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Previous Description:
Nothing to do but build your dream home with view, now! No waiting! That’s right, a unique 68 acres with a private lane entrance; can be built on immediately upon purchase with appropriate permits. No crop income requirements needed to build. Utility access; including high speed internet can be reached by an easement on the north/west side of the property. At no additional charge there are at least 3 possible breathtaking build sites, one with well and APPROVED SEPTIC TECHNICAL REPORT in place that can be converted to a Permit. It really depends on what kind of stunning view you can decide on. At 840 feet elevation you will be above the valley fog! The timber was planted approximately 30 years ago by the owner, a retired timber sales officer for the Willamette Forest Service. Of the two power towers, the south one is abandoned. Noble fir Christmas trees were planted there for past 20 years, but area can be used for horses, Xmas trees, garden, small animals, cattle, bike track, unlimited. The property is mostly fenced and recently surveyed. In its past life it was a dairy and a cattle ranch. Timber is growing vigorously; some of it was thinned and another stand is ready to be thinned. Serious income flow from timber harvest in near future! It has been managed well; white oaks have been protected to create a park-like setting. Oh yeah, did I mention the local elk herd that will amble by to say hi?
Updated Description:
Nothing to do but build your dream home with view, now! No waiting! That’s right, a unique 68 acres with a private lane entrance; can be built on immediately upon purchase with appropriate permits. No crop income requirements needed to build. Utility access; including high speed internet can be reached by an easement on the north/west side of the property. At no additional charge there are at least 3 possible breathtaking build sites, one with previous well permit and APPROVED SEPTIC TECHNICAL REPORT in place that can be converted to a Permit. It really depends on what kind of stunning view you can decide on. At 840 feet elevation you will be above the valley fog! The timber was planted approximately 30 years ago by the owner, a retired timber sales officer for the Willamette Forest Service. Of the two power towers, the south one is abandoned. Noble fir Christmas trees were planted there for past 20 years, but area can be used for horses, Xmas trees, garden, small animals, cattle, bike track, unlimited. The property is mostly fenced and recently surveyed. In its past life it was a dairy and a cattle ranch. Timber is growing vigorously; some of it was thinned and another stand is ready to be thinned. Serious income flow from timber harvest in near future! It has been managed well; white oaks have been protected to create a park-like setting. Oh yeah, did I mention the local elk herd that will amble by to say hi?
