25758 CA-44

Shingletown, CA 96088

This is a custom built two story home with a wraparound covered porch (1,400 s.f. covered by the veranda), a large deck off the porch and a balcony off the Master Suite. The house exterior is fiber cement board (Hardie Board / fire resistant) and the roof is standing seam steel. Downstairs floors are of large tile, with granite in the kitchen with a large island / bar. Upstairs has wide plank oak, large tile in the master bath, guest bath and laundry. There is a Jacuzzi-jetted tub and a large walk-in shower. The home is completely plumbed for radiant floor heating with a 150' insulated loop for solar, not activated. Exterior walls are 6" and 8" with BIB System Insulation. Interior walls are insulated for sound. There is an airtight wood burning stove which uses outside air for combustion. The home is located on 9 acres with about 1,300' of frontage on State Hwy 44. There are 2 parcels and both have Cal-Trans built driveways. Our neighbor is BLM, (Bureau of Land Management) with 500 Acres and they are never at home. Bear Creek has a large pool for swimming, snorkeling, fishing and canoes and kayaks. It is deep enough for a thermocline, which helps maintain game fish year-round; rainbow trout, small mouth bass and the occasional salmon. The property is at 1,000' in elevation, locate 4 miles East of Millville, 6 miles East of Palo Cedro, 12 miles East of Redding, 13 miles West of Shingletown and 30 miles West of Lassen National Park. There is ample room for horses a vineyard or both. For values and comparable homes in our area, visit ZILLOW.com; (Zillow's Estimates; based on $238 per square foot, $679,600. The high end of their Range $754,000.) Some of the photos shared, show snow. It is common to get 2 or 3 snowfalls during the winter months but they do not last more than a couple of days. Should you want to enjoy the snow, a few minutes drive East will take you to Shingletown (Elevation 3,412'). The further East, the deeper the snow. It is common to find snow at the pass on Mt. Lassen in July and August (Elevation 8,512') The birds shown are wild turkeys.