$310,912Average Value$244Average Price per Sq Ft3Homes For Sale
Historic charm a mile from Downtown Redding
Magnolia's charming older homes and walkability to Downtown Redding make many residents fall in love with it, including Realtor Stacy Baxter, who named her company — Magnolia Homes — after her beloved neighborhood. "It has this charm and sense of community that people don't get in other parts of Redding," says Baxter. "It's the kind of place where everybody sits on their front porch and says hi to each other, and you know who they are, like, 'Oh, that's Susie and her dog Charlie.'" This familiarity is created by the district's walkable grid layout. Residents can easily stroll around the neighborhood and Downtown Redding is about a mile walk. The district's older homes, built from the 1920s to 1950s, are its defining draw. "People here don't want a cookie-cutter house, they want something unique, like something out of a storybook," says Baxter.
1920s homes with unique character
Along the tree-lined streets, homes have generous yard space and ample privacy thanks to leafy, mature trees. Homes may be small, but they're packed with character. "You can truly find something of your own, there are so many architectural styles to choose from," says Baxter. Craftsman bungalows and cottages are prominent, but buyers can also find homes with Spanish, prairie and Tudor influences. Residents often add subtle exterior touches like fairytale landscaping, decorative fencing or a colorful entryway to make their home a unique part of the neighborhood. Prices for these homes typically range from about $250,000 to around $500,000.
Homes in Magnolia range from $240,000 to $500,000.
Tall trees and green lawns keep residents in Magnolia cool on hot summer days.
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A-rated Shasta High School
The neighborhood is a part of the Redding Elementary School District, which is graded a B-plus overall by Niche. Kids start at Manzanita Elementary, graded a B-plus. They continue at Sequoia Middle, graded a B. The neighborhood is also a part of the Shasta Union High School District, which is graded an A overall. Students round out their journey at A-graded Shasta High. On Fridays in the fall, many locals flock to Shasta High football games for the team and the view. The campus and stadium sit on the banks of the Sacramento River with a dramatic mountain backdrop for the home bleachers.
Play at Magnolia Park
Magnolia Park is the neighborhood's main recreation space. It is located near the center of the district, a short walk from most homes. Residents use the open lawn space to play fetch with their dogs or relax under a shady tree. The park also has a tree-shaded playground for kids to climb on and a basketball court for pickup games. Less than a mile north, residents can explore the Sacramento River on the Sacramento River Trail.
Magnolia Park is fun for the entire family.
Enjoy some time in the sun at Magnolia Park.
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Dine in Downtown Redding
Magnolia only has a few small eateries like Old Shasta Coffee Company on Eureka Avenue, so folks walk about a mile to Downtown Redding for most of their dining. Vintage Public House is a popular dinner spot, specializing in modern American fare. Damburger is a local staple that has been serving up simple smash burgers and fries since 1938. Folks go to Roots Juice Bar for refreshing bowls and juices like the Funky Monkey. Folks can get groceries at Safeway, just over a mile away. Mt. Shasta Mall has more shopping 4 miles west; the mall has a Target, Sprouts Farmers Market, Macy's and a selection of retail stores.
Damburger has been serving delicious burgers since 1938.
The poke nachos is popular appetizer at Vintage Public House.
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Walk, drive or take the bus downtown
Redding is far removed from any major cities, which makes getting around town easy, but long commutes not so much. Magnolia is about a mile from Downtown Redding, so residents can walk, drive or take the bus to work. Sacramento is the closest major city, about 160 miles south. The drive typically takes about two and a half hours on Interstate 5. Residents can take convenient flights to San Francisco, Seattle and Los Angeles from Redding Regional Airport, 10 miles south.
Threat of wildfires
The region's dry climate makes the mountains surrounding Redding susceptible to wildfires. Luckily, Magnolia sits in the city center, which lowers the chance of fire damage or evacuation. Still, residents are encouraged to mitigate potential damage from wildfires by removing flammable brush and materials from the perimeter of their homes.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Magnolia Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Magnolia, Redding sell after 55 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in Magnolia, Redding over the last 12 months is $377,000, up 17% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Charming 3-Bed, 2-Bath Home in the vintage & walkable Magnolia District! Full of character and modern updates, this adorable home features original hardwood floors, dual-pane windows, a NEW ROOF, and central HVAC. The spacious kitchen shines with white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances (including a 5-burner gas range and wine fridge), and tons of storage. Enjoy two living areas—cozy living
Magnolia Charmer with hardwood floors and a real wood stove. Located in West Redding near all of the great and growing amenities of Down Town Redding. Scooter to the Redding Public Market or go watch a Shasta High School Football game. Just minutes to the River Trails and Sundial Bridge. Newer roof. HVAC. Bright and fun kitchen and formal dining room. Built in bookshelves and plenty of storage.
Vacant west-side lot located on a hillside in an established area of town. Property is unimproved and offers an opportunity for future development. Power, water, and sewer are believed to be at the lot line. Convenient location with access to nearby services.
The charm of 1946 meets the modern conveniences of today. This inviting home blends timeless character with thoughtful and updates throughout. Upstairs, you'll appreciate beautiful original hardwood floors, large picture windows, and abundant natural light that create a warm, old-world feel, complemented by recently updated LED dimmable lighting for every mood. The main level features three
Two lots located in a prime location near Dignity Health Medical Center, medical specialists, and multiple medical service providers. Perfect location to build your medical and/or professional office building.
Multi-family lot close to downtown Redding. This property is located within walking distance to neighborhood park, minutes away from restaurants, shopping and entertainment.
Property Id: 803745This recently remodeled 1 bedroom 1 bath, that is fully furnished. Walking distance to numerous restaurants, coffee cafes, and retail shops. Approximately 1 mile to every major hospital and clinic in Redding!
This charming downtown bungalow has been completely renovated with the preservation of character as well as modern comforts in mind. Enjoy all new flooring, updated bathroom, brand new kitchen, all new appliances and new furnishings as well as central heat and air. Yet relish the original doors, glass knobs, claw foot tub, and newly discovered and revealed brick chimney that now graces the
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