Looking for a property with character and room to make it your own? This 1974 Kit-built home out of Berkeley sits on 1.465 acres and has tons of potential. The land includes a nice flat usable area below the house, perfect for gardening, animals, or outdoor projects.
Inside, you’ll find a working wood-burning stove, a wall furnace, and even an antique cooking stove that still works. The home has a mix of foundations—the main bedroom is on a concrete slab, while the rest sits on a raised foundation. There’s also a property-owned propane tank, attic crawl space, and a newer composition roof already in place.
On the property, you’ll find a regular well plus an old hand-dug well (previously used for landscaping), fruit trees, a storage shed, and a couple of older barn-style structures that need some TLC. The land was recently surveyed, and markers are easy to see.
Adding to its charm, this property has a unique past—it was once part of the Bridgeport settlement camp from the 1800s covered wagon days.
This is a true fixer-upper with great bones, usable land, and historic character—just waiting for someone with vision to bring it back to life.