Welcome to the Liver of Wine Country two blocks from Historic Downtown McMinnville! First time on market since 1914, this Tier 2 Historic Registry home keeps its fir floors, plaster walls, and vintage cabinetry but needs full renovation. All plumbing is gone and electrical needs full redo. Zoned R4 Multifamily with detached carriage house. New heating system installed; AC can be added. ˜0.2 mi to downtown, 0.6 mi to Linfield University. Sold AS-IS. Welcome to the Liver of Wine Country because when you’re only two blocks from Historic Downtown McMinnville, you know your liver is about to get the workout of its life. On the market for the first time since it was built in 1914, this home sits in the heart of Oregon’s wine country and offers both challenge and potential in equal measure. It’s the kind of property that makes contractors grin and DIYers pause for a deep breath. All of the plumbing is gone, the electrical system needs a total overhaul, and the bathrooms are ready for a complete rebuild. What’s still standing strong are the original fir floors, plaster walls, wood-framed windows, and early 20th-century kitchen cabinetry tangible reminders of the home’s craftsmanship and its designation on McMinnville’s Historic Homes Registry (Tier 2). The seller has completed tuck-pointing and installed a new heating system (air conditioning can be added). The second floor previously contained additional bedrooms, creating potential for expanded living space under approved renovation plans. The property is zoned R4 Multifamily, opening possibilities for multi-unit redevelopment or investment use. The detached carriage house offers flexible use for storage, workshop, or possible garage conversion. Located approximately 0.2 miles from downtown tasting rooms, restaurants, and shops, and about 0.6 miles from Linfield University, with easy access to Highway 99W and nearby parks. Sold strictly AS-IS, with areas inside that may be unsafe for entry without caution. A rare chance to restore a true wine country original a full-bodied renovation project with notes of history, grit, and possibility. Cheers to vision, courage, and perhaps a strong contractor!