Unique charm meets historic icon in this home situated on the 'hill' in the hamlet of Bodega. Built in 1911 as a Druid's Hall, it originally served as a meeting lodge then later as the renowned Wooden Duck Antique Shop and residence. It's gorgeous surrounding views include the old Potter Schoolhouse across the street, made famous in Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 cult classic The Birds (this home makes a brief appearance in the film), as well as the St. Teresa de Avila 'building' featured in a famed Ansel Adams' photograph. With a redwood exterior and fir interior, the design of this home epitomizes the open-living style. The highlight is the second floor, featuring a great room with a towering, vaulted ceiling. The home of nearly 1800 sq feet is nestled atop approximately 2.48 acres, bordered by Salmon Creek and Bodega Highway, giving plenty of open space to roam. With residential zoning within a commercial district, this is a rare opportunity presenting many opportunities to make your dreams come true. A must see!