Imagine owning a piece of Oregon's pristine beauty on a sprawling 47.69-acre estate. This exceptional property features a charming 1-level home perfectly situated to maximize the breathtaking views & serene atmosphere. Partial RR2 zoning presents a rare opportunity for short-term vacation rentals allowing you to generate income while enjoying your personal retreat. The remaining acreage is zoned forest providing dual benefit of low property taxes & an abundance of marketable timber, a valuable long-term asset. This estate boasts an extraordinary amount of lake frontage on Ten Mile Lake specifically on Shutter's Arm known for its inviting warm waters & picturesque setting. Additionally, note that this parcel has lake frontage on the deepest arm of the lake & conveniently nearest to town Devore Arm, offering a diverse aquatic experience. A significant portion of the land is flat & grassy creating an expansive yard, perfect for outdoor activities & providing easy ingress/egress to the lake featuring a spacious private dock w/steel pilings & a private swim lagoon ideal for leisurely days by the water. The presence of sparkling spring water adds to the natural allure. The home itself has been meticulously maintained boasting a new roof & fresh exterior paint ensuring a move-in ready experience. Enjoy extensive views from nearly every vantage point & entertain guests on the expansive deck area & outdoor entertainment space. Despite its secluded feel this property is close to town events offering the best of both worlds. Unique to the area the property sits close to the water with a ton of waterfront grassy area. Some may even hear the pounding waves hit the shore a mile inland as a crow flies, a testament to its proximity to Oregon's longest beach & largest sand dunes. The hike-in/boat-in only access to portions of the property completes this authentic lake living experience, ensuring privacy & an immersive connection with nature. Comes w/basic reliable motor-boat.
3
Beds
2
Baths
1842
SF
Built In
2000
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