1321 Long St, Eureka, CA 95501

Modern Luxury Meets Humboldt Heritage! Step into timeless elegance at 1321 Long Street, a masterfully reimagined mid-century modern estate with a sophisticated contemporary twist. Tucked into one of Eureka's most serene and coveted neighborhoods, this iconic 1942 residence, originally built for the granddaughter of lumber baron William Carson, has been completely reconstructed from the studs up—a rare fusion of architectural significance and modern luxury. Crafted by the Martin Bros. Construction, every inch of this home reflects precision, craftsmanship, and artistry. The 3-bedroom, 2-bath main residence is bathed in natural light, with clean lines, elevated finishes, and expansive open-concept living spaces that seamlessly connect to the outdoors. Rich wood textures, designer fixtures, and bespoke detailing preserve the soul of mid-century design while introducing an upscale, contemporary lifestyle. Set in an exceptionally flat .37-acre lot, the estate offers the kind of space and privacy rarely found in town. Whether you're hosting intimate gatherings on the professionally landscaped grounds or enjoying a quiet morning surrounded by redwood-filtered light, the setting offers true sanctuary. Included on the property is a private, detached mother-in-law unitideal for multi-generational living, a luxury guest retreat, or high-end rental potential. This is more than a homeit's a legacy property, reborn for those who appreciate authenticity, history, and modern refinement.