551 N Main St, Yreka, CA 96097

This home is an amazing piece of architectural history in Northern California. Built in 1932, this New York Art Deco style home was designed by Architect Francis Keally of Trowbridge & Livingston, New York for Randolph Collier, later Senator Collier. Francis Keally was also the architect of the Oregon State Capitol and a leading architect of the Art Deco style with designs throughout the world. This historic home has three bedrooms, two and a half baths and is located in Yreka, California. The home is two stories with a grand circular staircase with wrought iron wood railings. The master bedroom is located upstairs with the other bedrooms and has a cozy fireplace and private balcony. Downstairs is designed for entertaining with a spacious living room that connects to a light and airy sunroom. There is a separate formal dining room near the large kitchen that has plenty of spacious cabinets for storage. Completing the downstairs is an office/library with wall lined bookcases. The flooring throughout the house is tile and hardwood and the home has been kept true to its original design. On the property is a private guest cottage that is suitable for a rental unit or office