One of the oldest homes in Southern Oregon, the Henry Klippel house has held just four families in its 160 years. Lovingly renovated by builder Roger Whipple in the 80s, the house boasts four spacious bedrooms, gorgeous woodwork and cabinetry, airy ten-foot ceilings, plus original plank flooring, 6-over-6 windows, antique light fixtures and brick fireplace sheltered under a new cedar shingle roof. Set on a spacious .27 acre lot just three blocks from downtown J'ville, the property has a separate two-story cottage full of charming Craftsman details (and a wood stove), as well as a detached two car garage ripe for more creative uses. The Beekman Trail is one block west; Jacksonville Elementary is five blocks east; on a summer night, music from the Britt drifts down on the breeze. A perfect home for romantic souls who enjoy feeling the past alive in the present (with perhaps a ghost in the closet for company). Choose this piece of history as a forever home or as an investment opportunity

After a lifetime of memories on East Medford's charming cobblestone Geneva Street, this 1911 Craftsman is ready for its next chapter. Filled with original hardwood floors, built-ins, and a classic front porch perfect for summer evenings, it's easy to see the love this home has held. The attic and basement offer bonus space not in the 1,468 sq ft. A fenced yard, single-bay carriage house, and rich history as the Peter Steenstrup home (on the National Historic Registry) add to its charm—without restrictive preservation rules. Digital staging included to help envision its full potential. Call listing agent for a tour of this home and find out more or the history. One family has owned it since 1969!!! The family enjoyed being close to the shopping, medical services, restaurants, and the Farmer's Market.