Oregon property can range from Brookings, Oregon to Bend, Oregon.
In recent years, PDX (or Portland, Oregon) has been widely thought as well as highly sought after land and property for sale.
Imagine…your own Oregon property as this Storybook Oceanfront Victorian handcrafted with the utmost quality. Situated on 3 acres of ferns, huckleberry and rhododendren under Old Growth Forest in exclusive Hubbard Mound, in Gold Beach, Oregon. Your own Oregon property would include a stairwell to private, pristine beaches and rocky cove. Several ocean viewing areas, entertainment patio and landscaped to perfection with irrigated grounds… and not too far from beach rentals and Oregon hotels and beach lodging.
Many of the quality features include: DCS stainless bi-convection range, propane cooktop, sub-zero refrigerator, granite counters, limestone pantry floor, handmade mosaics, 10 ft ceilings, Italian handcrafted artist signed lighting, extensive woodwork and inlays throughout, Pella clad-over-wood casement windows. Three levels total 4,915 square feet of living space and over 2,200 square feet of full basement plus an 800 square foot guest cottage with complete kitchen and bath, washed aggregate drive, walkways and patio, jetted tubs, Victorian Era fixtures, spiral staircase, grand entry, phone booth room the list goes on and on. You will not be disappointed. This is quite possibly the finest Oregon property and slice of Gold Beach real estate in the Pacific Northwest.
Oregon property is a well suited lifestyle for someone looking for a luxury property that isn’t ostentatious side. Typically, Oregon realestate is thought of as being “in harmony” with the land. This Oregon property is exactly that. With so many houses to buy and cottages for rent, a property with such exclusivity and within the confines of Gold Beach real estate is a truly remarkable and once-in-a lifetime opportunity.
Of course, if you’re just looking for southern oregon property, in general, please check out all of our Gold Beach real estate properties here.
