Heidi Langefeld
The median home value in Artois, CA is $220,000.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $293,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Artois, CA is $220,000.
Approximately 64% of Artois homes are owned,
compared to 26% rented, while
9% are vacant.
Artois real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Artois real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Strategic Investment Opportunity - 37 Acres with EV Infrastructure Potential Glenn County, California Positioned near the Interstate 5 corridor, this 37-acre property in Glenn County, California offers a unique investment opportunity combining long-term land value, environmental significance, and EV infrastructure potential. The property is currently under a Wetland Easement, supporting bird migration habitat and bee hives used for pollination of nearby almond, sunflower, and cantaloupe farms. The site includes two designated -acre development pads identified for potential Tesla Supercharger stations, with Tesla plans on file. Its proximity to Interstate 5, one of California's most traveled highways, provides strong potential to serve growing electric vehicle travel demand. Walker Creek flows through the property and under Interstate 5 before connecting to the Sacramento River, enhancing the environmental value and natural setting of the land.Investment Highlights 37 acres in Glenn County, CA Two -acre pads for potential Tesla Supercharger development Tesla plans on file Direct access near Interstate 5 corridor Walker Creek waterway connecting to the Sacramento River Supports wildlife habitat and agricultural pollination. A rare opportunity combining strategic highway location, environmental value, and future EV infrastructure potential in Northern California.
One single parcel of 4,663 acres including flat to hilly terrain up to 300' to 400' elevation. Rolling hills have been historically used for dry land farming of barley and wheat and seasonal cattle grazing. Surrounding areas include almonds, pistachios, olives and vineyards. Portions may offer possible development into permanent crops with a new irrigation system and wells. A secondary source of water may be from adjacent Orland-Artois Water District. This is a private, secluded property with easy access on paved County Roads, just minutes from Hwy 5 and the Willows Airport. One hour north of Sacramento and two hours from the Bay Area. Priced at cattle ranch prices yet offering so much more.
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