Mixed-Use Land for Sale in Redding, California

This rare 26-parcel land portfolio spans both sides of Interstate 5 in North Redding and has been held by the same family since the original land grant. The combined offering includes approximately 200+ acres across two distinct zoning categories, creating a large-scale opportunity for developers, investors, builders, or companies seeking commercial or residential land with immediate freeway access. The west side of I-5 consists of 10 Commercial-Light Industrial parcels suitable for contractor yards, warehouse/distribution, trades, service-based operations, or general commercial development. These parcels offer strong Interstate 5 visibility, flat to gently rolling terrain, and access to surrounding commercial corridors. The east side of I-5 includes 112 acres spanning 16 R-1 residential parcels featuring flat and mildly rolling topography with multiple potential building areas. Several parcels benefit from paved access via Virginia, Akrich, and connecting neighborhood roads. This side supports a range of residential uses including single-family homes, estate parcels, spec builds, or phased subdivision plans. The combined assemblage provides a flexible development path, the ability to plan multi-use commercial and residential projects, and the scale to support long-term investment. Purchasers may acquire the full portfolio, or the east and west components may be considered separately depending on intended use and development goals. Key Features: - Total of 26 parcels, both sides of Interstate 5 - Commercial-Light Industrial zoning on west side (10 parcels) - Residential R-1 zoning on east side (16 parcels, approx. 112 acres) - Flat to gently rolling terrain - Paved access to select east-side parcels - High I-5 visibility and regional connectivity - Suitable for commercial, industrial, or residential development - Multi-phase or long-term investment potential - Family-held property since original land grant Buyers are advised to verify zoning, permitted uses, utilities, access points, and development requirements with Shasta County and Shasta Lake City.