Douglas County, Oregon Land For Sale (283 results)

Wow, incredible opportunity to own a private 10 acre creekside oasis on the salmon bearing Calapooya Creek. Overlooking the Umpqua Valley, surrounded by vast farmland, blueberry fields, and vineyards, this location provides not only privacy but majestic views! The single level home, constructed in 1997, boasts progressive architecture that is uniquely one-of-a-kind. This home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1560 sqft, and just underwent a complete renovation, top to bottom. New upgrades include brand new roof installed June 2025, exterior paint July 2025, new interior and exterior doors, new flooring, and base and door trim. This kitchen exudes elegance and intention, complete with custom cabinets, cook island with eat bar, granite and quartz counters, apron sink, full double ovens, stainless steel Kitchen Aid appliances, herringbone subway tile backsplash, soft close drawers, designer light fixtures, capped off with pantry cabinets, and coffee bar with built-in wine cooler. Adjacent to the kitchen is a dining room/living room combo, a separate family room, and cozy wood fireplace. The primary bedroom provides room for all your furniture and a brand-new bathroom with custom tile shower, custom vanity, and quartz counter. The entire house has new luxury vinyl plank flooring, flowing into the guest bedroom and bathroom opposite the primary. Both the living and family rooms exit onto the new concrete patio with terrace planter beds and sweeping views of the valley and Tyee Mountains. The property offers approximately 5 acres of flat fertile bottom ground bordered by the Calapooya Creek, ideal for various agriculture uses including crops and livestock. The remaining acreage comprised of native timberland with diverse wildlife and towering Black oak and Douglas fir. This property is truly a hidden gem tucked into the Umpqua Valley, unknown to most passing by. Low traffic road, 15 minutes to town, but perfectly situated in the country. Don't scroll past this one!

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales. The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property. The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west. Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor. For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.

