessman Justin Hinckley Sisson, who operated the Strawberry Valley Station stagecoach inn and donated land for the Central Pacific Railroad station. Completion of the railroad in 1887, along the Siskiyou Trail route, spurred tourism, logging, and population growth. Tourism and lumbering remained key industries into the 1900s, bolstered by a wave of Italian immigrants employed in timber. The city was incorporated on May 31, 1905, and officially named the City of Mount Shasta on November 10, 1925. According to the U. S. Census Bureau, Mount Shasta covers 3.8 square miles, nearly all land. A stream in the southern part of town flows into Big Springs Creek and then Cold Creek, feeding the South Fork of the Sacramento River. The town lies on the gently sloping southwest flanks of Mount Shasta, with surficial soils of Quaternary alluvium, underlain by volcanic deposits. Groundwater is shallow, with peat soil (about two feet thick) overlaying sand and gravel stream deposits. Location Mount Shasta is located at 4118'52 North, 12218'41 West, along Interstate-5; 10-miles south of Weed and 12-miles north of Dunsmuir. McCloud is 12-miles to the east along CA-89. Redding is about hours' drive south and the Oregon border is 70-miles north. The property main address is 1901 Wyehka Way, Mt. Shasta, CA 96067.

Marsh Island Ranch is a 160-acre property that world-renowned wildlife photographer Tupper Ansel Blake developed from an over-grazed cattle ranch into an extraordinary waterfowl habitat. Located on the California-Oregon border, the ranch compound overlooks the entire Klamath Basin, with Mount Shasta and the Cascade Mountains in the distance. Originally purchased as a wetland restoration project, Tupper Ansel Blake and his wife, Madeleine Graham Blake, converted the former cattle ranch to provide habitat for migrating waterfowl. His efforts were recognized in 2012 when he and the ranch were presented with an award for Outstanding Wetland Conservation. Over 12 years, Tupper and Madeleine rescued several 100-year-old cabins from the Upper Klamath Marsh and created a lodge, library, and guest accommodations. Today, this turnkey ranch is enjoyed as a retreat and world-class recreational ranch. The private property is surrounded by the Klamath National Wildlife Refuge, which comprises nearly 60,000 acres. The ranch has water, electricity, and propane, and sleeps up to eight people with existing beds. The nearby town of Klamath Falls offers shopping, restaurants, and more.

Welcome to the Cook & Green Ranch in Seiad Valley! 121.7 +/- acres with approx. 70 irrigated acres, Klamath River frontage, 3 ponds & a lovely updated two story farmhouse, originally constructed in 1908. There are several outbuildings including a 3 car detached garage with bonus rooms, a 50x60 barn built in 2010, with 36x36 shop inside & a 240 sf cabin. The property is irrigated with a combo of flood irrigation, handlines, 2 Nelson guns, with water from pond & water right from Seiad Creek. The irrigated ground is used for grass hay & pasture, ranch runs about 25 pair year round or more if you want to purchase hay, plus 90-100 meat goat kids raised. The home is beautifully updated with granite counter tops, custom cabinets, wood floors & more. Located on paved road with high speed fiber-optic internet available. This scenic & rural setting is surrounded by opportunities for hiking, hunting, fishing, bird watching, riding & more, between the river, nearby Marble Mountain Wilderness & Klamath National rural community of Seiad includes a store/cafe/post office, fuel,RV park & elementary school and is about 15 miles south of the Oregon border. It's population is around 300 people.  The ranch is an hour's drive from the Siskiyou County seat of Yreka & just over 20 minutes drive to Happy Camp. The three craggy peaks of the Lower Devils look over the forested valley, which is completely surrounded on all sides by the Klamath Mountains, just north of the Marble Mountains Wilderness area. The Pacific Crest Trail, passes through the West Side of Seiad Valley.  If you're looking for rural outdoor living or vacationing, check out this beautiful Siskiyou County ranch!

