*Lock it in now with Escrow - move in next year

Retired or retiring, but not ready to reduce income and flow of money? Save on gas - no driving to work. Buying a home that pays for itself makes cents, earning money while property value appreciates. Save retirement funds you may be receiving for other things while building equity in this self-sustaining income producing property - make mortgage payments and more with proceeds from business, tuck it away or invest it. Lots of potential, even career potential for additional programs/endeavors that yet have been explored, equating to even more revenue - do weddings, add gifts - engage your own imagination, create your own identity, expand number of guest rooms in place of dinner or continue doing both.

1-Acre park-like grounds, perfect weather and setting for catering small weddings, outdoor dining, and other outdoor activities/festivities - more potential.

 

 

National registered historic property:

Over 3,900 square feet Queen Anne Victorian edifice built during 1889 by Lumber Baron Charles Pollock Wilcox as his residence and model home. Associated pictorial wall donned with historic photos; accumulated written historic data and complete leather bound circa. 1925 encyclopedia set in perfect, like new, condition that belonged to the Wilcox family, and our first Bed & Breakfast guest book, signed by Charles (Bud) Wilcox, grandson of original builder stays with property.

 

Edifice specific details:

Era appointments; restored grandeur; some original windows; some stained glass and some windows replaced with stained wood-sash double hung-double pane windows, upgraded power and plumbing, reproduction Victorian wool wall to wall carpeting, beautiful, select period ceiling lighting/chandeliers; most rooms have fully restored electrified gasolier ceiling lights and some are quality reproductions by Rejuvination Lighting Company, Portland, Oregon.

 

Full basement with original stairway and pantry shelving; newly painted concrete floor (North side of basement finished, south side of basement has excellent space for storage - situated within the storage section are the natural gas furnace, hot water (original radiators) heat and new (2005) 50 gallon hot water heater.

 

 

3 Bathrooms (current owners occupy one of the three) - Imported wall coverings in each - (3-upstairs - fixed and hand shower/tub combinations - tiled Bath on main floor); 4 Fire places (one of which is gas log), gas supply lines installed in the basement just below two of the three fire places on main floor - fireplace in kitchen.

 

 

Formal dining room, with original box-beam ceiling, eight globe chandelier, picture rail on four walls, china rail on three walls, original built in sideboard and two cabinets, ornate original gas-log fireplace with original beveled mirror above decorative mantle and facing. Cabinet doors have original lead-stained glass and original glass in large windows with a view of cedar and maple trees as a luscious green-leaf backdrop.

 

 

Living-sitting room (originally front parlor), beautiful original hardwood flooring, preserved Swedish finish. Full length window drapery and lace dresses three beautiful East facing windows. South parlor, beautiful original hardwood flooring preserved Swedish finish with area carpeting. Full length window drapery and lace dress three beautiful South facing windows.

 

 

Please Note: Stay with the property includes indoor and outdoor furnishings, a Craftsman lawn tractor more information will be provided to interested parties. The coffee table, wall unit, lamp and the tea cart in the foreground of the front parlor would not stay, but the coffee table in the library will replace the one shown in the front parlor photo.

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