4121 Jack Dale Way, Oroville, CA 95965
Single-family home
Sold May 2025
Listing Agent: Kandice Rickson (DRE #01450316) · Listing Office: Re/Max Home and Investment · Contact: 530-521-3426 · Bought with: Joseph Grap · Century 21 Select Real Estate, Inc. · MLS #SN25077555 · Source: CRMLS
About this single-family home
Welcome to the beautiful community of Concow, nestled near Lake Oroville and just minutes from Concow Lake in the scenic Sierra Nevada foothills of eastern Butte County, California—where outdoor adventures are truly endless. Set on usable acreage, 4121 Jack Dale Way offers a peaceful retreat featuring a charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath home, a large, detached shop with 220V and its own woodstove, a carport, multiple outbuildings, and fully fenced and cross-fenced grounds. You’ll be welcomed by a spacious covered front porch, ideal for sipping tea while soaking in the views of green mountains, the summer breeze, and stunning sunsets. Inside, enjoy all the comforts of home, including a cozy woodstove to keep warm in winter. The kitchen is both functional and beautiful, featuring solid-surface countertops, custom wood cabinetry, and a picture-perfect view right from the kitchen sink. The home’s thoughtful design includes vaulted ceilings, perfectly placed windows that invite in natural light, and unique built-ins—including a custom wood storage closet. The primary suite is a peaceful sanctuary with a step-in shower, a soaking tub, and tranquil views of nature. Every corner of this home exudes warmth, character, and a connection to the land. Comfort and self-sufficiency are a priority here, with an on-demand generator, two propane tanks, and a well-known for its plentiful water supply. Whether you're completing projects in the shop, relaxing on the porch, or exploring the nearby lakes and trails, this property offers a lifestyle rooted in beauty and freedom. Grab your fishing pole, bring your dreams, and come explore this remarkable home today.
Listing description from the May 2025 sale, as reported to CRMLS.
Sale history