Escape the city noise on this flat, buildable 3.05-acre backcountry retreat in Northern California’s Butte Creek Highlands. Surrounded by the Klamath National Forest, this property offers usable, gently wooded terrain dotted with mature ponderosa pines—open enough for an easy build without heavy clearing. There is no HOA! OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE WITH $7,500 DOWN - CONTACT US FOR DETAILS! Access is seamless via well-maintained dirt roads, with power less than a half-mile away. Residents enjoy community access to Butte Creek running along the neighborhood’s west side, while nearby Orr Lake provides a local favorite spot for fishing and boating. Access to 100,000+ acres of national forest lands from your doorstep offering seemingly endless areas to explore. Seller financing available with $7,500 down. Whether you’re looking for a full-time residence, seasonal getaway, hunting base camp, or a long-term land investment, the possibilities are wide open. County: Siskiyou, CA Parcel Number: 011-540-150 Legal Description: None – building would be off-grid. Would be a well for water and a septic for waste. Zoning: Non-Prime Agricultural District or AG-2 District HOA: None Covenants: Minor, includes 600 SF minimum home size Nearest Town: Yreka (Population 7,500), 1 hr. Yreka is the county seat of Siskiyou and has many amenities restaurants, service stations, hospital, and a Walmart. Nearest Major City & Airport: Medford, OR (Population 86,000), 1 hr 45 min Taxes: $111.56 Terrain: Flat Nearby Attractions: Mount Shasta – 1 hr 20 min Nearby Attractions: Lava Beds National Monument – 1 hr 25 min Nearby Attractions: McCloud Falls – Upper Fall – 1 hr 30 min

Discover the beauty and potential of this expansive 240-acre property, consisting of three separate parcels (APN #s 41040060000, 41030010000, 41030020000), offering incredible opportunity for recreation, hunting, or off-grid living. The land is easily accessible via paved Copco Road to the south and Yellow Dog Trail to the north (not paved), with legal access to all parcels in place. The 80-acre parcel is already equipped with a septic system and an impressive 100-gallon/minute well, located conveniently close to the 120-acre parcel. With possibilities to divide as small as 40 acres (and smaller in certain cases), this property features diverse terrain, including some marshland on the 120-acre parcel that remains dry and accessible for six months of the year, making it ideal for outdoor activities and exploring. There is also a seasonal creek. Whether you're seeking solitude in a peaceful location or dreaming of a recreational retreat, this property is a rare find that offers endless potential!

318+/- acres just 10 minutes northeast of Yreka!  Located along both sides of a paved road, with few neighbors, this property has two ponds and beautiful Mount Shasta views! It's been used for pasture and cattle grazing, but could potentially make a beautiful homesite, ranchette, horse property, or??? There are buried mainline pipes with irrigation risers on both sides of the road for irrigation.  It's also just over ten minutes to the small town of Montague and the Siskiyou County Airport. If you're looking for a larger parcel of usable land, gently sloping parcels not far from town don't come along very often!Yreka (the county seat) and less than an hour to Medford, OR. The nearby Siskiyou Airport, in Montague, has the capacity of landing a private jet on any size. The nearest commercial airport is in nearby Medford, Oregon. Ashland, Oregon is less than an hour's drive, with both offering a wide variety of dining and entertainment, shopping and major medical with a large hospital in Medford that serves most of the region. Closer, the Siskiyou County seat of Yreka offers shopping, groceries, a small hospital, schools, etc. Siskiyou County is known for its beautiful scenery, thousands and thousands of acres of national forest, and a myriad of outdoor recreation opportunities including hiking, biking, horseback riding, skiing, trout fishing, golf, and an appointment to see it today!

