$675,000
A stunning Oregon Queen Anne Victorian, complete with a second dwelling/ADU/Airbnb, is surrounded by towering trees that lend it an impressive presence. The main house spans 2,046 sq ft, while the carriage house/cottage/ADU adds another 1,282 sq ft, totaling 3,328 sq ft. Step inside to find an elegant parlor, as well as living and dining rooms, adorned with ornate brass chandeliers and original leaded stained glass windows that capture the charm of a bygone Victorian era. The sellers are open to leaving much of the furniture behind.
Realtor Comments
2 houses, Income Potential! ($31894 gross per VRBO records for 2021) The sellers have carefully and lovingly retained the features and charm of the original home in every way. Kitchen features Elmira gas stove with 6 burners. (Looks just like the period correct wood burning stoves.) Built in breakfast nook with storage and modern conveniences. Tile floors. Granite counter tops. Upstairs features tongue-and-groove flooring, high ceilings, wainscoting, crown moldings, plus a tower room or Cupola (solid cedar paneling, vaulted ceiling with views.) Your getaway for creative enjoyment. The ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) is far more than you’d expect-featuring 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a spacious living area and kitchen ideal for a weekend getaway or extended stay. 3 laundry areas (1 in house, 1 in ADU and 1 in garage area), each with its own included washer and dryer for maximum convenience. The second home is ideal for bed and breakfast business or separate family. The garage includes an additional bonus room and a half bath, offering flexible space for a studio, office, or guest suite. The lovingly groomed yard is a master gardeners dream featuring sprinklers, flowers, shrubs, grass and an irrigation well. Kitchen cupboards hide the microwave and TV. Wow, you must come and see this beautifully loved and maintained Victorian with wrap around front porch with original gingerbread woodwork. Rare Opportunity! Same family owned and loved for many decades.
- 4bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1878
- Contact Realtor: Ruth Kuehl and Tom Kruse
Brokered by Eugene Track Town Realtors Llc
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Pros
- Affordable Cost of Living:
- Junction City generally offers a lower cost of living compared to nearby urban areas, making it attractive for families and individuals.
- Small-Town Atmosphere:
- The community features a friendly, tight-knit environment where residents often know their neighbors and engage in local events.
- Access to Nature:
- With nearby parks, rivers, and recreational areas, residents can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and fishing.
- Local Amenities:
- Junction City has essential services and amenities, including schools, grocery stores, and dining options, creating convenience for everyday life.
- Rich Agricultural Heritage:
- The area is known for its agricultural roots, providing a scenic backdrop and opportunities for local farmers’ markets.
- Proximity to Eugene:
- Located just a short drive from Eugene, residents can easily access more extensive amenities, cultural events, and entertainment options.
Cons
- Limited Job Opportunities:
- Employment options in Junction City may be restricted, often requiring residents to commute to nearby cities for better job prospects.
- Public Transportation:
- Public transit services are minimal, making personal vehicles necessary for commuting and running errands.
- Limited Entertainment Options:
- While there are local businesses, options for nightlife and diverse entertainment may be fewer than in larger cities.
- Weather Variability:
- Residents experience a range of weather conditions, including rainy winters, which might not be ideal for everyone.
- Healthcare Access:
- While basic healthcare services are available, specialized medical care may require travel to larger facilities in nearby cities.
- Rural Isolation:
- Some may find the rural lifestyle isolating, especially if they are used to the vibrancy and amenities of urban environments.
617 Juniper St, Junction City, OR 97448
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