Welcome to Treetops, a historic landmark nestled on 1.5 park-like acres in Eugene’s esteemed Fairmount neighborhood. This 8,073-square-foot mansion, built in 1911, has long been a symbol of elegance and distinction, Originally designed for a local businessman, it was gifted to the university in 1938 by Campbell Church Sr to be used as the residence for the Chancellor of the State Board of Higher Education. Steeped in history, this architectural masterpiece offers an unparalleled opportunity to restore its grandeur while tailoring it to modern standards of living and entertaining. The ideal buyer will appreciate the potential to: Restore and Modernize: Revitalize the home’s timeless beauty by restoring its original craftsmanship and updating to its potential grandeur. Thoughtfully redesign the kitchen and bathrooms to pay homage to the home’s early 20th-century character while incorporating contemporary, high-quality functionality. Enhance Natural Landscaping: Preserve the estate’s natural, wooded charm while improving maintenance and introducing flowering trees and vibrant plantings to enhance its seasonal allure. Reimagine Outdoor Spaces: Create an additional spacious patio or side yard, perfect for hosting elegant gatherings or enjoying quiet moments in the serene surroundings. Additional considerations include sourcing local materials, systems, and furnishings wherever practical to honor Eugene’s vibrant community and support sustainability. Treetops is more than just a residence—it’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of Oregon’s educational and architectural history. Whether hosting formal events or enjoying the tranquility of the Fairmount neighborhood, Treetops is poised to become a jewel in Eugene’s crown once again. Don’t miss your chance to transform this iconic estate into a timeless masterpiece.