PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:

• This property is on the open market for the first time in 62 years. The owner is ready to pass on his memories and love of the property to a new family who will continue with the long legacy of enjoyment.
• The 40 acres is located in Trinity County about 10.8 miles from the city of Hayfork, CA on the road to Hyampom, CA.The property consists of one parcel APN# 011-240-02, 40 acres. It is designated as rural residential but is zoned unclassified, which means the property has never been zoned and the potential use is endless.
• The owner has appropriative water rights from Dinner Gulch and has a diversion of 4 acre feet. Year round Hayfork Creek flows thru the property for over 1320 feet and 660 feet on both sides of the creek. There issteel head, salmon, and trout fishing, as well as several relaxing swimming holes.
• The Cabin was built in 1981 by the current owner and measures 24 x 36 with an upstairs loft. The cabin has propane refrigerator, stove,and some lights, The house is powered by a generator that hooksup on the outside.The old log cabin is inneed of repair and currently used for storage.
• The 40 acres is all useable with a gradual climb from 1800 ft at the creek to a high by the county road at 2400 ft elevation. The owner says it is a "virgin parcel" with huge marketable timber. Four different varieties of oak, pine, fir, madrone, maple, cedar, ash, and manzanita.
• The property is surrounded on all four sides by the Six Rivers Trinity National Forest and Hayfork Creek runs thru the middle of it. It has no conservation easements and the owner will convey all of his mineral rights. The property has a ½ mile easement across forest service ground from the paved county road.
• This property is abundant with water. The cabin is gravity fed by a 2500 gallon tank from a well near the house. The owner states it is about 60 ft deep and gets about 3 gpm. He attaches a little generator to the well and runs it for a few hours to fill up the tank. The meadow is irrigated by sprinklers from Dinner Gulch.
• For the deer hunter you are in the B zone, which can be bought over the counter. The real gem of this property is the access to the Hayfork Creek. The foot path to the river is an easy 5 minute walk and allows you access to great steelhead, salmon and trout fishing.
• Trinity County is one of California's last frontiers. The abundance of water, pasture, forests and cabins make this property an ideal candidate for a retreat, family compound, or hunting and fishing camp.