1919 Historic Craftsman Home

This venue sits right off Hwy 101 in the middle of beautiful Humboldt County in the small town of Scotia. Scotia was one of America's last remaining company towns. The Pacific Lumber Company became a force in the early 1900s milling the gigantic Redwood Trees. This home was built as the Director's Cabin for company executives. Perfect for family vacations, wedding parties, holidays, or time spent with dear friends! Very close to the world famous Avenue of the Giants!
The space
This home is 4350 square feet of luxury. It features a spacious front porch, a very large living room with Redwood paneling and a gas fireplace. Each of the six bedrooms has its' own bathroom. A card room where reportedly millions of dollars were won and lost back in the day. An amazing kitchen with a Butler's pantry and a side yard with a large gas BBQ. The dining room has a seven foot solid Redwood Burl table....Priceless!
Other things to note
Currently the ceiling light in the bedroom downstairs is in the process of being re-wired. I have three lamps in there for lighting.