THIS PROPERTY IS NOW OFF THE MARKET 285.30 ACRE ESTATE W/ MAIN HOUSE AND GUEST/CARETAKER HOUSE APPROX. 2 MILES OF RIVER FRONTAGE       HAPPY CAMP, Siskiyou County, California USA    60104 Gordon's Ferry Rd.,, Happy Camp, CA 96039

HAPPY CAMP is located at the Klamath River between the Cascade Range, Klamath National and other magnificent forests, government land preserves, and the scenic California-Oregon border. It is accessable from California's Interstate 5. The property also contains a 10x14 laundry building;  work shop building of 2440 sq ft; equipment shed for 4-5 vehicles or equipment. It has been included in the Timber Preserve Zoning [TPZ]. (Limitation of certain development rights under this zone has been exchanged for better property tax treatment.) Well w/Gravity Flow Spring - 2 Septic Systems - Electricity/Power - Irrigation - Water - Telephone Satellite TV - Propane Gas Excellent fishing and hunting: deer, turkey, quail, goose, black bear, salmon, steel head, and trout. . Family fruit orchard. Well maintained property.

                                     Assessor's Parcel Numbers: 16-290-181, 16-290-021, 16-290-231, 16-290-261, 16-290-331, 16-290-361

Main House sleeps 10 very comfortably - Guest house/Caretaker's sleeps 2-4
Options for usage: Vacation Home - Retreat - Lodge - Grove - Ranch - Farm - Private Club

Asking $2,000,000   ($7,010.17 per acre)

Siskiyou County is located in inland northern California, adjacent to the Oregon border. Greater than 60% of the land within the County is currently managed by agencies of the Federal and State governments. These include: The U.S.D.A. Forest Service; Bureau of Land Management; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; and California Department of Fish and Game. These lands are maintained in various National Forests; Parks; Wilderness Areas; National Grasslands; National Wildlife Refuges; and State Wildlife Areas.

Next to the Appalachian region, Siskiyou County is one of the most ecologically diverse regions in the world. It sites the "meeting" of several western mountain ranges and the transitional mixing of various habitat types. Geographically, it has considerable vertical variance in elevation, hydrological and soil conditions. Portions of the County are heavily influenced by volcanic forces. Siskiyou County also has several areas that were unaffected by ancient glacial flooding. It  is the fifth largest county by area in California and the population as of 1998 was 44,700 - roughly a 10,000 population increase since 1970.   Incorporated March 22, 1852, Yreka is the Siskiyou County seat.

For demographics go to Siskiyou County's web page at  http://www.co.siskiyou.ca.us/website/statistics.htm
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