Stories Found
"Classic Craftsman in need of love and attention."
2013 real estate listing
1117 W. 11th Ave.
Craftsman, 1910
Starting in 2013, this craftsman house with "a lot of character" as the realtor described, was restored to its original grandeur.
828 W. 10th Ave.
Bungalow, c.1920
Abandoned, vandalized, and left to become a "zombie house," this classic bungalow was carefully restored about 100 years after it was first constructed.
1012 Adams St.
Craftsman Bungalow, 1927
Completely renovated in 2004, this house went from shabby and neglected to a neighborhood gem.
1611 Lincoln St.
Gothic Revival, 1871
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this Gothic Revival house was relocated from E. 10th Ave. and Pearl St. to its current address in 1912.
"The [A. V.] Peters House is particularly good example of the Rural Gothic, or Gothic Revival style, in the city. Typical of the style the house is irregular in plan with a steeply pitched intersecting gable roof and vertical board and cove-edged batten siding. The primary window type is elongated two-over-two double hung wood sash. The quarter hipped roof of the front porch is supported by pairs of trellis-type porch supports with decorative brackets. Other decorative details that make this house distinctive include a small lower balcony on the north elevation, a gabled hood with decorative brackets protecting a door on the north elevation, a bay window in the parlor on the west elevation, and numerous fine interior details." from the Oregon Cultural Resource Inventory, City of Eugene, 1996
The restoration process is ongoing.