An Exclusive Retreat of Craftsmanship & Design  An Artisan Masterpiece ~ Perched above the iconic Umpqua Valley in the heart of Southern Oregon wine country, 500 Westridge Lane is a one-of-a-kind estate that exemplifies the finest in custom design, craftsmanship, and timeless materials. Personally designed and built by the owner and builder, the home reflects a deep commitment to quality and vision. The log structure, crafted from Western Red Cedar, was milled and assembled by the world-renowned Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia. The result is a striking architectural presence with handcrafted log framing, soaring ceilings, and a seamless blend of rustic elegance and modern comfort. Every elementfrom the stone fireplaces to the reclaimed woodwork and thoughtfully curated spacesspeaks to the care and intention behind its creation. Set on 5 private acres in Westridge Estates, the property offers a combination of seclusion and scenic beauty, with panoramic views of rolling vineyards and woodlands. The home's positioning maximizes natural light and sightlines, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Whether enjoying the expansive covered decks, gathering by the outdoor fire pit, or relaxing in the stunning great room, this residence is designed for those who appreciate fine craftsmanship and an unparalleled living log and timber construction reflects old-world Swiss joinery fused with modern luxury, from hand-scraped reclaimed Douglas Fir cabinetrysalvaged from a burning historic lodgeto the loft's hand-charred pine tongue-and-groove walkway. Custom plaster walls and wrought-iron railings crafted by an award-winning welder add character. Every detail has been thoughtfully consideredfrom the guest bathroom's hollowed-out log vanity to the hidden grasshopper forged into the staircase railing for good Level ~  As you step inside, you are greeted by powerful architecture and a quartzite-inlaid floor with a precision-cut map of the United States, setting the tone for the home's attention to craftsmanship and detail. The great room captivates with soaring vaulted ceilings supported by log beams, a flagstone hybrid wood-burning fireplace, wrought-iron railings and a wall of glass doors that open to a large covered patio. The space is finished with a refined mix of Western Red Cedar logs, wood accents, and plaster walls, offering both rustic warmth and elegant contrast.  A built-in entertainment center houses a large TV with integrated surround sound, ideal for both relaxing evenings and lively gatherings. Step outside to a stone patio, where the east-facing orientation welcomes the morning light. The covered patio includes a built-in outdoor kitchen with a stainless steel BBQ and beverage fridge, plus a custom gas fire pitcreating the perfect setting for outdoor living.  From here, take in breathtaking views of rolling vineyards, the South Umpqua River, and Bar Run Golf Course beyond. Seamlessly connected to the great room, the gourmet kitchen and dining area are thoughtfully designed to balance everyday comfort, entertaining, and great functionality. Warm hickory wood floors and authentic reclaimed and hand scaped Douglas Fir cabinetry enhance the unique natural character, while granite countertops and high-end GE and Bosch appliances provide both elegance and performance. A spacious cooktop island seats eight, making it the centerpiece for casual meals and conversation. A large walk-in pantry with shelving, plus a Whirlpool Gladiator refrigerator and freezer adds convenience and functionality, while a cozy bonus room offers a flexible space for a 2nd home office, craft nook, or butler's pantry.  The open layout continues into the expansive dining area, where a wall of windows captures stunning views of the Umpqua Valley and provides direct access to the covered patio, perfect for indoor-outdoor entertaining. The main-level master suite is designed for both comfort and privacy. A large picture window frames the sunrise and views that stretch across the valley, filling the room with natural light. A slate gas fireplace creates a cozy retreat.  The suite features two custom walk-in closetsone accessed from the bedroom and the other from the bathroomboth offering built-in shelving for thoughtful organization and storage. The spa-like en-suite bathroom is beautifully appointed with heated travertine flooring, a jetted tub, a walk-in tile shower, enclosed water closet and a Smart Vanity Mirror with adjustable lighting.  Just off the main living area, the floor plan includes a office with slate flooring and a built-in closetperfect for working from home. A nearby guest bathroom features a unique custom vanity made from a hollowed-out log, adding a artistic touch. The main-level laundry room is both functional and spacious, with a utility sink, folding counter, and beautiful built in cabinetry. Second Level ~  Upstairs, the floor plan is centered around an impressive open walkway crafted from hand-charred pine tongue and groove. This elevated catwalk splits the upstairs floor plan, with a bedroom suite on one side and the living space, along with 2 more guest bedrooms on the other. The north bedroom is expansive, offering a private bathroom and oversized picture windows that fill the space with natural light and frame beautiful views. On the opposite end of the home, the southeast and southwest bedrooms mirror each other in size and layout, both generously proportioned and full of personality. The southwest bedroom features vaulted ceilings, built-in window seating, and a whimsical kids alcove room that once served as a Lego city, reading nook, and walk-in dollhouse (also serves as a storage space). The southeast bedroom also vaulted ceilings and a charming built-in swing, adding a playful and cozy element. A spacious upstairs living area sits between the bedrooms, ideal as a family room, TV lounge, homeschool room or play space. The guest bathroom is well-appointed with granite countertops, travertine tile floors, a tub/shower combo, double sinks, and saloon-style doors to the water closet. The second laundry room adds extra convenience, complete with washer and dryer, and a storage closetgreat for luggage, or seasonal dcor. The Ultimate Man Cave ~  One of the most extraordinary features of the estate lies beneath the main level A 1,400+ Sq. Ft. custom concrete "man cave" that delivers a one-of-a-kind experience. This underground retreat is accessible through a hidden door from the main floor or via an exterior entry modeled after a classic miner's shaft, offering incredible intrigue. Designed and constructed by tradesmen whose work has been featured on HGTV, MTV Cribs, and Discovery's Monster House, the space is a true showpiece. At its heart is a full wet bar with granite countertops, a built-in kegerator, custom cabinetry, wine cooler, and three big-screen TVsideal for entertaining, relaxing, or hosting game night. An authentic Las Vegas poker table anchors the lounge area, while a half bath features a wine barrel vanity that adds rustic charm and character. A cozy gas fireplace provides warmth and ambiance, and the polished concrete flooring ties the space together. A secure room, accessed through a Graffunder vault door features dual counters and built-in storage is perfect for outdoor gear, firearms, documents, or other valuables. Whether you're entertaining friends or simply seeking a private retreat, this lower-level space brings unmatched personality to the & Conveniences ~  The home is equipped with a full Crestron Smart Home System, offering remote control of lighting, audio, and TVs via tablet or smartphone from anywhere in the world. A Sonos surround sound system delivers high-fidelity audio throughout the interior and exterior living spaces, enabling seamless entertainment at the touch of a button. The home is wired with DFN Fiber internet (up to 1 GB speeds available) and has radiant floor heat in the 4 car garagewhere you'll also find a Tesla 240V charger and extensive built-in Features & Location ~  The grounds are both elegant and functional with mature landscaping, an automatic irrigation and drip system, a fenced garden with raised beds and deer fencing, and a wood-burning fire pit with stone seating. Fruit trees include Asian pear, apple, and plum varieties. The lower platue is leveled and ready for a future shop. Just minutes from Melrose Vineyards, The Farmstand Market, Bar Run Golf Resort, and good schools, the location offers the feel of a secluded retreat while remaining close to town and I-5 Home Features Crestron Smart Home System  The Crestron Smart Home System controls the home's lighting, audio, and televisions.  The system can be accessed by phone or tablet from anywhere.   The surround sound system is by Sonos and delivers high-quality audio throughout the home.   More from Crestron ~  The Crestron Home system is a comprehensive smart home platform that allows you to effortlessly manage various aspects of your home environment, including lighting, audio, video, climate (not currently set up but available), and security (not currently set up but available). With its user-friendly interface, you can control and customize settings to suit your preferences, creating personalized scenes and schedules. The system supports control via tablets and smartphones, enabling remote access from any location, ensuring your home responds to your needs whether you're on-site or away. Pioneer Log Homes Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia is a globally recognized leader in handcrafted log home construction, renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and use of premium Western Red Cedar. With over 80 years of combined experience, their team of skilled designers, log smiths, and timber wrights create custom homes that blend traditional Swiss timber framing techniques with modern innovations. Each home is de

