Dry goodsman, Jacob Hyman, bought 3 city lots in February of 1881 for $300. In April he had contracted with the Sacramento firm of Carle & Croly to build him a family residence and by August that same year the Hyman House was complete.

Own a piece of history in one of the best locations the area has to offer. Built in 1881, The Hyman House sits on an extremely rare 3-lot parcel, surrounded by some of Folsom's most stunning architecture and only one block from historic Sutter Street. Exquisitely designed inside and out, the Italianate-style home has been beautifully preserved, restored, and updated to retain its original charm and make it welcoming to today's buyers. The original rooms include a parlor, study, formal dining room, kitchen, first-floor bedroom, and upstairs bedrooms, while the 1984 expansion added a large bar and gathering space, wine cellar, and indoor hot tub. With a wraparound porch, swimming pool, gazebo, and two 2-car garages, and back alley access with plenty of private parking, the expansive property is exceptionally equipped to entertain, enjoy, and reminisce in a piece of post Gold Rush antiquity. This corner lot is full of possibilities and can be used as a private residence or it has the potential to include ADUs and other rental units, converted to a B&B, used for a business, and more (buyer to verify with City/County). The prime location offers ample street parking, close by access to the American River and trails, and all the restaurants, entertainment, nightlife, and shops Downtown Folsom has to offer.