Property Description
Courtesy of Terri Worthington, Summit Real Estate, PC -
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Private retreat with income potential in Oakurst at the end of a lightly traveled road sits this 1.23 private acre plus and a largely transformed 1957 home. Most of the heavy lifting is already done, with just a little personalizing left for the new owner. No drive-by traffic, just a private mountain setting with real upside.The main home lives large at 1,497 sq ft, a 2-bedroom and one-bath home anchored by dramatic wood beam ceilings in the living room and a spacious two-room loft (5'10'' ceiling height) that's perfect for guests, a studio, or extra sleeping space. The big-ticket items are handled: a brand-new 30-year, solar-reflective roof, added insulation over the living room, a rebuilt back deck, mini-splits in the bedroom and living room, and fresh paint inside and out, leaving just a few cosmetic touches for a buyer who wants to make it fully their own. Step onto the back deck and take in sweeping mountain views and sunsets that make this feel like a true private retreat.The detached 346 sq ft garage, freshly re-roofed and painted, with washer/dryer hookups already in place, offers flexible storage or workshop space.But the real showstopper is out back: a nearly 2,400 sq ft shop/outbuilding on its own power meter, completely rebuilt in 2026 with new roof trusses, plywood, a fresh 30-year solar-reflective roof, and new exterior paint. Inside, a fully remodeled 576 sq ft, 1BR/1BA ADU has been taken down to the studs and reborn with a new kitchen, flooring, bathroom fixtures, and windows throughout. Whether you need rental income, space for extended family, or a private guest suite, it's ready to go.Add a high-producing well and a sunny spot with garden potential, and you've got a rare combination of self-sufficiency and charmjust minutes to Oakhurst amenities, 3-4 miles to Bass Lake, and 20 miles to Yosemite.Whether you're a hands-on buyer looking to build equity, an investor seeking income potential, or a family wanting a multigenerational setup, this is a rare find: privacy, mountain character, and upside that's already well underway.
