Neighborhoods in Redding, CA

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  Wyndham

  Between the Sacramento River and a sizable industrial center along Highway 273, Wyndham is a mix of quietude and convenience. "Parts of Wyndham are older, but there are some pockets where you see some real pride of ownership," says Ron Marin, Realtor with Coldwell Banker, who's been selling in the area since 2010. "And as you get closer to the

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    $402K

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    $317K - $473K

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  Country Heights

  Reaching west from Route 273 into elevated terrain with ridges and canyons, Country Heights is known locally as one of Redding’s largest and most desirable communities. Peaceful streetscapes lined with sidewalks offer mountain and forest views, and finger cul-de-sacs spread out from its two main corridors, Howard and Riviera drives. “Unlike

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    $396K

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    $255K - $623K

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    8 Listings

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  Oasis

  On the east and west of Interstate 5, about equidistant between Shasta Lake's natural beauty and Downtown Redding's charm, the Oasis neighborhood offers a sparsely residential, semi-rural tranquility. "Oasis is in a beautiful area with a lot of hiking trails and holds on to a small-town feel," says Carol Gage, Realtor with Eden Group, who's been

  • Average Value

    $396K

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    $307K - $580K

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    4 Listings

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  Midway

  Midway is aptly named for its central location in the suburbs of north Redding. "It's not the closest to anything, but it's a nice community for people who want to be near the mall and the interstate," says Kori Cadorin, a broker associate with Young & Company Real Estate, who's been selling in Redding since 2006. The community Cadorin is

  • Average Value

    $393K

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    $324K - $519K

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    2 Listings

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  North Hilltop

  As the name suggests, North Hilltop's suburban communities sit on the north side of the Sacramento River, overlooking Downtown Redding. "The biggest thing about living here is being right near the river trails and being able to walk to all the activity around Turtle Bay," says Realtor Ben Sprague with Greater Life Realty, who was born and raised

  • Average Value

    $391K

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    $341K - $413K

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    1 Listing

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  Greenwood

  A mile west of Downtown Redding, the Greenwood neighborhood is bordered by a historic airpark undergoing revitalization. Its residential streets are framed by Airpark Drive and Gold Street, two throughways that share an interesting past and future. "The Benton Airpark is built on top of Redding's old gold mine," says Dillon Newbry, resident and

  • Average Value

    $387K

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    $344K - $607K

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    2 Listings

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  Bonnyview

  Despite being just 4 miles south of Downtown Redding, Bonnyview's spacious lawns and dense foliage give an almost rural feeling. Josh Barker, president of Josh Barker Real Estate, says this is why buyers choose here over being closer to downtown. "This is the area of Redding where people look to get more space for their money than they could find

  • Average Value

    $386K

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    $285K - $869K

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    3 Listings

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  Boulder Creek

  Boulder Creek is a collection of subdivisions built around the actual Boulder Creek, which flows along the east side of the neighborhood and eventually feeds into the Sacramento River. The neighborhood is better known for its location on the north side of Mt. Shasta Mall, Redding's largest shopping center. "The main reason to move here is because

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    $385K

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    $322K - $594K

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    2 Listings

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  Oak Haven

  "Redding is intersected by Interstate 5 and made up of four quadrants, on either side of I-5," says Ron Marin, Realtor with Coldwell Banker, who's been selling in the area since 2010. "In this southeast quadrant where Oak Haven sits, it's all residential." Oak Haven homes curve along streets that branch off Victor Avenue into loops and cul-de-sacs

  • Average Value

    $385K

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    $287K - $482K

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    3 Listings

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  Bluffs

  Many Redding locals know the Bluffs for its large cliffside homes they see while paddling on the Sacramento River. These homes are known for having some of the best views in Redding, overlooking the river, Turtle Bay Exploration Park and downtown. "The Turtle Bay Exploration Park and different trails take up most of this area. It's all preserved

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    $372K

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    $202K - $403K

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    3 Listings

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  Enterprise

  Bordered on the west by Interstate 5 and on the east by the 90-acre Enterprise Park in southeast Redding, Enterprise is a collection of subdivisions surrounding Enterprise High School. In the 1970s, this formerly unincorporated community east of the Sacramento River was annexed into the City of Redding. Some subdivisions took shape in the 1970s

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    $356K

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    $205K - $506K

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    5 Listings

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  Kutras

  Kutras is one of Redding’s more established neighborhoods, with 1950s homes on tree-lined streets next to the Sacramento River. Over the years, it’s maintained a breezy atmosphere but gained popularity for its 1-mile walk to downtown Redding. “With the recent revitalization of downtown, a lot of people want to be here because it’s an easy walk to

