33 ½ JacksonCut sandstone blocks create a very unique and remarkable front patio, staircase, retaining wall and entrance to this home. This home is considered a 'Picturesque Revival' style home. Built in 1935-1938 by the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corp) as twin homes, 33 and 33 1/2 Jackson belonged to the Black Hills National Forest Service for many years as their Administrator/Supervisor's homes until 1954. At that point they became US Forest Service employee housing. 3 bed/2 bath, 2486 sq. ft. Oak floors throughout were found under the carpet. They can be restored to their former glory. Seller will not be restoring floors or replacing carpet. Cedar shake roof that was new in 2012. Shared front open patio. Fairly level back yard. Tunnel from basement to the garage. With a little TLC this home could be a showpiece again and brought back to its former glory. This home is a contributing historical home in Deadwood. Sold 'AS IS'. This property listed with Christle Robinson, Broker/agent with Hegg REALTORS, Inc. Please call or email for more information or to set up a viewing of this property. 605-920-1084 christle@hegg.com
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