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This is an amazing opportunity to own a piece of California Delta history. Dating back to 1947 as Franks Tract Tavern, Now the Iconic Rusty Porthole! Home of the famous Frozen Bun Run on New Years Day. Located in Boyds Harbor the Restaurant Owners continue to build memories for Delta Enthusiast's. This sale includes the real property only to include a Single Family Residence, Trailer Park, Boat Docks and Parking area. Buyer will inherit all Tenants and becomes the prideful owner of an Iconic Piece of Delta History. Let the Memories Begin
Listing agent: Kellie Temby DRE #01300549 team@teamtemby.com, Listing office: Keller Williams
MLS data updated 11/1/2026, 12:49:45 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: 41068345
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Oct 17, 2024
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$1,900,000Closed sale · Oct 17, 2024ZIP 94511 · Oct 2024
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