Historic Charm Meets Opportunity. Own a piece of Siskiyou County history. Located within Yreka's National Historic District, this home holds a distinguished place as one of the oldest standing residences in Yreka a unique opportunity to steward a true piece of the city's early architectural heritage.The home's story traces back to Robert Nixon Jr., a civic and politically active figure who published one of the first Republican newspapers in the region. Architecturally, the house has evolved gracefully over time: the original second-story front window was designed in a pointed Gothic style, with ground-floor windows set flush to the walls. Renovations in 1889 refined the exterior, and distinctive bay windows were added to the sides of the home in 1895, details that still speak to its 19th-century character today. While the interior is ready for your cosmetic vision; such as new paint, flooring, and finishes to make it your own; the systems that matter most have already been handled. Both plumbing and electrical have been updated with permits, giving you peace of mind and a strong foundation to build your renovation on.

A historic home with character, charm, and plenty of potential! If you've always dreamed of owning a piece of history, 201 S. Main Street in Ashland, Missouri is ready for its next chapter. At over 100 years old, this property offers the timeless character and craftsmanship that historic-home lovers appreciate, including gorgeous original woodwork and distinctive architectural details that are difficult to replicate in newer construction. This home is ready for someone with vision to bring it back to life. While it needs some love and updating, the existing character provides an incredible foundation for a restoration project.

Rich with original craftsmanship, this stately Victorian still showcases the hallmarks of its era: tall ceilings, detailed woodwork, built-ins, and an overall sense of scale and presence that newer construction rarely replicates. A wraparound front porch further enhances its architectural appeal and curb presence. Formerly configured as four units, the property has since been approved and partially converted into a six-unit apartment building. Significant structural improvements have already been completed, and the interior has been taken back to the studs, providing a clean slate for the next phase of work. Updated mechanicals are underway, including a high-efficiency propane heating and hot water system designed to serve the building efficiently. Electrical infrastructure is in place to support individual metering for each unit, along with a common meter. Situated on a corner lot, the property benefits from more parking than typically expected for a building of this vintage. With the heavy lifting already done, what remains is finishing the mechanicals, closing the building back up, and bringing the units online. For the right buyer, this is a rare chance to complete a classic Victorian conversion!

A welcoming historic home with a covered front porch greets you as you arrive, offering the perfect spot to relax, enjoy your morning coffee, or unwind at the end of the day. Situated on a nearly 2 acres and near Micron, this property provides plenty of outdoor space for play, entertaining, gardening, and a variety of activities. The home is in need of some TLC and offers an opportunity for a new owner to bring their vision and personal touches to the space. With a spacious lot, inviting front porch, and plenty of potential, this property could be a great opportunity for someone looking to create a home tailored to their own style.

Escape to the simple pleasure of tis classic 1963 camp nestled along the peaceful shores of Johnson Brook in Thornton, New Hampshire. Set on a .17 acre lot with approximately 300' of frontage on Johnson Brook, this charming retreat offers a rare opportunity to unplug, unwind, and reconnect with nature. Making the most of its cozy 400 sq/ft, the camp offers a thoughtfully arranged layout with everything you need for a comfortable getaway, kitchen, dining spot, living room, and cozy sleeping area. The intimate footprint is part of its appeal, easy to maintain, easy to enjoy, and perfectly suited for weekend aways, summer adventures, or simply slowing down and savoring the sounds of the brook. Step outside and and let the water become the backdrop to your days. Whether you're enjoying your morning coffee by the brook, reading a book in the shade, or gathering around the campfire with family and friends, this property invites you to embrace a more relaxed pace of life. With its classic camp character, private waterfront setting, and proximity to the White Mountains and other attractions, this is the kind of property that reminds you why New Hampshire getaways are so special. Come bring your vision, add your personal touches, and create your own collection of memories along Johnson Brook. This is more than a camp, it is a chance to get away from it all.

Here is your chance to own a one-of-a-kind historic farm home. Beautiful and rare limestone cladding on the front of the home frames in the large covered porch. The owner stated the limestone was picked from the nearby farm over 100 years ago. Inside you'll find solid wood doors and built-ins, large spacious rooms, multiple fireplaces, hardwood floors, and rustic charm. With multiple doors and connecting rooms, there are loads of options to configure however you like. Plenty of room for parking, and a carport provides shade at the rear of the home. Some landscaping cleanup will provide open views of the farmland behind the house. This home needs repairs and is sold as/is. There are some electrical & plumbing updates, including a new well pump. The roof was replaced in 2019. There is no permanent HVAC system. All fireplaces have been covered and condition is unknown. Along the road is an original limestone rock wall that ran the length of the road frontage, it is overgrown and needs cleaning & restoration.