Historic Kyburz Lodge for sale! This Historic Landmark once known for its rustic charm and lay overs from the early 1900's, has potential to be glorious once again. Bar, Country Store/Coffee Shop, Apartments, River Views, In the Mountains and Pine Trees. 3,500 Sq/Ft of Redwood decking overlooking the South Fork of the American River, with an outside Bar serving the deck area. Great for Weddings, Family reunions, cooler climate with light snow at 4,025' elevation. Historic Bar with lots of Character! This building is in great condition for its age, but it does need a new Roof and my price has been reduced to account for this, as well as for the costs for fire Insurance in this area. I am selling this Lodge by Owner and am seeking cash buyers at this price, although I may carry paper with 50% cash down. 1031 exchanges are an option. Trades will also be considered. I own it free and clear. You may contact me at 1(916) 997-2612, or email me at: "DiamondMRancher@yahoo.com". My current cash price listing is $580,000. Price slashed for end of Summer Special Cash price Deal of a lifetime! Call me and let's make a deal today! Ron Marcus (916) 997-2612 Property offered by Owner...Ron Marcus Kyburz (formerly, Slippery Ford and Slipperyford) is a small unincorporated community in El Dorado County, California. It is located along the South Fork of the American River and U.S. Route 50, and is surrounded by the El Dorado National Forest. Its elevation is 4024 feet above sea level and was named by its Postmaster Albert Kyburz, in memory of his father Samuel Kyburz, who was an early California pioneer with John Sutter, and was instrumental in the finding of Gold in Coloma in the 1800's. The Slippery Ford post office opened in 1861; the name was changed to Slipperyford in 1896, and to Kyburz in 1911, by its Postmaster Albert Kyburz in memory of his father Samuel Kyburz. Ski racer Spider Sabich grew up in Kyburz, where his father Vladimir, Sr., was stationed with the California Highway Patrol. Spider and his younger brother Steve raced at the Edelweiss ski area, which closed in the 1960s, and is now known as Camp Sacramento. (Wikipedia)
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