318.2 +/- acre ranch just north of the small town of Fort Jones in far northern California! This scenic Scott Valley working ranch has approx. 219 acres in alfalfa, plus some hill ground. The ranch offers an 1,800 sf, two bed, one bath ranch house with a bonus room/office. One bedroom and bathroom have been remodeled. Outbuildings include a 14,490 sf pole barn (750 ton hay storage capacity), a 4,374 sf wood barn (120 ton hay storage capacity), a 540 sf shop, a 648 sf storage shed, a 525 sf tack shed and a 30 sf oil shed. There are two center pivots, 9 wheellines, 2 guns and 40 handline pipes for irrigation and water is supplied by five ag wells plus a domestic well. Wells range from 250 to 1000 gpm. Approx. 101 acres were replanted in 2023. The ranch is partially fenced and cross fenced with barbed wire and there are wooden corrals, approx 10 years old. Seasonal McAdams Creek and Moffett Creek both flow through the ranch and join on the property. The hill ground borders a 160 acre BLM parcel for hunting and hiking opportunities. There are pretty views of Scott Valley and the surrounding mountains from most of the ranch and it's conveniently close to town for groceries, fuel, schools and other Valley towns of Fort Jones and Etna are both close - less than a mile to downtown Fort Jones, 15 minutes to Etna, they have a variety of small businesses for a great meal, banking, groceries, a hardware store, tire shop, health clinic, library, schools, and more. Scott Valley is bordered by 3 primitive Wilderness Areas, offering a multitude of wild and scenic hiking and riding trails, hunting and trout fishing opportunities, and access to the Pacific Crest Trail. It's also just a bit over an hour to reach Mt. Shasta or Mt. Ashland for winter snow sports or the large airport and medical care of Medford, Oregon.    Rural ranch life opportunity for sure!Make an appointment for a tour.

Beautiful 475+/- acre ranch in far northern California, at the foot of the Marble Mountain Wilderness! The ranch offers a 3,076 sf custom-built home, a wooden barn, a 40x72 newer metal shop, approx. 96 acres of pasture fenced with high tensile electric fence with metal braces, approx. Fifty-eight acres of which are flood irrigated. The owner is currently running sheep on the property. The remainder of the property is mostly timber. Some fire prevention thinning was done in 2021 & 23. The 175 acres have not been logged in over 10 years, and adjudicated water rights are in place for 1 CFS for 49.6 acres. There is a domestic well of approx. 10 GPM, plus a spring used 9-10 months of the year & 10,000 gallons of storage. The ranch has two ponds, one of which is year-round and stocked with fish. Seasonal Emigrant Creek goes through the home features 2,420 square feet downstairs, including the primary bedroom and bathroom, living room, and kitchen, with an additional 656 square feet upstairs and an attached garage. It also offers fiber optic internet for excellent connectivity, even in its serene rural location. The views from the ranch are beautiful in all directions. A 20-minute drive will take you to either of the Scott Valley towns of Fort Jones or Etna, offering a great meal, banking, groceries, a hardware store, schools, and more. Scott Valley and Quartz Valley are bordered by primitive Wilderness Areas, offering a multitude of wild and scenic hiking and riding trails, hunting and trout fishing opportunities, and access to the Pacific Crest Trail. The timbered acres of the ranch are also crisscrossed with trails and small roads, making them great for hiking, horseback riding, or dirt biking. If you love outdoor recreation, Siskiyou County is a paradise waiting for you!Request a comprehensive information package and schedule your tour!

