19031 Old State Highway, Macdoel, CA 96058

Property Description

Welcome to The Shangri-La Ranch! 2 Homes on 40+ acres, with water! Butte Creek runs through parcel, in addition to a year-round pond. Pre 1914 Water Rights per seller. Property has an interesting history, as it was originally the site of an active sawmill. Run cattle, have horses, or just enjoy the peaceful solitude and privacy of this property. Main house is approximately 1700 sq ft, 3/2 with attached 2 car garage and open floor plan. Main home has had recent renovations in the main living area and kitchen, a new roof in 2022, and newer insulated windows. There is a mini-split, radiant heat, and a very nice woodstove installed in living room. Guest house is approximately 1300 sq ft, 2/1. Kerosene heater, a mini-split, and a cute retro kitchen, large utility room, and a carport. 40+ acre parcel with Butte Creek meandering through, and a mill pond on property, with Trout and Bass. There is a large, fully fenced garden area with fruit trees, and large greenhouse behind main house. The historic cabin on site can be used for storage, or a quiet place to just relax. Check out the detached root cellar, and storage buildings. Backhoe and forklift included. CalOre is currently installing fiber-optic lines on property. Macdoel sits at the 4200' feet elevation mark in Siskiyou County. This property was once the location of an active sawmill & is rich in area history. Shangri-La Ranch sits within the highly coveted X-1 deer hunting zone known for trophy class mule deer. The property and surrounding area is on the path of continual migrating elk herds that are of record size and produce trophy racks. The property is practically next-door to the beautiful 'Juanita' mountain lake and campground. About fifteen miles north-east is the 'Butte Valley Wildlife Area', a destination on the Pacific Flyway, highly desired by goose and duck hunters. Spend a day visiting Medicine Lake (a few more miles to the east) which is adjacent to the Lava Beds National Monument where Captain Modoc Jack led the Modocs in their last stand against the U.S. Army. It is thus rich in Native American History and Culture. The city of Klamath Falls is a mainly flat and straight drive only forty-five miles north, where it is located just off and south of the 170 mile shoreline of Klamath Lake, Oregon's largest freshwater (natural) lake. The city provides the benefit of Oregon shopping. Adjacent 1331 acres of vacant land is also listed for sale, you can have a very large ranch! See amenities list in photos.