Escape to the serene beauty of Alsea, Oregon, with this unique opportunity to own over 17 acres of exclusive residential farmland. Nestled in a peaceful, natural setting, this expansive property is perfect for those looking to build their dream home, establish a sustainable farm, or simply enjoy the tranquility of rural life. Zoned for exclusive residential farm use, the possibilities are vast. Contact Benton County to explore the potential uses and make this slice of Oregon countryside yours today!
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Listed by:
Michael T Burkhard541-961-9544,
Martek Real Estate
Source: OCMLS,MLS#: 26-32
Facts & features
Interior
Bedrooms & bathrooms
Bathrooms: 0
Property
Lot
Size: 17.3 Acres
Features: Agricultural, Level
Details
Parcel number: R 300447 0701
Zoning description: EFU - Exclusive Farm Use
Special conditions: Standard
Other equipment: None
Utilities & green energy
Sewer: Septic Tank, Septic Needed
Water: Well
Utilities for property: Electricity Available, Natural Gas Not Available, Water Available
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