A rare opportunity to own a piece of Weaverville history! Known as the historic Young House (Varney House), this distinctive two-story Victorian was built in 1900 for W.W. ''Doc'' Young, an early owner of the Weaverville Waterworks, and is documented in local historical literature. Perched on a hill near Weaverville's charming Historic District, the home offers beautiful mountain and town views, timeless architectural character, and a fascinating connection to the area's past. Constructed of redwood, this 4-bedroom, 3-bath residence features classic Victorian architecture, original wood floors, decorative details, formal dining, generous living spaces, and a cozy pellet stove. Additional attached living space offers flexible possibilities for guest quarters, hobbies, or a private retreat. A spacious attic provides abundant storage, while covered porches offer wonderful places to relax and enjoy the surrounding scenery. The fenced yard features a play structure and treehouse, with a detached garage providing additional storage and parking. Conveniently located near historic downtown Weaverville, Trinity Hospital, local schools, and outdoor recreation trails. With a little TLC, this historic treasure offers an exciting opportunity to bring your vision to life while preserving its unique character. Rich in history, charm, and possibilities, the Varney House is ready for its next chapter!