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A small city on the banks of the Sacramento River home to incredibly well-preserved historical buildings and an undeniable western vibe.
Unique homes in the historic “Victorian City on the River”
Bisected by Interstate 5 around two hours north of Sacramento, Red Bluff is a small city on the banks of the Sacramento River home to incredibly well-preserved historical buildings and an undeniable western vibe. Known as the “Victorian City on the River” the community of Red Bluff oozes traditional charm, and the quaint boutiques and repurposed historic buildings that line the streets draw visitors and history buffs from across the state.
Red Bluff experienced its very first boom in activity in the late 19th century, when the town was used as a landing point for miners heading to the nearby gold fields. Since then, the city has become one of the region’s premier real estate destinations for families and individuals in search of a nostalgic atmosphere, and friendly, tight-knit community.
Thanks to its location on the river, as well as its rich history, homes in Red Bluff offer potential buyers one-of-a-kind options far from the cookie-cutter townhouses and condos of other cities. Boasting homes with views of the Sacramento River, properties with acreage, and a mixture of Victorian, Craftsman, Cabin, and Contemporary architectural styles, Redd Bluff has a home to suit every preference and budget.
Old country charm is an often overused descriptor, however, in Red Bluff, it couldn’t be more spot on. Farmers' markets, a rich and storied history, a very active and involved community, and an abundance of western-style ambiance have made living in Red Bluff feel like stepping back in time, while still maintaining access to all the modern conveniences and amenities that make it one of the best places to live in the area. Residents of Red Bluff typically enjoy outdoor activities, as well as taking full advantage of the eclectic mix of restaurants and bars that call the city home.
Thanks to Red Bluff’s energetic community, the city is home to many beloved eateries and bars, including the popular Palomino Room. Paying homage to Red Bluff’s western atmosphere despite being located in the heart of California, the Palomino Room is a Texas-style barbecue that brings country music, beer, and delicious southern cooking to the city’s doorstep. For more casual, hearty options, the Rockin R Restaurant is a staple serving up comfort food like fried chicken, deep-fried beans, and other classic American diner dishes.
Craft beer lovers will enjoy a visit to Cedar Crest Brewing, a family-run brewery offering not only unique, small-batch beers, but numerous boutique wines too. History buffs and new residents shouldn’t miss a stop at the historic heart of Red Bluff; the Cone & Kimball Plaza and its ornate Victorian clock tower, beautifully restored after a fire in 1984.
There is no shortage of fun things to do in Red Bluff. The annual Red Bluff Round-Up is the largest three-day rodeo in the country and brings all the cowboying fun, food, and entertainment to the heart of the city. The nearby Tehama District Fairgrounds is also a regular attraction, hosting pageants, fairs, and other family-friendly events throughout the year.
Lord’s Gym Mud Run, a fun and challenging obstacle course allowing families and athletes to get down and dirty, also comes to Red Bluff on an annual basis and is a great way to get out in nature and test your fitness. And, for those who prefer a different kind of trail, the Tehama Trail runs through the surrounding farms and offers the best wine tasting and olive oil in the region.
Residents and families of Red Bluff enjoy access to several highly rated public schools, including:
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