This is a marvelous gem of a property. There is a quaint 3BR with 1BA home that is simple and cozy. Its heated with a wood burning stove, but gets a delightful breeze enhanced by ceiling fans throughout the home. In addition to this home, the property has so much charm and things to love. There is a yearly pond, a small imitation ghost town, and the original tiny home from the original days. With just over 5 acres of land, the history makes it amazing. (Please don't miss wonderful details in the Supplemental). This is a marvelous gem of a property. There is a quaint 3BR with 1BA home that is simple and cozy. Its heated with a wood burning stove, but gets a delightful breeze enhanced by ceiling fans throughout the home. In addition to this home, the property has so much charm and things to love. There is a yearly pond, a small imitation ghost town, and the original tiny home from the original days. With just over 5 acres of land, the history makes it amazing. The property has a gold mine that was part of the Foster quarry Mine and part of the Pride of the west Mining Vein. The original red cabin was built in 1955 by Tom Harold who was a gold miner and was the prospector who worked the mine alone and his German Shepard. When he died in 1995 he had $75,000.00 in cash under his mattress. His only income was the gold mine. When he got too old to mine it, Tom had the mine closed to keep his young nephews and nieces out of the mine. The Canales’ purchased the property in 1995. They have panned and have collected gold dust from the creek that feeds the pond. The property has a private scenic driveway and two buildings that are permitted. 7 storage buildings, a functioning well, two water tanks (1-5,000 and 1-10,000) with a 15,000 gallon storage capacity, a septic tank, and a large pond. This property is truly a Golden Julian prize. Equipment: Range/Oven, Shed(s) Sewer: Septic Installed Topography: ,GSL,SSLP