148.4 acres in Lassen County, California

This is a 148 ACRE +/- parcel of and in Lassen County, California. This land is about 24 miles northeast of Susanville, California on Highway 395. This is one of the largest privately owned parcels in the nearby area. The lower part of the land is gently sloping. The land then runs up a gently sloped hill. There are great views from the top of the hill. There is over mile of highway frontage on Highway 395. The property is fenced and gated along the highway. An agreement exists with the California Department of Highways for the highway department to maintain the fence and gate on the property. The land is partially fenced on three sides A deep well and at least two surface springs are present on the land. There is one deep well that in 2007 was able to maintain a flow of 27 gallons per hour when drawing from 3-ft below the top of the well casing. In some years there is free flow over the top of the casing which is about 20 above the ground. There are no utilities at the land. The land borders over a million acres of public lands. The western and northern boundaries of the land border BLM land. This gives you ample land to use for recreation. At some time in the 1930s the land was used as a Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp during the depression years. Several buildings were constructed to support this camp. There are some ruins remaining on the land including a small building and a stone fireplace. Seller will finance with 25% down and the balance over 7 years at 7.9% or 15 years at 10.9%.