Built in 1898, this home began a new chapter in 2004 when it was moved to its current location. Over the next three years, it was carefully restored from the foundation to the roof, blending modern safety with the craftsmanship of a bygone era.

Underneath it all, the house still stands on its original old-growth redwood foundation. This historic wood—sourced from trees that lived for centuries—is legendary for its natural ability to resist fire, rot, and the passage of time, giving the home a structural strength that is rare to find today.

The restoration was designed to let the home's 19th-century soul shine through. The original wood floors were brought back to a deep gleam, and intricate moldings highlight the heritage of the 1890s. While the house looks and feels historic, it lives like a modern home: the kitchen has been fully reimagined for today’s needs, and the classic wraparound sun porch is now fully air-conditioned for year-round comfort. Even the jetted clawfoot tubs, which perfectly mirror the vintage originals, were brought in to offer a modern spa experience while staying true to the home's aesthetic.

It is a piece of history, built to last and redesigned for a comfortable, contemporary lifestyle.