Skyway Rd
Chico, CA 95928

Massive Land Offering Bordering Chico CA. 5.143 acres extending from Hwy 99 along Butte Creek 5 1/2 miles east to Paradise. Over 2 1/2 miles of Hwy 99 frontage, bordering Skyway to the north and Neal Road to the south. Zoned AG 40. Located within the Butte County Solar Overlay Zone with access to High Voltage Power Lines. Portions located within Butte County’s Energy and Waste Facility Overlay Zone. Multiple points of access along Skyway and Neal Road. Historically leased out for winter cattle grazing. The natural aesthetic of Nance Canyon is superb, characterized by gradually sloping grasslands, majestic oak woodlands, seasonal streams and dramatic canyon ridgelines with breathtaking vistas into the northern Sacramento valley and Sierra Nevada foothill region. The property is located in the unincorporated area of Butte County, abutting the Chico Urban Area. . 16 separate legal parcels; 22 separate APN's. The Northern California community of Chico consistently ranks among the top tier of small communities across the nation for Quality of Life, Education, Best Places to Live, Best Bike Town, Best Outdoor Recreation, Best Places to Reboot, Best Places to Retire and a host of other well deserved awards and recognition's. Chico, located in the County of Butte lies at the northeast edge of the Sacramento Valley, 90 miles north of Sacramento and about a 3 hour drive from the San Francisco Bay Area. Bisected by Hwy 99 and Hwy 32 and proximate to I-5 and Hwy’s 45, 70 and 162, Chico is readily accessible from all directions. The Sacramento River flows just west of the Chico Urban area. The community of Chico’s beautiful natural character, vast recreational opportunities and idyllic college town atmosphere and vibrant social activities coupled with its diversity of housing, strong commercial, medical and institutional sectors all support its well-founded reputation as a highly desirable place to live, work, raise a family and or settle into retirement. Chico’s future urban growth is constrained along its northern and western boundary by long standing commitment to Ag preservation (the “Greenline”), and along its easterly border by topography, public lands and private lands subject to environmental conservation easements (the “Brownline”). For these reasons Nance Canyon, located along Chico’s southerly boundary, is considered by many to be the only practical and environmentally suitable alternative to accommodate Chico’s future urban expansion.