Country Home on Land in Adin, CAImagine relaxing on the front porch as deer wander through your land in the peaceful countryside of Lassen County. This charming 2-story cabin offers 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and approximately 980 sq. ft. of living space, set on 40± acres just off Highway 139 on US Forest Service Road 36N06, south of Adin, CA. The property showcases sweeping mountain and valley views in every direction and is home to abundant wildlife including mule deer, quail, and turkeys.
Inside, the cabin features a galley kitchen with dining area, a cozy family room with fireplace and wood stove, a propane heater, and kitchen appliances. Both bedrooms are located upstairs and offer closet storage. Enjoy outdoor living with a covered front porch on the east side and an enclosed porch on the south end, which also provides access to a large storage area. Additional improvements include a generator building, covered wood storage shed, septic system, a natural spring with 1,000- and 3,500-gallon water storage tanks, and full perimeter fencing suitable for animals. The land also offers a graveled circular driveway, mature pine trees, a garden area, and borders U.S. Forest Service land along the north boundary.
This is a rare “in-holding” property, as new residential construction is no longer permitted in areas zoned timber/agriculture. Enjoy true seclusion with easy access to outdoor recreation, including fishing at nearby Willow Creek and Eagle Lake, and wildlife viewing at the Ash Creek Wildlife Area. Key Features: 40± acres in rural Lassen County near Adin, CA2-story cabin with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,Located just off Hwy 139 on US Forest Service Rd. 36N06Mountain and valley views in all directions Abundant wildlife including mule deer, quail, and turkeys Lassen County, CA Lassen County, California offers a true escape into wide-open spaces, unspoiled landscapes, and a slower pace of life. Known for its expansive valleys, forested mountains, and high desert beauty, the county is a haven for those who appreciate outdoor adventure and rural living. Residents and visitors enjoy easy access to public lands, including nearby national forests and wildlife areas, making Lassen County ideal for hiking, fishing, hunting, horseback riding, and exploring scenic backroads. Small communities throughout the county provide a strong sense of local pride and connection, while the area’s natural beauty—from rolling ranchlands to mountain views—creates a peaceful setting that feels worlds away from the bustle of city life. Whether you’re drawn to agriculture, recreation, or simply the quiet charm of Northern California, Lassen County offers space, opportunity, and a lifestyle rooted in the outdoors.