Cabin in the woods! This one bed, one bath home has an open living, dining, kitchen area with high vaulted ceilings. The floor is unpainted cement, but with a little work, you could make such a cozy home! There is a laundry room off the bath, several storage sheds and a detached 660 sf garage/shop for additional space. The land is level with a peaceful pine forest setting and some mountain views. The yard area is fenced, but remainder of the property is not. A variety of raised beds were created with native rock and some garden areas laid out- with a little TLC and watering, the landscaping could be revitalized for that meadow in the woods feel. Horses are allowed in this subdivision as property is in the Scott Valley school district just a few minutes outside Greenview, CA, and just a short trip from the small towns of Etna and Fort Jones, in far northern California. Greenview itself has a quaint feedstore/nursery along with a small post office, a bank, and a gas station with a small grocery/convenience store. Both Etna and Fort Jones offer additional grocery options, medical clinics, churches, and restaurants, including the Denny Bar Co. & Five Mary's Burger House. Each of the towns in Scott Valley has a population of fewer than 1,000 people. It's less than a half-hour drive to the Siskiyou County seat of Yreka, which has additional shopping as well as a small hospital and just over an hour to Ashland and Medford, rural county has a population under 45,000 people and contains thousands of acres of timbered wilderness in the Klamath National Forest - its an area known for its scenic beauty, many small lakes, hiking & horseback riding including along the Pacific Crest Trail, blacktail deer and bear hunting, and more. If you like the quiet life, star gazing, and time spent in nature, come check out this great opportunity for a cabin in the woods!Make an appointment for your own tour.

218.6+/- acre ranch in Shasta Valley, far northern California! Approx. 128 +/- acres of the Lorenzini Ranch are irrigated. The owners are currently running 65+/- spring calving cows year around and putting up grass hay for the cattle. It's in the Shasta River Irrigation District in Siskiyou County. There are one ag well, three domestic wells and five ponds on the property. It's mostly flood irrigated, but there are two wheel lines. The 2 pole barns offer total storage capacity of 300 tons. The main home is a lovely custom stickbuilt house at 704 S Phillipe, built in 2009. It's 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2,100 sq ft with an open floor plan, vaulted ceilings in living, dining, kitchen area and 9' ceilings in remainder. The kitchen offers custom cabinets with granite countertops. Primary bath has double sinks, walk in shower and a claw foot tub. 1,756+/- sf of covered porch surrounds the house on 3 sides to enjoy outdoor living. It includes a 24x36 detached garage, an plus additional storage shed. Second address is 1834 E State Hwy 3 which has well and septic at site of mobile that was removed and there is an older house of unknown age, not on a foundation. You'll enjoy pretty local views including of Mt. Shasta from all over the ranch!The Lorenzini Ranch just a few minutes outside the Siskiyou County seat of Yreka, population approx. 7,800 with convenient access to shopping, a small hospital, and branch of College of the Siskiyou's. It's also less than an hour to Mt. Ashland and Mt. Shasta Ski Parks for winter sports, Ashland, Oregon for entertainment and Medford, OR and it's an appointment for your private tour!PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:Irrigated pastureCurrently running 65 cowsWell and pondsBeautiful custom main homeOlder second home2 pole barnsRoom for horsesClose to YrekaGreat area for outdoor recreationBeautiful views

101+/- acre ranch in Little Shasta Valley in far northern California!  This lovely, well-maintained ranch & homestead includes a 3,024 sf remodeled main home, a 663 sf 1-bedroom cottage & a 320 sf historic log cabin. The original character of the main home has been preserved & offers a spacious kitchen with dining area & walk-in pantry, a great office nook & an updated primary suite. Various outbuildings include a detached garage with finished room & commercial refrigerators, a 23x71 garage/shop, 3 barns, including a unique 3,209 sf parquet-sided wood barn, plus a 16x27 greenhouse. It includes working corrals & a chute. The property has about 65 tillable acres, with the balance in hill ground & homestead. It's fenced & cross fenced, has 3 ag wells tied together with 4" mainline & has historically run about 25 spring pair year round, plus sold extra hay. It has several fruit trees & was used to grow a large commercial garden with an onsite farmstand. A year-round pond is a great waterfowl habitat & the views of Mt. Shasta, the Eddys & Shasta Valley are beautiful & serene! The ranch is on a little-traveled paved road, a few minutes from the small town of Montague, and approximately 25 minutes from the Siskiyou County seat of Yreka. Ask for more details & schedule your private tour!

