30155 Turkey Hill Road, Foresthill, CA 95631

This mountain energy-efficient cabin is thoughtfully designed to accommodate runners, hikers, horse riders, and nature enthusiasts. It is located in the heart of the historic Gold Rush region and it offers direct access to the renowned Western States Trail, home of the legendary Western States Endurance Run and Tevis Cup. Natural terrain, hillside surroundings and lack of neighboring homes on three sides create a private, tucked-away atmosphere and a remarkable sense of openness, making the acreage feel more expansive than its actual size. The scenic deck is the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee or an evening glass of wine while listening to the soothing canyon breeze. The kitchen and dining area flow seamlessly into a cozy living room with a fireplace, creating a warm and inviting setting for gathering. Enjoy freshly prepared meals while relaxing by the fire, an ideal space for unwinding, entertaining, and planning the next day’s adventure. Two full bathrooms provide comfort and convenience for larger groups. Stairs lead to the upper level with two bedrooms, including a serene primary suite where you can rest, soak in the tub, and recharge. Both bedrooms feature windows on opposite sides, allowing refreshing cross- breezes to naturally cool and ventilate the rooms. Wake to soft eastern light or gentle canyon air rising from the surrounding hills. All windows in the rooms face South and look toward the Sierra Nevada mountains and are designed to welcome natural sunlight and fresh air, filling the home with a light, refreshing canyon atmosphere. This is where endurance is forged and where mountain living unfolds in its many colors. This home was once the retreat of the first-place finisher of the renowned Western States 100- Mile Endurance Run. Conveniently located just 11 minute drive to downtown Foresthill, approximately 35 minutes to Old Town Auburn, and about 20 minutes to the 165- acre Sugar Pine Lake. Enjoy the refreshing mountain climate at approximately 3,500 feet elevation, where summer temperatures are typically 5-8F cooler than Auburn and often 10-15F cooler than Roseville, providing a welcome escape from the valley heat. Welcome to your mountain cabin!