Incredible recreational property with almost two miles of river frontage on the Smith River! 225+ acres with large mature timber, excellent fishing and hunting opportunities, plenty of sun and usable space for agriculture, etc Power, water, and septic are already in place. This property is boat access only. There is a small non-conforming home that would need to be remodeled, or you can potentially work with the county to build a new home on the property. The property currently has boat access only and is surrounded by the National Forest and the Devil's Staircase National Wilderness Area. This is the ultimate in privacy and seclusion, as there is no other home in sight, and nobody will be able to build another home anywhere near this property. Tons of elk, deer, and bears on the property and in the surrounding wilderness areaStriper, salmon, and steelhead fishing that is as good as it gets in the Pacific Northwest. If you are looking for absolute privacy, seclusion, and the best recreational opportunities around, and/or looking for the spot that you could homestead and survive during difficult times, this is the place! Buyer to do all of their due diligence on potential uses and all aspects of the property.

Incredible recreational property with almost two miles of river frontage on the Smith River! 225+ acres with large mature timber, excellent fishing and hunting opportunities, plenty of sun and usable space for agriculture, etc Power, water, and septic are already in place. This property is boat access only. There is a small non-conforming home that would need to be remodeled, or you can potentially work with the county to build a new home on the property. The property currently has boat access only and is surrounded by the National Forest and the Devil's Staircase National Wilderness Area. This is the ultimate in privacy and seclusion, as there is no other home in sight, and nobody will be able to build another home anywhere near this property. Tons of elk, deer, and bears on the property and in the surrounding wilderness areaStriper, salmon, and steelhead fishing that is as good as it gets in the Pacific Northwest. If you are looking for absolute privacy, seclusion, and the best recreational opportunities around, and/or looking for the spot that you could homestead and survive during difficult times, this is the place! Buyer to do all of their due diligence on potential uses and all aspects of the property.

Incredible recreational property with almost two miles of river frontage on the Smith River! 225+ acres with large mature timber, excellent fishing and hunting opportunities, plenty of sun and usable space for agriculture, etc Power, water, and septic are already in place. This property is boat access only. There is a small non-conforming home that would need to be remodeled, or you can potentially work with the county to build a new home on the property. The property currently has boat access only and is surrounded by the National Forest and the Devil's Staircase National Wilderness Area. This is the ultimate in privacy and seclusion, as there is no other home in sight, and nobody will be able to build another home anywhere near this property. Tons of elk, deer, and bears on the property and in the surrounding wilderness areaStriper, salmon, and steelhead fishing that is as good as it gets in the Pacific Northwest. If you are looking for absolute privacy, seclusion, and the best recreational opportunities around, and/or looking for the spot that you could homestead and survive during difficult times, this is the place! Buyer to do all of their due diligence on potential uses and all aspects of the property.

Incredible recreational property with almost two miles of river frontage on the Smith River! 225+ acres with large mature timber, excellent fishing and hunting opportunities, plenty of sun and usable space for agriculture, etc Power, water, and septic are already in place. This property is boat access only. There is a small non-conforming home that would need to be remodeled, or you can potentially work with the county to build a new home on the property. The property currently has boat access only and is surrounded by the National Forest and the Devil's Staircase National Wilderness Area. This is the ultimate in privacy and seclusion, as there is no other home in sight, and nobody will be able to build another home anywhere near this property. Tons of elk, deer, and bears on the property and in the surrounding wilderness areaStriper, salmon, and steelhead fishing that is as good as it gets in the Pacific Northwest. If you are looking for absolute privacy, seclusion, and the best recreational opportunities around, and/or looking for the spot that you could homestead and survive during difficult times, this is the place! Buyer to do all of their due diligence on potential uses and all aspects of the property.

