🚀 go-pugleaf

Wish to trade vacation home toward income property; prefer multi-unit
residential or commercial.  Open to other improved property exchanges. 
Western United States preferred, but open to proposals.  Poor condition ok if
good location/potential.  Will work with agents.

For Full Details and Photo Gallery, visit:

http://klamathriver.freeservers.com

KLAMATH RIVER VACATION HOME

3 Bedroom, 1 Bath House on close to an acre along the wild and scenic Klamath
River in far Northern California. Originally built in 1977, home is all new
inside and out: roof, carpet, flooring, paint, fixtues, etc. Full kitchen
with gas and 110/220v electric service. Large bathroom with plenty of
storage. Family Room has a wood burning stove with natural rock hearth. Large
Redwood deck looks from homesite elevation of 430 ft. across the river gorge
to the steep, forested Somes Peak at 4,000+ ft. elevation. Large lot
withgrass, fruit trees, and rose bushes in the front yard and tall Douglas
Fir, Oak, Pine, and Madrone along the sides and back providing lots of
seclusion and privacy. The property is encompassed with lots of intricate
rockwork. There is a separate parking area for a boat or RV. The soft rolling
of Crawford and Camp Creeks can be heard against the background of the
roaring Klamath. Utilities: PG&E electric, propane gas, Pacific Bell phone
service, community water system, septic tank.

Priced to sell at $64,500 (property is free & clear; title insured)
Seller invites trade/exchange offers

For more information contact:
klamath@klamath.freeservers.com
(925) 484-1688 (SF Bay Area)

LOCATION AND AREA

A sportsman's ideal get-away home located in the heart of the
Klamath/Salmon/Trinity River Recreation Area boasting world-class fishing
(Steelhead & Salmon), hunting, whitewater rafting, kayaking, scenic drives,
camping, hiking, bird watching, and winter snow-mobiling. Experience some of
the country's finest unspoiled wilderness terrain, blending narrow valleys,
steep forested mountains, rocky cliffs, and the rugged Klamath River as it
snakes its white water alongside the historic mining and logging town of
Orleans, deep in the Six Rivers National Forest. The town and its stores, 2
hotels, restaurant, bar, service station and post office are about a mile
away from the property. Remote, beautiful and rich in natural resources,
Orleans can be found on Highway 96 midway between I-5 and the Pacific Coast,
located in the ancestral territory of the Karuk Tribe.

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