1500 Numa Rd Susanville, CA 96130
This exceptional 10.66-acre parcel in Susanville, CA (APN 101-271-003), presents a prime opportunity for residential development. Zoned for residential development, this buildable land offers a blank canvas for various projects, including single-family homes, condominiums, apartments, or planned unit developments (PUDs). The rectangular lot, approximately 850 feet wide by 545 feet deep, boasts a level topography and excellent soil conditions, making it ideal for construction. Located near existing newer housing developments, this property enjoys convenient access to major corridors servicing the college, airport, downtown, and schools. The location offers beautiful views of the Sierra Nevada and Cascade Mountains, situated in the desirable high desert of the Great Basin. Utilities are nearby, and paved access is available via Numa Road. The property's proximity to CA-395 provides quick freeway access. Nearby amenities include regional retail developments and recently constructed or planned new schools and residential projects. A conceptual plan suggests potential for approximately 24 lots of varying sizes. Seller financing is available with a 10% down payment. This property is a truly exceptional opportunity for investors and developers seeking a prime location in a growing area. The property's location offers convenient access to Reno (85 miles), Chico (99 miles), Sacramento (211 miles), and the Bay Area (249 miles).
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