About Sierra Park at Quincy

DREAMING OF A NEW HOME? Then live the dream at the all new Sierra Park in Quincy, California. Conceived and designed by Sierra Park Property Development LLC. this 33 home site community will feature new homes at affordable prices.

CHOOSE FROM SIX DISTINCT DESIGNS ranging from 3 to 4 bedrooms, single and double story. Each home shares a name carved out in history – names derived from the beautiful national forested area of England known as the Yorkshire Dales, matched in it’s beauty with it’s American Sister, the Plumas National Forest in California.

The Home Sites At Sierra Park
(Historical Significance of the Names)

The Malham
Famous for dry stone walling dating back to the 18th Century, and the Malham Beck, a stream which flows through the valley beneath Malham Cove – a limestone amphitheater formed through ice and water erosion during the last 1 million years. Malham is also mentioned in the Doomsday book as ‘malgun.’

The Ingleton
Overlooked by the remains of a Roman settlement. In Norman times, foresters lived and worked in the great forest. Every evening the Bainbridge horn blower sounded the horn to guide the foresters and travellers in the surrounding hills back to the village. The horn, which still hangs today in the local inn is sounded every evening at 10 p.m. There is a river called the River Bain and is the shortest river in England.

The Gordale
Is set in an area of old natural woodland and is known as Gordale Scar. It was formed during the ice ages when melting water excavated a cavern where a water fall and gorge formed by tufa deposits (gravel and sand conglomerate rocks that have been cemented together by carbonate deposition underwater.)

The Aysgarth
Aysgarth has a triple flight of waterfalls, while high above the fall is the imposing St. Andrew’s Church which has the largest church yard in all of England. The upper falls were featured in the Kevin Costner film: Robin Hood Prince of Thieves. The area is carpeted in wild flowers in the spring and summer.

The Bainbridge
Dates back to the iron age, and is famous for a waterfall walk. The village streets are narrow and winding. Throughout history the Romans, Vikings, Celts and Normans have left their marks here.

The Helmsley
Helmsley is a market town in the Ryedale District of North Yorkshire dales on the River Rye. Towering over the town is Helmsley Castle dating from 1120. The castle was built by Walter Espec then passed to his son-in-law Robert De Roos. It was held by the descendents of the De Roos family until 1688. Helmsley also has a beautiful five acre walled garden dating back to 1758.

Our Goal

The goal of Sierra Park Property Development LLC is three fold, to provide much needed housing for Quincy residents in a comfortable environment, to build quality homes that are attainable in price, and to make a positive contribution to the local economy.

Sierra Park is the first of its kind in Quincy and will provide 33 single family homes close to schools and shopping. We have strived to give diversity to the neighborhood by creating 6 distinct house designs, planned on individual lots. Houses have been selected for each lot to allow for adequate yard areas and to optimize privacy. To further that diversity, we have chosen varied roof colors and customized exterior paint designs to give a more custom feel. Where possible, allowing home owners to chose their exterior colors and paint schemes, and front doors to suit their individual tastes. It is important to us that each buyer has a home they can be proud of and enjoy living in.

Plumas County is home to many of the best craftsmen in the building trades from engineering to final landscaping. Sierra Park Property Development LLC is proud to showcase their craftsmanship in our project. All are working hard to build a quality neighborhood of solid homes with the look, and many features, of custom homes. They are all giving this project their best and we are proud of the results in the finished product.

The development will be constructed over six years, allowing consistent work for local contractors and their employees. We will be featuring the craftsmanship of each of our contractors on the website as the project progresses and houses are completed. We hope that you will check back at our website often, to see their work, and view construction as it progresses.

By employing local contractors, from the engineering stage to final landscaping, using local vendors whenever possible, and use of proceeds from housing sales, the contribution of this completed project will be an estimated $10 Million, 97% of which will proudly remain in Plumas County.

We are excited at achieving this goal, bringing this dream to reality, and at the same time helping others realize their dreams of home ownership in Quincy.