Nestled in the heart of Arch Cape, this beautiful 1-acre lot offers a rare opportunity to build your dream home in one of the coast’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Gently sloping to the west, the property provides natural drainage and a feeling of privacy, while the mature trees create a serene, forested backdrop. The buildable portion, located in the northeast corner of the lot, offers an ideal site for your home, with easy access and plenty of room to design a peaceful retreat. Just minutes from the beach and hiking trails, this lot combines the best of coastal living with the charm and quiet of an established community.
Vacant landProperty Type
1.1 acresLot Size
$136,364Price/Acres
Listed by Roger Mitchell• eXp Realty, LLC
Contact: 805-540-8586
Bought with Andrea Mace• Realty One Group Prestige
Hear the sound of the ocean from these treed lots setting a perfect environment to envision your beach retreat.Let your imagination take flight!
CAR #18-816
Jun 25, 2018
Sold
$29,500
Jun 11, 2018
Listed
$29,500
RMLS #18666956
Jun 25, 2018
Sold
$29,500
Jun 10, 2018
Listed
$29,500
Sizable residential vacant lot. Almost a half acre in size. Fully buffered to the south. Potential for south cape ocean views. Buyer to do their own due diligence.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Last updated by owner on Jun 2, 2026.
AC-RCR
Arch Cape Rural Community Residential Zone
The Arch Cape RCR zone is intended to accommodate the immediate and foreseeable demand for low density housing in Clatsop County's rural communities. This zone has been developed with the purpose to: Allow residential development that is compatible with rural communities that wish to maintain a primarily single family rural residential character; do not adversely impact adjacent resource lands; allow for minimum lot sizes and densities, that will provide for an ultimate build out that is more commensurate with actual physical, and environmental constraints, and the availability of community water and sewer facilities, and may provide for non-residential uses that are small in scale, intended for the needs of the local community or for people traveling through the rural community, and are compatible with surrounding uses.