14087 Nimshew, Magalia, California 95954

Your Private Nature Preserve Awaits! Discover an extraordinary opportunity to own nearly 60 acres of breathtaking beauty, privacy, and panoramic views. This remarkable property offers a rare combination of protected natural landscapes and a designated homesite, creating the perfect setting for those seeking a peaceful retreat, homestead, or legacy property. Nestled within a conservation trust, the property features an approximately 2.5 acre level homesite located on the upper portion of the land. From this exceptional building site, you’ll enjoy stunning valley vistas that stretch for miles, providing unforgettable sunrises, sunsets, and year-round scenery. The property includes a well located near the homesite, Electricity is available on Nimshew road and will require connection to PGE. At the upper portion of the property, an electrical line already exists extending to the well location and to the cleared building site. The well currently does not have a pump installed and will require connection through PG&E. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the property’s incredible landscape, highlighted by dramatic rock outcroppings, mature trees, seasonal waterfalls, abundant wildlife, and the iconic “Buzzards Roost” viewpoint. This unique natural landmark offers spectacular panoramic views and can even be seen from Centerville Road below. Whether you’re dreaming of building a secluded country estate, creating a self-sufficient homestead, or simply owning a private sanctuary surrounded by nature, this one-of-a-kind property offers endless possibilities. The property also crosses Centerville Road approximately 1.4 miles down from Nimshew Rd, adding to its expansive and diverse terrain. Experience the tranquility, beauty, and unmatched views of this exceptional landholding and begin creating your vision in one of Butte County’s most scenic settings. For additional information regarding the conservation easement and the Northern California Regional Land Trust, please visit:https://www.landconservation.org/ Northern California Regional Land Trust – Also information in the supplements.