Lucy Gulch Timberland
794± Acre Timberland Investment & Recreation Property - Hyampom, CaliforniaExceptional opportunity to acquire 794± acres of productive timberland in the scenic mountains near Hyampom, California. Comprised of five APNs (four in Humboldt County and one in Trinity County), this well-maintained property offers a unique combination of timber production, recreational value, and long-term investment to a current timber cruise, the property contains approximately 6,382 MBF of Douglas Fir and 1,923 MBF of White Fir, representing a substantial standing timber inventory. Approximately 374 acres are well stocked with Douglas Fir and White Fir, while an additional 164 acres are lightly stocked, providing future growth opportunities and long-term management a commitment to sustainable forestry practices, portions of the property were reforested with 4,880 seedlings planted in 2020, enhancing future timber productivity and is excellent via a year-round U.S. Forest Service Road, complemented by a well-developed interior road system that provides efficient access throughout the property. Located just 20 minutes from the community of Hyampom, the property offers a rare combination of accessibility, privacy, and productive features include two year-round creeks that provide reliable water resources, support wildlife habitat, and enhance the property's recreational appeal. The land is recognized as exceptionally clean and productive timber ground with strong long-term investment include a substantial 4,000± square-foot support building with sleeping quarters, suitable for forestry operations, equipment staging, hunting camp accommodations, or recreational use. A large storage shed provides additional space for equipment and you are seeking a managed timber investment, a recreational retreat, or a legacy forestland holding in Northern California, this diverse property offers an outstanding combination of timber value, infrastructure, water resources, and future growth potential.
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