19005 CA-89 Hat Creek, CA 96040

Imagine Hat Creek flowing along the edge of your lawn, around your main house, then over a small fall, under a bridge, between two guest cabins, into a beautiful pond! Here it is! This 284+ acre ranch is a fly fisherman's dream! Offering 5 homes, 85 flood irrigated acres, now growing alfalfa mix hay, 3 freshwater ponds, shop, hobby room and barn. Entering the property, you will pass through large lava flows before you reach the main home and guest cabins. Nestled under large pines with year-round Hat Creek. The ponds are a delight, not only for fishing, but swimming and small watercraft. The ranch has water rights from Hat Creek to flood irrigate the fields and feed the ponds via two gated diversion ditches. There is also an ag well to supplement the irrigation system. The main home sits on a slight rise, overlooking the creek on two sides. The two-story home offers 2,422 sf of living space. First floor has large living area with lava rock fireplace, wonderful windows capturing views of creek. Wood floors in open dining and kitchen area along with wood stove on lava rock hearth. Large laundry with ½ bath. There are two bedrooms upstairs, each with in-suite baths. Front and back covered porches with creek views.
The first cabin overlooks the creek, and offers 900 sf with 1 bedroom and 1 bath plus sleeping loft upstairs. Beautiful wood floors in living area and kitchen. There are several areas along the creek to sit and enjoy your surroundings.
Second cabin sits on the opposite side of the creek, with 2,742 sf, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, large living, dining and full kitchen. The barn has several stalls, tack room and storage room. There is also a hobby room/office with bath. Shop plus 3 car ports under one roof. Fenced in animal pasture can be irrigated with handline. The two rental homes have a separate entrance from the highway. Rental 1 is 1040 sf, with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath. The second rental is 1,100 sf MFH, with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. Both have storage buildings. There are several roads throughout the ranch, connecting the ponds, hay fields and homes. The property borders BLM to the North and East. There is a Native American cemetery on the South East corner of the property. The tribal members must get permission to access the property, via the back entry, to tend the cemetery.
This is a one of a kind property and will be a treasure to the new owner.