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98627 Sitkum Ln
Myrtle Point, OR 97458
$650,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
2
Bathroom
2
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
1422
Property Description
Secluded residence perched on a sloping hillside with beautiful views of the valley and access to the north fork of the Coquille River. A sturdy, well-built open layout 2Bd/2Ba home has exposed cedar beams. Large pantry to store the abundant harvests. Apple, plum, cherry and pear trees grace a landscaped yard with an abundance of beautiful ornamentals. Offering the flexibility of two water sources, a submersible pump in the river and a well. An irrigated terraced garden with several beds, in addition to established raspberry canes, strawberries and blueberries. A greenhouse provides year-round growing options. On 17 acres with a mixture of fenced pasture and woodlands. The entire perimeter is fenced and all fencing is equipped with electric wire. This property has been used as a goat dairy farm, with multiple cross-fenced pastures, shelters, hay-feeders and structures for milking and birthing. Also on site, a large fully enclosed chicken coop. Ample parking available with two covered carports and a large two door RV shed (26' x 40'), which provides plenty of shop space. All this Nestled in the coastal mountains of Southwest Oregon, this property is truly a sanctuary of tranquility. Just minutes from the historic town of Myrtle Point, which provides all the amenities of a large town with a small town feel. Located off of Highway 42, midway between the Pacific Coast and the city of Roseburg on I-5. Bandon Dunes, a world-class golf resort, is less than an hour away. An oasis from the bustle and noise of city life, where songbirds greet you every morning.
Property Information
Lot Size
16 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1976
MLS Number
24649404
Location
Address
98627 SITKUM LN
City
Myrtle Point
State
OR
Zip Code
97458
County
COOS
Listing
Provider
Pacific Properties, original listing
Name
Pacific Properties
Phone
(541) 269-5263
Office Name
Pacific Properties
Office Phone
(541) 269-5263
Agent Name
Randy Hoffine

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