A custom country home on 5 partially fenced acres, tucked inside a private subdivision in Scott Valley. Real character, real space, and a layout that makes sense. Inside: soaring natural wood ceilings, a stone fireplace with insert, custom tile kitchen with island, built-in desk, walk-in closet, double vanity, and a breakfast nook. 2,008 sq ft, 3 beds, 2 baths. The covered front porch is where you'll end up most evenings. Out back, a walkway leads to the pool, with valley and mountain views stretching out in every direction. There's room to garden, room for animals, and room to just spread out — five acres gives you options a standard lot never will. Scott Valley living means quiet mornings, dark skies at night, and neighbors who wave instead of honk. Etna itself is a small, historic town with real character, a handful of local shops, and a strong sense of community — the kind of place people move to and don't leave. Siskiyou County living puts you close to rivers, national forest, and wide open sky, without giving up the basics. Homes like this one, with acreage, privacy, and a pool all in the same package, don't come up often in this valley. - 5 acres, partially fenced - Pool + covered porch - Custom finishes throughout - Mountain views

Three parcels. One river. A story most properties don't get to tell. This is 125 acres along the Klamath, anchored by a stretch of river frontage that's flat, lush, and ready to build on. From the water's edge, the land climbs — through green pasture, into timber, gaining privacy and elevation as it rises up the hillside. Multiple artesian springs run through the property (per seller), meaning water on-site without depending on a well. Long before it was a listing, this was home to the Bigfoot Lodge — a piece of Siskiyou County history, and a name locals still know. That kind of story doesn't come standard. It's built into the land. What you're buying: 125 acres across three parcels, sold together Direct frontage on the Klamath River Mineral and water rights Flat, usable ground at the river, rising through forested hillside Multiple artesian springs on the property (per seller) A site with real local history — the former Bigfoot Lodge Whether you're building a home, a retreat, or simply want 125 acres of river and forest with your name on it, this one gives you the raw material and the head start. Owner financing available with 30% down — terms negotiable. Inquire for details.

The Siskiyou Red Rock Farm presents a rare opportunity to acquire a large-scale, fully irrigated farm in the heart of Northern California's highly productive Butte Valley. Spanning approximately 7,276 gross acres across two noncontiguous tracts, the farm includes 4,387 pivot-irrigated acres ideally suited for premium forage production. Historically grown crops include alfalfa, timothy, orchard grass, and oat hay all aligned with strong local and export market demand, supported by the regions long growing season and proven soils. The property features a standout water profile, with 14 on-site wells and 25 center pivots, each outfitted with modern Valley control panels and mobile-access technology. Both tracts lie outside of SGMA boundaries, offering unregulated and highly dependable groundwater access a rarity in California. Improvements across the farm are extensive, including over 250,000 square feet of covered storage. Infrastructure includes 13 hay barns, multiple equipment storage buildings, three granary buildings, quonset barns, a scale house, and a centralized shop and office compound. The property also includes three residential homes and various support structures, providing a strong foundation for ongoing operations or future expansion.

1,234 +/- gross acres with 529 +/- acres planted. Consisting of 335 acres M/L planted to alfalfa approx 6 years old, 70 acres M/L planted to new grass hay, 65 acres planted to spring wheat. The property is irrigated by 4 pivot sprinklers. There are two wheel lines irrigating the remainder of the alfalfa, SE corner of the ranch. Water is supplied by 4 wells with electric turbines. One well has a solar array. There is a 600 ton hay barn built in 2016. The remaining 700 acres +/- is used for cattle grazing, hunting, recreation. The remaining property (700 acs.+/-) is gently sloping to steep. Property lies to the NW of the town of Dorris, CA just off Hwy 97.