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    $343K

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    $308K - $598K

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    5 Listings

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  Mistletoe

  Near the center of East Redding, Mistletoe sits at the convergence of two main throughways: north-south Interstate 5 and east-west Route 44. And while locals can drive to scenic parkland along the Sacramento River within 2 miles of middle Mistletoe, these two main throughways also connect to recreational day trip options such as Mount Lassen Park

  • Average Value

    $337K

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    $300K - $562K

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    6 Listings

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  Shasta View

  In mostly residential Shasta View, homeowners enjoy quick access to Highway 44 from streets that branch away from central Shasta View Drive. Hartnell Avenue is the community’s southern border, offering a handful of businesses in a small commercial park. The neighborhood is home to four houses of worship, a longstanding Bible college and a compact

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    $336K

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    $247K - $429K

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    4 Listings

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  Buckeye

  Seven miles south of Shasta Dam in northern Sacramento Valley, Buckeye is a modest neighborhood bordering the Union Pacific railroad tracks. The community is a mix of owned and rental homes, both single-family and multifamily. Everyday essentials include a chicken wing diner, Dollar General and a liquor store. “You’ll see a lot of apartment

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    $333K

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    $113K - $486K

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    6 Listings

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  Starview

  In southeast Redding, between two major freeways that head to Downtown Redding or throughout Shasta County, Starview is a residential community of closely situated ranch-style homes. Enterprise Park to the west and Clover Creek Preserve to the east put recreation options close to home, and Redding's main Mount Shasta Mall is only a 4-mile,

  • Average Value

    $331K

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    $229K - $577K

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    5 Listings

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  Garden Tract

  The Garden Tract has long been one of Redding's sleepier and lower-priced neighborhoods, but Realtors like Hans Monvik with RE/MAX of Redding are seeing a change. "This area is gradually being revitalized. No large development or anything like that; people are just buying these homes at low prices and upgrading them," says Monvik. The

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    $331K

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    $283K - $436K

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    3 Listings

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  Downtown Redding

  Downtown Redding is the city's hub of activity. Its pedestrian squares and growing restaurant scene are a big hit with locals like Richard Howe, a Realtor with Better Homes & Gardens Realty who's lived in Redding since 1976. He remembers that it wasn't always this way. "The activity had shifted away from downtown for a while, but everything is

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    $318K

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    $233K - $497K

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    3 Listings

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  Benton Tract

  Why would folks choose to live in the Benton Tract versus across the Sacramento River in Downtown Redding? Realtor Hans Monvik with RE/MAX of Redding says, "Cost is the biggest factor. This has always been one of the lower priced areas in the city because the homes are smaller." Residents find more low-priced options between the neighborhood's

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    $315K

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    $212K - $433K

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    2 Listings

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  Westwood

  Some might describe Westwood as a sleepy little southwest Redding subdivision. Others may see it as the neighbor to a 1,500-acre Gore Ranch control-burn site that helped to reduce the risk of wildfire impact across Redding's dry, hot terrain. This open habitat that spreads out behind Westwood, also known as the McConnell Foundation, is a

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    $314K

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    $220K - $415K

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    3 Listings

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  Magnolia

  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

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    $313K

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    $160K - $623K

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    4 Listings

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  Bechelli

  Bechelli sits 2 miles east from Downtown Redding, across the Sacramento River. From Interstate 5 on the east side, the neighborhood appears mostly commercial, but its resdiential streets are hidden behind the businesses on Bechelli Lane. "As you're on Bechelli Lane, you've got businesses and condos, then you finally get to the residential area

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    $308K

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    $281K - $491K

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    2 Listings

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  Lakeview

  Lakeview ironically sits on the banks of the Sacramento River. The streets might look different from east to west, but residents in any part of the neighborhood benefit from the nearby waterfront recreation and proximity to Downtown Redding. The river is a nice setting for the neighborhood's point of pride – Shasta High School. Its campus takes

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    $303K

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    $231K - $439K

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    0 Listings

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  Mountain Lakes

  Many Redding locals know Mountain Lakes as the industrial area 4 miles north of downtown, but it's rarely recognized for its residential south side. Developments of manufactured and single-family homes sit just below the the streets of industrial businesses. “Because it’s a primarily industrial area, the home prices haven’t risen much. Plus,

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    $296K

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    $248K - $329K

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    2 Listings

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  Branstetter

  Life on a couple of acres in Branstetter, surrounded by the foothills of southwest Redding, feels far removed from urban life, even though Downtown Redding is 5 miles away. "The main reason people choose to live in that area of town is because it has a country feel while still being part of the city," says Realtor Ben Sprague with Greater Life

  • Average Value

    $295K

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    $85K - $620K

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    3 Listings

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