Condos for Sale in Burney, CA

Planted in the shadow of Burney Mountain, a prehistoric volcano, Burney is a community of about 3,000 that’s a draw for its amenities. This area features more grocery stores, restaurants and other commercial attractions than some other hamlets in this rural region of Northern California. That’s without sacrificing access to the array of outdoor recreation across Shasta County. “You’ve got a few more options,” says John Beckwith, a Northern California native and owner of United Country Real Estate McArthur Ranch & Home, who has about 25 years of industry experience. “Burney Falls is a big attraction to the area.” Located by multiple waterways, Burney and the surrounding region are popular for fishing. Trout is the species du jour, and anglers hit spots including Burney Creek, which runs right through this community. Hat Creek is another draw for fishing. Burney Falls is within the 910-acre McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park, about 10 miles north of this community. The waterfall is 129 feet tall and is fed from a series of springs. The park includes its own series of trails, totaling 5 miles, plus a portion of the 2,650-mile Pacific Crest Trail. “We actually get a lot of