A slice of North Coast History. Dating back to approximately 1907, the historic Manchester School House exemplifies North Coast School Architecture and is one of the only remaining buildings of its kind which exists today along California's coastline. The exterior patina masks age-old detail throughout the redwood structure. Relocated to its current site in approximately 1978, the 4,000 +/- square foot schoolhouse sits on a modern perimeter foundation. The building is demised into four open spaces over two stories. The parcel totals 1-acre and fronts Highway 1. The opportunity to reimagine this historic space as a single-family residence, short-term rental, Inn or other light commercial enterprise will speak to those with an eye for the incredible. Character and history of this scale cannot be duplicated.