Portefeuille Résidentiel Historique Du Centre Ville De Sutter Creek Avec Façade Sur Le Ruisseau

Discover an exceptional opportunity to own a collection of five historic residences in the heart of downtown Sutter Creek. This offering includes 35, 37, 39, 41, and 43 Spanish Street, along with vacant land identified as APN [hidden information]. The property spans four parcels and presents a rare opportunity to own multiple residences in one of Amador County’s most recognizable historic communities. The property features five individual homes dating to the pre- and early 1900s, with floor plans ranging from one to three bedrooms. A large common area for parking serves all the homes, and 43 Spanish has it’s own designated parking space. Many improvements have been made, including a full remodel on 43. A separate .22 acre vacant parcel with Sutter Creek frontage enhances the property’s natural setting and adds a unique outdoor setting. The four parcel configuration provides flexibility for future planning and ownership options. Separate parcels may offer the opportunity to hold, improve, or sell individual parcels independently, subject to buyer verification and all applicable local regulations. Located within walking distance of Main Street, residents enjoy convenient access to acclaimed restaurants, boutique shopping, wine tasting rooms, art galleries, parks, and year round community events. Downtown Sutter Creek is known for its historic charm, welcoming atmosphere, and vibrant local culture, making it a sought after destination in Amador County. Whether expanding a real estate portfolio or acquiring a one of a kind collection of historic homes, this offering combines multiple residences, multiple parcels, creek frontage, and an outstanding downtown location in a single ownership opportunity.

Located within walking distance of Main Street, residents enjoy convenient access to acclaimed restaurants, boutique shopping, wine tasting rooms, art galleries, parks, and year round community events. Downtown Sutter Creek is known for its Gold Rush history, welcoming atmosphere, and vibrant local culture. The property is just minutes from the renowned Shenandoah Valley wine region, home to more than 40 wineries and tasting rooms. Sacramento International Airport is approximately 75 miles away, making travel convenient for owners and visitors. Outdoor recreation is within easy reach, including boating, fishing, and hiking, while Kirkwood Mountain Resort offers skiing and snowboarding about an hour away. Lake Tahoe is also an easy day trip, providing year round recreation, scenic beauty, and additional dining and entertainment options.