Paradise town (Butte County), CA


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Paradise town (Butte County), CA

About Paradise town (Butte County), CA

Paradise is an incorporated town located in Butte County, California offering plenty of attractions such as exploring its multiple trails great for biking or jogging plus nearby Magalia Reservoir features stunning views conveniently situated close by. Additionally there are lots of locally owned stores and eateries providing unique items or delicious cuisine ideal for any budget situated throughout town! Small town/College town - Northern California, northeastern portion of the Central Valley at the foot of the Sierra range..

Location Details

State: California
County: Butte County
Metro Area: Chico Metro Area
City: Paradise town (Butte County)
Zip Codes: 95969
Cost of Living: 10.3% higher
Time zone: Pacific Standard Time (PST)
Elevation: 230 ft above sea level
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Chico, CA, is a charming city with a rich past and a vibrant present. It's nestled in Northern California, surrounded by the beauty of the Sacramento Valley and close to the Sierra Nevada Mountains. This place has been home to people for a long time, starting with the Mechoopda Maidu Native American tribe before John Bidwell founded it in 1860. Thanks to the Gold Rush and its fertile land, Chico quickly grew into an important spot for agriculture and trade.

The geography here is stunning, with rolling hills, lush farmland, and beautiful parks like the vast Bidwell Park, offering lots of outdoor fun like hiking, biking, and picnicking. The climate is Mediterranean, meaning hot summers and mild winters, perfect for enjoying all the natural beauty around.

Chico's economy is strong and diverse. Agriculture is a big deal, with crops like almonds, rice, and citrus fruits. But there's also manufacturing, healthcare, education, and technology. Big employers include California State University, Chico, and Enloe Medical Center, making the city a hub of activity and innovation.

When it comes to politics, Chico is pretty engaged. The community has a mix of conservative and liberal views, but overall, there's a slight lean towards progressive values. People here care a lot about sustainability and the environment, and they're active in local issues and politics.

Life in Chico is full of things to do, from exploring the arts and culture scene with galleries, theaters, and music venues to enjoying various festivals and events that celebrate the community's diversity. There's great dining, lots of outdoor activities, and a family-friendly atmosphere that makes it a wonderful place to live.

For new residents, it's good to know that Chico is welcoming and inclusive. Getting involved in the community and local activities is a great way to feel at home. With its focus on sustainability, being environmentally conscious is appreciated. And while the summers can be hot, they're perfect for enjoying the many outdoor activities available. Chico offers a balance of small-town charm and a vibrant lifestyle, making it an attractive place for anyone looking to move to Northern California.

Paradise town (Butte County) Cost of Living
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Some college-town amenities, mild winters, and nearby mountains make Paradise town (Butte County) a great place to live.

$292,600
-15.6% lower than avg
$51,396
-34.3% lower than avg
$1,150 /mo
Monthly rent (2br)
+0.2% higher than avg
Paradise town (Butte County) Crime
28 / 100
Crime is ranked on a scale of 1 (low) to 100 (high). US average: 35.4
Minimum annual income
To live comfortably in Paradise town (Butte County), California
$56,160
for a family
$35,600
for a single person
Pros & Cons of Paradise town (Butte County)
   Some college-town amenities
Isolation
   Mild winters
High unemployment
   Nearby mountains
Low ethnic diversity
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The town of Paradise pretty much does not exist anymore. The Camp Fire of November 2018 razed and blazed it to the ground. There are very few structures left standing.  More

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My wife and I moved here in 2014 to get away from Silicon Valley, the traffic, the pollution, and the politics. I've read many comments bemoaning the fact that we like  More

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Over 10 years ago

Paradise may NOT be all it's name implies, but I still love it. Yes it gets hot here in the summer, but we get snow in the winter most years and the years we don't get  More

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