40 acres of private, off-grid mountain land with approximately 1/4 mile of year-round Bailey Creek running through the property. Located behind a locked gate, this remote parcel offers privacy, forested surroundings and mountain views. A relatively level area above the creek has a mix of trees and open ground that may offer a potential building site, with a small existing shed in the area. Much of the property is steep as it descends toward Bailey Creek. Bailey Creek is the standout feature, with potential swimming holes and other natural features worth exploring. At approximately 2,600 feet elevation, the property offers a cooler climate than the Redding area and the possibility of winter snow. The northwest corner adjoins hundreds of acres of BLM land. A hydroelectric building appears to be located on the property. Existing water, utility and access easements associated with the hydroelectric infrastructure affect portions of the property; buyers should review the recorded easements and verify their locations and terms. The property has been surveyed previously. Utility power is not nearby, so an off-grid system such as solar may be appropriate.