NW Redding sits on the west side of town, north of Hwy 44 — a mix of the Buenaventura corridor's established neighborhoods, the planned Mary Lake community, the Quartz Hill Rd corridor, and hillside acreage lots that stretch out toward Whiskeytown.
It's a quieter side of town. Less retail, more residential. The Buenaventura corridor is the closest-in part of NW Redding — quick access to shopping and downtown, but with a more settled, residential feel than the busy east side. Mary Lake is its own pocket: a planned community with its own private lake and a tight-knit feel. Head further out Quartz Hill Rd and the lots get bigger, the trees taller, and you're really in the foothills.
For buyers who want to be on the west side but stay closer to town than full Keswick-area country living, NW Redding is the sweet spot.
Notable Neighborhoods
- Mary Lake — A planned community with a private lake at its center, mature trees, and a strong neighborhood identity.
- Buenaventura corridor — Established residential streets with quick access to shopping along Buenaventura Blvd and easy commutes to downtown.
- Quartz Hill Rd corridor — Heading west and uphill, lots get larger and the feel transitions from suburban to semi-rural.
- Hillside acreage toward Whiskeytown — Larger parcels with mountain views and closer access to Whiskeytown Lake.
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