Discover your dream home nestled in the serene neighborhood of Lake Shastina. This delightful property offers 3 bedroom and 2 updated bathrooms. There is an additional flex space that can be used as an office, another bedroom, or game room. With a generous interior of over 2,000 sq ft that exudes a light and airy ambiance with skylights upstairs. This house has been thoughtfully updated to meet all your needs. The large lot promises ample outdoor space for relaxation and entertainment. Just a short drive away from the breezy tranquility of Hoy Park, enjoy the perfect blend of community and privacy. Whether you're sunbathing in the yard or exploring local landscapes, this home invites you to create wonderful memories in a picturesque setting. Copyright © 2026 Siskiyou Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

This is the larger of the two tracts of timberland. The Tract has an estimated 3.8 million board feet, with 3.3 million board feet of primarily 60 to 90 year-old ponderosa pine, and balance Douglas-fir, cedar, and other conifers. East Tract is bisected by Union Pacific Railroad Line, and has a crossing used by railroad management. Seller will provide an easement from Auction Property #126 if properties are sold to two different owners. There are also 460± acres of 26 to 50 year-old pine plantations, and 55 acres of non-forest land, located east of the railroad. Shasta National Forest is adjoining owner to the north, south, and east, with an 80 acre inholding owned by Shasta National Forest within this auction property. Legacy Stone and Gravel is owner to the west. Sealed bids due October 5, 2026. Contact listing broker for bid package with additional property details.

This 519± acre timber and recreation tract adjoins Auction Property #122, the 413± acre industrial site. Seller will provide easement to the southwest corner along an existing logging road as part of sale of #122, the industrial property. AG-2 B-40 zoning by Siskiyou County has a 40 acre minimum parcel size and allows residential development. Willow Drive in Garrick neighborhood in the northwest corner of the Auction Property is a private road, and as such does not allow public access to the property. This irregular shape tract has an estimated 2.6 million board feet with 1.8 million board feet of ponderosa pine, 275± MBF of Douglas-fir, and 377± MBF of cedar. There is an estimated 50 acres of 16 to 20 year-old pine plantation located in the northwest portion of the property. Potential uses could include multiple secluded recreation or residential off-grid parcels with views of Mt. Shasta. Prospective bidders are encouraged to contact Siskiyou County concerning zoning with 40 acre minimum parcel size. Sealed bids due October 5, 2026. Contact listing broker for bid package with additional property information.

Unlock Your Empire: 160 Acres of Majestic Northern California Wilderness There is a rare psychological power in owning land that stretches as far as the eye can see. This isn't just a property; it is a 160-acre legacy estate in the heart of the Scott Valley vicinity. In a world that feels increasingly crowded, this is your ultimate retreata place where the horizon is your only neighbor and the rugged beauty of Siskiyou County is your backyard. Imagine waking up to panoramic views of the Scott Valley, the crisp mountain air filling your lungs, and the knowledge that you own a significant piece of "Jefferson Country." Whether you are an investor seeking a high-value timber asset or a visionary looking to build an off-grid sanctuary, this property offers the scale and serenity that most can only dream of. Property Intelligence: At a Glance Feature Specification Address 12070 Oak Mill (Vicinity), Fort Jones, CA 96032 APN 015-210-010-000 Acreage 160 Acres Zoning TPZ (Timberland Production Zone) Annual Taxes Incredibly Low: Only $332 per year HOA None Conveyance California Grant Deed GPS Coordinates 41.660248,-123.123078 Zoning & Potential The property is zoned TPZ (Timberland Production Zone). This is one of the most coveted designations for long-term landholders due to the massive property tax savings. Under the California Timberland Productivity Act: Tax Advantage: The land is valued based on its ability to grow timber rather than its market value for development, keeping your overhead almost non- existent. Permitted Uses: You are legally protected to use the land for growing and harvesting timber, watershed management, grazing, and massive-scale outdoor recreation (hunting, hiking, and camping). Building Your Home: While TPZ is intended to preserve timberland, a Single-Family Residence is allowed as well of ADU additional Dwelling Privacy Guard: The 160-acre minimum for this zone ensures that your neighbors will never be "too close," preserving the wild character of your land forever. Utilities & Infrastructure This is a pristine, off-grid property designed for self-sufficiency. Water: A private well would need to be drilled. The Scott Valley area is known for its rich aquifers; water accessibility is a hallmark of this region. Power: Solar is the premier choice here, taking advantage of the high-altitude Northern California sun. Sewer: A private septic system is required for permanent structures. The Vicinity: Modern Convenience Meets Wild Adventure The property is located just a block off the main street of Fort Jones, a historic Gold Rush town that offers a "small-town" feel with surprisingly sophisticated amenities. Travel Times & Points of Interest Category Destination Travel Time Why It Matters Airports Scott Valley Airport (A30) 10 Mins Local public airport for private pilots. Rogue Valley Int'l Airport (MFR) 1h 25 Mins Major commercial hub in Medford, OR. Redding Regional Airport (RDD) 2 Hours Full-service commercial airport to the South. Golf Clubs Weed Golf Club 45 Mins Beautiful 9-hole course with Mt. Shasta views. Mt. Shasta Resort 1 Hour Premier 18-hole woodland course. Shopping Rays Food Place 2 Mins Full-service grocery store in Fort Jones. Yreka Shopping Centers 15 Mins Walmart, Raleys, and specialized hardware. Ashland & Medford 1h 15 Mins Tax-free shopping in Oregon & high-end boutiques. Recreation Marble Mountain 25 Mins 200,000+ acres of hiking, hunting, and fishing. Mt. Shasta Ski Park 1 Hour World-class skiing and snowboarding. Investment Terms This property will be conveyed via a California Grant Deed, the most secure and commonly used deed in the state. Financial Note: A one-time Doc Fee of $495 is required in addition to the purchase price to cover professional deed preparation and county recording fees. The Scott Valley is a hidden gem where land values are steadily climbing. Do not miss the opportunity to secure 160 acres of the American West. Contact us today to begin your legacy.

