PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

7100 Road 49 in Guinda offers country living with room to create, grow, and enjoy the land. The home was originally built in 1990 by a contractor as his own residence. This three-bedroom, two-bathroom home provides a comfortable and functional setting for everyday country living. The heart of the home is the spacious living room, where a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams creates an open and welcoming atmosphere. A wood burning stove framed by natural stone creates a warm and inviting focal point. The generously sized kitchen is practical and welcoming, with plenty of room for preparing meals and gathering together. A large office provides flexible space for working from home, managing an agricultural operation, studying, hobbies, or creative projects. The laundry room offers abundant storage, while the practical floor plan provides comfortable spaces to gather and room to spread out. During the original ownership, this was a well-loved family residence where children were raised and country life was fully enjoyed. Horses were part of everyday life, with time spent riding, competing in gymkhana and barrel racing, and participating in rodeos. The property was also the setting for many meaningful celebrations, including a wedding held on the grounds. These memories reflect an important chapter in the property’s early history. The land once supported a productive orchard and may offer possibilities for agricultural use, horses, livestock, gardens, or a new orchard. Mostly Class 1 Tehama Loan soils, an agricultural well and a separate domestic well add flexibility for country living. Located in the Capay Valley community of Guinda, 7100 Road 49 is ready for a fresh vision. Whether that vision includes farming, horses, gardening, working from home, or simply enjoying additional space and privacy, this property offers an opportunity to begin its next chapter.

DETAILS

Home Features

• Vaulted ceilings
• Wood-burning stove
• Large office

Lot Features

• Agricultural well
• Domestic well
• Class 1 Tehama Loan soils