PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:

Nice 20 acre parcel outside Yreka, CA with the perks of being close to town and out in the country all wrapped into one!  With cell reception available and power at the edge of the property, this parcel is ready for your dream home project.  The land is mostly flat and slopes up in the back with views of the surrounding hills and valley.  There is plenty of space for buildings, horses or livestock, garden, and much more.  There is even a seasonal pond on the property and lots of wildlife in the area including deer, coyotes, porcupines, and bobcats. The road to the property is gravel and almost all county maintained. Yreka is about 10 minutes away and such a flat trip it could make a nice bicycle commute - a rare opportunity in rural Siskiyou county!  Owner is a Rotary Foundation using the profits for a surgical center in Nicaragua.  If you are looking for a homesite or investment property you can feel good about be sure and check this one out!  Additional 20 acre parcel nearby also available.

Yreka is one of California’s historic gold rush towns and has a population of just under 8,000 people. Being the county seat of Siskiyou County and right along the I-5 corridor, this small town has all the necessities to be self-sufficient. Yreka has a small hospital, other medical offices, groceries, hardware stores, and a great little historic downtown section of shopping, restaurants, etc. You're also just under an hour from Medford for more extensive shopping and conveniences.  The Medford Airport has commercial flights, and for private planes the smaller Siskiyou County and Weed airports provide closer alternatives.  Yreka is at an elevation of approx. 2500 feet, with an average summer high of 88 degrees. The area gets an average of 17 inches of rainfall and 20 inches of snowfall – so you’ll get to enjoy all 4 seasons. Here, you’re truly in northern California, about a half hour from the Oregon border. Siskiyou County is known for its beautiful scenery, thousands and thousands of acres of Klamath National Forest, and a myriad of outdoor recreation opportunities including hiking, biking, horseback riding, skiing, trout fishing, golf and more!