Farm - Port Orford, OR
Discover a prime hilltop property spanning 59.6 nearly flat acres just outside Port Orford, Oregon. This unique parcel offers a blend of zoning: FG (40 acres) and RR-10 (19.6 acres), presenting a rare opportunity for subdivision into two parcels—perfect for investment or development. The property is fully equipped with power and water, servicing an impressive 75.5'x37' shop on a slab foundation, complete with an 11.5'x75.5' covered area, 12'x34.5' loft, 5 large bay doors, and 4 bypass doors. Recently cleared of gorse, the land now features open spaces and the potential for breathtaking Elk River views with additional clearing. Whether you're seeking a personal retreat, a development project, or an investment property, this versatile parcel offers endless possibilities. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Oregon's stunning landscape. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a...
Discover a prime hilltop property spanning 59.6 nearly flat acres just outside Port Orford, Oregon. This unique parcel offers a blend of zoning: FG (40 acres) and RR-10 (19.6 acres), presenting a rare opportunity for subdivision into two parcels—perfect for investment or development. The property is fully equipped with power and water, servicing an impressive 75.5'x37' shop on a slab foundation, complete with an 11.5'x75.5' covered area, 12'x34.5' loft, 5 large bay doors, and 4 bypass doors. Recently cleared of gorse, the land now features open spaces and the potential for breathtaking Elk River views with additional clearing. Whether you're seeking a personal retreat, a development project, or an investment property, this versatile parcel offers endless possibilities. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Oregon's stunning landscape. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a viewing. Listing broker is related to the seller.
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