Waterfront homes for sale & real estate in Oregon, OR

Waterfront Home for sale in Oregon, OR:

Forestland in this beautiful part of Oregon seldom comes for sale. Highway 58 is about a quarter mile down the road with only a couple minute drive into the town of Oakridge. This property is conveniently located close to multiple recreation destinations including 7 miles to both Lookout & Hills Creek Reservoir, 13 miles to McCredie Hot Springs, 15 miles to Huckleberry Flats OHV trails and 35 minutes to Odell Lake. It makes a great base camp to park your rigs and explore from there! However, with 71± acres you don't have to explore elsewhere. There is plenty of room to recreate on your own property! Your hiking trails can range from easy gentle slopes to moderate uphill, to the

Waterfront Home for sale in Oregon, OR:

Discover this 2.25-acre country building site that combines the charm of rural living with easy access to various recreational areas. This fantastic property is ready for construction and is only 5 minutes from the I-84 exit, offering convenient access to town, shopping, and a boat ramp on the Snake River. It's just 45 minutes away from Boise, ID. The site features trees and a live water stream running through it.

Waterfront Home for sale in Oregon, OR:

This 156± acre Park Creek Rd timber tract is part of Coos County timberland portfolio of 11 tracts being offered in a November 12 Sealed Bid Auction. It is located in eastern Coos County, one and a half miles south of Coos Mountain, in an area primarily of BLM ownership. Access is from Park Creek Road to the southwest section, which connects to Middle Creek Road and provides access west to Coquille and Highway 42. There are 121± acres of productive forestland with 34± acres of 12 year-old and 87± acres of 18 year-old well-stocked reproduction. The Tract is mostly Site Class III+. Topography is primarily moderate to steep west-facing slopes, with an estimated 85%

Waterfront Home for sale in Oregon, OR:

This 77± acre N. Fork Coquille River recreation and timber tract is part of Coos County timberland portfolio of 11 tracts being offered in a November 12 Sealed Bid Auction. It is located three miles north of the small community of Fairview. There is an estimated 1,100 feet of river frontage along northern portion of tract. Acquisition of this property provides opportunity for a secluded base camp to harvest timber and replant as a small tree farm. The property has not been managed since it was purchased by prior owner Menasha. It contains primarily residual stands of Douglas-fir and hardwoods. It is Site Class II, and has mostly rolling to moderate west-facing slopes, with an estima