A first of thirty exclusive custom vacation homes in prestigious Castlerock Village, Eagle Lake’s only electronically gated community, is now available.
Explore the Natural Beauty of the Hidden Jewel Eagle Lake and Castlerock Village Near Susanville, California
Castlerock Village is a private gated community overlooking Eagle Lake. Designed to preserve the area’s natural beauty, the development occupies approximately 80 acres with a limited number of homesites and generous open space. Many properties feature panoramic lake and mountain views, while neighboring public lands provide immediate access to outdoor recreation.
Why Eagle Lake?
It is the lure of the Eagle Lake Rainbow Trout (PDF) that brings outdoorsmen to this northeastern region of California. Known for it’s exceptionally fast growth rate, trophy proportions, acrobatic drag-testing battles and excellent table fare, the Eagle Lake Trout is a highly sought after game fish.
Area Links
Eagle Lake Castle – Spectacular European style private estate nestled on 64 acres of secluded lakefront property. This chateaux is located in Lassen County California at Eagle Lake.
Why Castlerock Village?
Castlerock Village, a charming community nestled near Eagle Lake, offers a welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors. This small village provides a range of accommodations, dining options, and local amenities to enhance the overall experience. With its proximity to the lake and the stunning natural beauty of the surrounding area, Eagle Lake and Castlerock Village are an idyllic destination for those seeking a tranquil escape into California’s wilderness. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, Eagle Lake and its neighboring village have something special to offer.
Why Eagle Lake?
Eagle Lake, located near Castlerock Village in Susanville, California, is a pristine and captivating natural gem that draws visitors and residents alike to its serene shores. This stunning alpine lake is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, nestled within the picturesque Lassen National Forest. Eagle Lake is the second-largest natural lake in California, covering over 24,000 acres, and it offers a wealth of outdoor recreational opportunities.
Visitors to Eagle Lake can indulge in a wide range of activities, including boating, fishing, swimming, and hiking. The lake is particularly famous for its excellent trout fishing, with anglers flocking to its shores in search of trophy-sized fish. During the summer months, the warm weather and gentle breezes make it an ideal destination for water sports and relaxation.
Home Sites
Each home site has been designated to meet the prerequisites of the Eagle Lake Area Plan requiring 80% “open space” (common area with the development.) This guarantees the preservation of the natural beauty and environment in and around the lake. Most of the home sites are clustered along the trees, yet have a panoramic view of the lake and surrounding mountains. Four of the home sites have lake shore frontage or border the BLM land with lake shore access. All of the home sites share a private beach and recreation area for boat launching, etc.
Utilities
Upon completion of the development, underground telephone, electricity and sewer will be available to each parcel. Septic discharge is collected from individual septic tanks and pumped out of the basin by a system provided by the Community Service District. Removal of this gray water preserves the quality of the lake and water from the private wells at each home site. Three 12,000 gallon water tanks are strategically located to provide emergency water for the local fire department.
Open Space
Walking trails meander along the terrain to the “open space” and adjacent public lands. The roads are paved within the development. Private landscaping is permitted with fences not to exceed three feet, however, the native landscape must be preserved.
Home Owners
Maintenance of the common amenities; roads, beach, and entry to Castlrock Village will be shared by the property owners under the umbrella of a home owners association. A budget will be prepared from which to forecast the prorate share of each parcel. The current sewer assessment by the Community Services District is approximate fifty-one hundred dollars.