Tl 2100 NW, Seal Rock, OR 97376

This oceanside parcel in Seal Rock presents a rare opportunity to build your dream coastal retreat on 0.57 acres of partially cleared land with expansive Pacific Ocean views from a second story. Located just one house back from the oceanfront with deeded beach access via easement, this property combines privacy, natural beauty, and buildability in one of the Oregon Coast's most sought-after settings. The parcel comes with septic feasibility approval on file and has been recently cleaned up and landscaped, making it well-positioned for your coastal vision. Deed restrictions require a minimum 1,500 square foot residence with wood frame construction—details that help preserve the natural coastal character of the area. Power is available at the street, and all infrastructure details can be confirmed with Lincoln County and utility companies. One of the standout features here is the deeded beach access easement, which provides direct access via stairs down to the Pacific shoreline. Few buildable lots offer this combination of ocean views, beach access, and development readiness in such a serene, uncrowded setting. The property also benefits from Fox Creek that feeds the wetlands directly across Highway 101, creating a beautiful natural buffer with ocean views on one side and peaceful wetland setting on the other—adding privacy and ensuring that quiet surroundings remain part of the experience. Seal Rock itself is a beloved coastal community known for dramatic volcanic rock formations, tidepools, marine life, and some of the most stunning shoreline scenery on the Oregon Coast. The area is home to Seal Rock State Recreation Site, where Castle Rock and tide-carved sea stacks draw visitors year-round, and the beaches here feel less crowded than neighboring towns while still offering easy access to everything the Central Coast has to offer. Location advantages extend well beyond the immediate neighborhood. This parcel sits less than 15 minutes from Newport to the north, where you'll find the historic Nye Beach district, the bustling bayfront, Yaquina Head Lighthouse, the Oregon Coast Aquarium, and a full range of dining, shopping, and services. Drive just 4 miles south to Waldport for river access, the iconic Alsea Bay Bridge, and small-town coastal charm. Continue another 10 minutes south and you'll reach Yachats, known as the "Gem of the Oregon Coast" for its rugged coastline, tide pools, and artisan culture. This location puts you in the quiet heart of the Central Coast with quick access to larger hubs and coastal recreation in every direction. The Oregon Coast lifestyle is defined by proximity to state parks, hiking, fishing, crabbing, kayaking, and beach exploration—and this property places you right in the center of it all. The Siuslaw National Forest borders the area to the east, offering additional opportunities for mountain biking, forested trails, and nature immersion. Whether you're envisioning a primary residence, a vacation retreat, or a retirement haven, this parcel offers the space, setting, and location context to make it happen. For buyers ready to build on the Oregon Coast, opportunities like this—with views, beach access, privacy, and a quiet street—are increasingly rare. Coastal land that checks all of these boxes doesn't come on the market often, especially in a location as naturally beautiful and recreation-rich as Seal Rock. This is the kind of property that invites you to slow down, breathe in the salt air, and start planning the home you've been dreaming about. Due diligence is recommended. Buyers should independently verify all utilities, septic approval status, buildability, easement terms, deed restrictions, and any additional development requirements with Lincoln County and their title company before proceeding.