1820 Moffett Creek Rd Fort Jones, CA 96032
This exceptional 47.38-acre Siskiyou County ranchette in Fort Jones, CA, presents a unique opportunity. The property boasts a 1,512 square foot, three-bedroom, two-bathroom main home built in 1989, featuring an open layout with wood floors, vaulted ceilings, a wood stove, and a kitchen with a bar. New carpeting has recently been installed in the bedrooms. A detached three-bay shop/garage includes a 400 square foot one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment with a kitchen and living space. A classic old wood barn with hand-hewn beams adds to the property's charm. The land, mostly usable, currently has fields under lease. Seasonal Moffett Creek flows through the fenced and cross-fenced property, ideal for livestock. Several smaller pens with shelters are also present. Conveniently located on a paved road, the property is minutes from Highway 3, providing easy access to Yreka (15 minutes) and Fort Jones. The town of Fort Jones offers amenities including fuel, groceries, dining, banking, postal services, schools, and a hardware store. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the Marble Mountain Wilderness, Russian Wilderness, Trinity Alps Wilderness, and Klamath National Forest, offering opportunities for hiking, hunting, fishing, and horseback riding. Ski parks at Mount Shasta and Ashland are within driving distance, and Ashland and Medford, Oregon, are just over an hour away. This property is situated in the Scott Valley and is in an agricultural preserve.
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