Exquisite turn-of-the-century craftsman home on 4.99 acre homestead 10 minutes from Sutherlin. This home is a 1912 kit home purchased from Sears Roebuck and transported to Oregon from New York on the railroad. Incredible history, craftsmanship, and millwork from a by-gone era. This home is almost completely period with the exception of the kitchen, preserving the original stained glass leaded windows, hardwood floors, millwork, built-ins, and fixtures from the early 1900s. The combination of preserved architecture, building techniques, and fixtures in the home are extremely rare. There are two formal entries with a primary covered patio leading to the large living space with brick fireplace, original wood floors, leaded windows, and grand staircase leading to upper level with divine rose stained glass windows. The parlor is adorned with vintage wainscotting, bay window, built-in buffet, and beamed ceilings. The kitchen offers a dining nook, traditional cabinetry, and large pantry. Upstairs offers 4 very generous bedrooms, a large full bathroom with soaker tub, and separate shower stall. There is a full length, unfinished attic with incredible storage space. Also, a full unfinished basement with a store room, laundry, and toilet. This home has been equipped with updated electrical, and central air HVAC. In addition to the home is a quaint but equally adorable 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom cottage to which the current owner resides. The property offers multiple outbuildings, a matching garden house that houses the well and components, walk-in cooler, and old smokehouse. Outbuildings are tired but still provide function with some work. Time has taken its toll on this once absolute gem of the Pacific Northwest, and it is very eager to welcome its new owners to bring it back to its former glory. Some structural foundation issues, cash only. If you have an affinity for period craftsman homes, don't pass on this one. Call today for more info!