Gorgeous views from this fairly level building pad in in the middle of 40 acres of "black forest". Land was burned over in the McKinney fire, but has been released by Siskiyou Wildfire. It's pretty stark now, but you can see it once was beautiful and will be again. Well appears to be undamaged and septic has been buried, but should still be there. Condition of connections unknown and distance to power also unknown, but probably at the antenna shed where the road forks. Copyright © 2026 Siskiyou Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Sitting above Scott valley with breathtaking views of the Marble Mountains and Mount Shasta. This mountain paradise features a beautifully appointed 2,871 square-foot luxury log home that includes 2 bedrooms, an office, a great room with vaulted ceilings, a spacious loft, large walk-out basement/rec room with home theater set-up, three storage rooms and much more. Solar panels and an auto-start diesel generator keep a battery bank charged for operating the home. The home features a large deck with amazing views; hiking and quad trails allow access to the wooded property and adjacent BLM land. The kitchen includes a Viking Range/Oven and a walk in pantry. Radiant heat floors on both levels and an Avalon wood stove in the great room provide warmth. The well produces clean mountain water pumped by solar power into the 5,000-gallon holding tank. This peaceful location is just minutes from town, close to groceries, a hardware store, restaurants and a clinic. Inspections are available to potential buyers; Full Home, Pest, Septic, Well and Water Quality. Owners are needed by family out of the area and are motivated to sell.

$3,500 40 Acres BLM Mining Claim Mount Shasta, CA 96067 - Siskiyou County Recreational Riverfront Waterfront Creek thru 40 acres Mount Shasta CA Gold & Gem Mining Claim Camping This is a legally registered, unpatented BLM 40 acre gold Mining Claim for sale, the Eddy Creek #12, with Eddy Creek running all the way thru the claim for over 1320 feet. There is a cleared camping spot right off the road. Unique to this claim is also a large meadow by the creek for camping. This area is also known for gems, and we found some smoky quartz and crystal quartz up the mountain ridges on the claim. Eddy creek flows into the Shasta River and the majestic Mount Shasta is nearby. The creek has several bends being good places for gold being deposited, The town of Mount Shasta 20 miles SE has all necessities. Our claims here are in the Klamath Mountains, part of the Sierra Nevada Range.