Description

Some properties give you more space. Churn Creek Estate gives you more ways to live. Set on 23 private acres in Churn Creek Bottom just outside Redding city limits, the estate is minutes from shopping, services and the airport, yet the approach feels worlds away. The drive follows deep green irrigated pasture toward the gated entry as heritage oaks frame the way. Beyond the gate is a ranch built for living, with room for horses, family, animals, work and everything that matters to you. At the heart of the estate is an approximately 4,200+ sq. ft. Mediterranean-style residence, complemented by an approximately 576 sq. ft. pool house and approximately 475 sq. ft. Gambrel barn loft house, each with kitchen, bath, heat and A/C. These separate spaces offer possibilities for a private workspace, au pair, extended family, guests or hobbies. A four-car garage, currently used as an expansive workshop with additional laundry, provides generous room for equipment, storage and projects. For horses, the infrastructure is already here: four barns with up to nine matted and lighted stalls with runs, including a foaling stall and vet/grain room with hot and cold water; riding arena; round pen; two covered hay barns; fenced hay/equipment area; approximately 14 acres of irrigated pasture; four acres of summer dry lot beneath mature heritage oaks; and six fenced and cross-fenced fields. A productive private well supplies the property, while established ACID district irrigation rights bring additional water to the pastures April through October. Ride at home, head to Shasta Lake or Mt. Shasta, then come home through your own gate. Building Department records document permitted and finaled improvements to the approximately 4,200+ sq. ft. main residence, including the office addition, and four-car garage. Owner has not located permit records for the pool house, Gambrel barn loft house, barn or hay structures. Buyer to independently verify permit status, square footage, allowable use and applicable requirements. The photographs tell the rest of the story. Come see what life looks like beyond the gate.