24305 N Hwy 97

Built in 1925 for the Wilfred Lamm family of Lamm Lumber Company, the Wilfred Lamm Estate is a remarkable piece of Klamath County history set on 37.21 acres overlooking Upper Klamath Lake, Mount McLoughlin and the surrounding Cascade landscape.

The 4,840-square-foot main residence has been lovingly preserved, retaining the character and craftsmanship that have defined the home for more than a century. The main residence offers five bedrooms and four bathrooms, including two primary suites, along with a formal dining room, grand parlor and finished basement. Hardwood floors, French doors, built-in cabinetry, original millwork and cedar-lined closets are among the details found throughout the home. One of its most distinctive features is the grand parlor's intricate wood veneer parquet ceiling, a striking example of the craftsmanship found throughout the residence.

Expansive windows connect the interior to the property's extraordinary setting, framing panoramic views across Upper Klamath Lake toward Mount McLoughlin and the Cascades. The 37.21-acre setting provides a sense of space and privacy while maintaining a direct visual connection to the landscape and history of Modoc Point.

Separate from the main residence is a permitted approximately 500-square-foot detached guest house/ADU with one bedroom and one bathroom, providing additional living accommodations for guests, extended family or other flexible use.

The property also includes an approximately 1,500-square-foot insulated shop with three-phase power, substantial lighting and an oversized overhead door. A chicken coop and expansive grounds add further versatility to the property.

Significant exterior improvements completed in 2025 include a new roof, exterior paint and gutters, preserving the home's historic character while addressing important elements of its continued stewardship.

The estate's history is closely connected to Modoc Point. Lamm Lumber Company operated along the shore of Upper Klamath Lake, and the home was positioned above the mill and surrounding community. More than a century later, the residence remains a tangible connection to that era. The Klamath County Museum has continued to document and share the history of the Lamm family, Lamm Lumber Company and the property, including hosting a public historical open house at the home in 2023.

Today, the Wilfred Lamm Estate offers a combination increasingly difficult to replicate: a century-old residence rich in original craftsmanship, 37.21 acres, panoramic lake and mountain views, separate guest accommodations and a substantial shop, all within a property with a documented connection to the history of Southern Oregon.