Own a genuine piece of California Gold Rush history the remains of Eagleville, the 1850s foothill hideaway First settled in 1851, this was the miners' headquarters where grizzlies roamed. The town boasted a hotel, store, barbershop, school, and a thriving community that later included the North Star Hotel along La Porte Road. Tales of Indian burial mounds and covered-wagon traffic only add to the allure. Today, this exact 8.78-acre parcel is your rare chance to step into that story and write the next chapter. At the heart of it all stands a 1948 rustic cabin with great construction quality for the time and undeniable charm 2,300 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, built into the hillside with impressive retaining walls that have stood the test of time. Inside you'll find warm 1950s character: textured walls, original built-ins, a full basement, wood stove, and that classic cabin feel that just needs your vision to shine again. The exterior wood siding, metal roof, and forested setting deliver instant privacy and serenity. The 8.78 acres are partially fenced and gated, framed by tall pines that create a sheltered, private world. Additional outbuildings include a large barn/shop and multi-purpose structures (including the carport once used for covered wagons) all with real salvage and restoration potential for the right owner who wants horses, gardens, workshops, or guest quarters. Septic, well, and room to roam make this a true foothill retreat. This is the fixer that rewards the dreamer. Rehab this special setting, preserve the rich Gold Rush heritage, and literally go for the gold'' on one of the most storied parcels in the Yuba foothills. Call today before someone else claims this piece of California forever.