7110 Myrtle, Eureka, California 95503

The Sunflower House — Historic Victorian Charm Meets Humboldt County Country Living Welcome to 7110 Myrtle Avenue, affectionately known as The Sunflower House—a distinctive Victorian residence offering an appealing combination of historic character, generous living space, privacy, and country-style living in a convenient location between Eureka and Arcata. Originally built in 1894, this remarkable home offers approximately 3, 522 square feet of living space with 6 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, providing exceptional flexibility for a large household, home offices, guest rooms, hobbies, or creative spaces. Beautiful hardwood flooring, beamed and vaulted ceilings, and classic architectural details preserve the personality of the home’s Victorian heritage. The spacious floor plan features multiple living and gathering areas, including an impressive vaulted family room. Two bedrooms are located on the main level, along with a remodeled bathroom and convenient ground-floor laundry. Upstairs you’ll find additional bedrooms and flexible living space, while a classic clawfoot tub adds another touch of vintage character. Comfort has been thoughtfully updated with five mini-split heating and cooling units, providing efficient zoned climate control throughout the home. A wood-burning stove adds warmth and atmosphere during Humboldt County’s cooler months. Outside, the approximately half-acre parcel is fully fenced and usable, creating a private setting with room to garden, relax, entertain, or enjoy small-scale country living. Mature fruit trees, garden space, pasture views, and room for chickens or small livestock add to the property’s versatility. The home also features a private well with an upgraded pump and pump house, ozone and UV water filtration, and a holding tank, along with owned solar—valuable features for buyers interested in greater independence and efficiency. A one-car attached garage with additional loft space provides even more storage and utility. 7110 Myrtle Avenue is more than a home—it’s a unique piece of Humboldt County history with room to live, garden, create, and grow. With its Victorian architecture, expansive interior, usable half-acre setting, private well, owned solar, and convenient Eureka/Arcata location, The Sunflower House offers an opportunity that’s difficult to duplicate.