Incredible recreational property with almost two miles of river frontage on the Smith River! 225+ acres with large mature timber, excellent fishing and hunting opportunities, plenty of sun and usable space for agriculture, etc Power, water, and septic are already in place. This property is boat access only. There is a small non-conforming home that would need to be remodeled, or you can potentially work with the county to build a new home on the property. The property currently has boat access only and is surrounded by the National Forest and the Devil's Staircase National Wilderness Area. This is the ultimate in privacy and seclusion, as there is no other home in sight, and nobody will be able to build another home anywhere near this property. Tons of elk, deer, and bears on the property and in the surrounding wilderness areaStriper, salmon, and steelhead fishing that is as good as it gets in the Pacific Northwest. If you are looking for absolute privacy, seclusion, and the best recreational opportunities around, and/or looking for the spot that you could homestead and survive during difficult times, this is the place! Buyer to do all of their due diligence on potential uses and all aspects of the property.

Incredible recreational property with almost two miles of river frontage on the Smith River! 225+ acres with large mature timber, excellent fishing and hunting opportunities, plenty of sun and usable space for agriculture, etc Power, water, and septic are already in place. This property is boat access only. There is a small non-conforming home that would need to be remodeled, or you can potentially work with the county to build a new home on the property. The property currently has boat access only and is surrounded by the National Forest and the Devil's Staircase National Wilderness Area. This is the ultimate in privacy and seclusion, as there is no other home in sight, and nobody will be able to build another home anywhere near this property. Tons of elk, deer, and bears on the property and in the surrounding wilderness areaStriper, salmon, and steelhead fishing that is as good as it gets in the Pacific Northwest. If you are looking for absolute privacy, seclusion, and the best recreational opportunities around, and/or looking for the spot that you could homestead and survive during difficult times, this is the place! Buyer to do all of their due diligence on potential uses and all aspects of the property.

Incredible recreational property with almost two miles of river frontage on the Smith River! 225+ acres with large mature timber, excellent fishing and hunting opportunities, plenty of sun and usable space for agriculture, etc Power, water, and septic are already in place. This property is boat access only. There is a small non-conforming home that would need to be remodeled, or you can potentially work with the county to build a new home on the property. The property currently has boat access only and is surrounded by the National Forest and the Devil's Staircase National Wilderness Area. This is the ultimate in privacy and seclusion, as there is no other home in sight, and nobody will be able to build another home anywhere near this property. Tons of elk, deer, and bears on the property and in the surrounding wilderness areaStriper, salmon, and steelhead fishing that is as good as it gets in the Pacific Northwest. If you are looking for absolute privacy, seclusion, and the best recreational opportunities around, and/or looking for the spot that you could homestead and survive during difficult times, this is the place! Buyer to do all of their due diligence on potential uses and all aspects of the property.

Incredible recreational property with almost two miles of river frontage on the Smith River! 225+ acres with large mature timber, excellent fishing and hunting opportunities, plenty of sun and usable space for agriculture, etc Power, water, and septic are already in place. This property is boat access only. There is a small non-conforming home that would need to be remodeled, or you can potentially work with the county to build a new home on the property. The property currently has boat access only and is surrounded by the National Forest and the Devil's Staircase National Wilderness Area. This is the ultimate in privacy and seclusion, as there is no other home in sight, and nobody will be able to build another home anywhere near this property. Tons of elk, deer, and bears on the property and in the surrounding wilderness areaStriper, salmon, and steelhead fishing that is as good as it gets in the Pacific Northwest. If you are looking for absolute privacy, seclusion, and the best recreational opportunities around, and/or looking for the spot that you could homestead and survive during difficult times, this is the place! Buyer to do all of their due diligence on potential uses and all aspects of the property.

Incredible recreational property with almost two miles of river frontage on the Smith River! 225+ acres with large mature timber, excellent fishing and hunting opportunities, plenty of sun and usable space for agriculture, etc Power, water, and septic are already in place. This property is boat access only. There is a small non-conforming home that would need to be remodeled, or you can potentially work with the county to build a new home on the property. The property currently has boat access only and is surrounded by the National Forest and the Devil's Staircase National Wilderness Area. This is the ultimate in privacy and seclusion, as there is no other home in sight, and nobody will be able to build another home anywhere near this property. Tons of elk, deer, and bears on the property and in the surrounding wilderness areaStriper, salmon, and steelhead fishing that is as good as it gets in the Pacific Northwest. If you are looking for absolute privacy, seclusion, and the best recreational opportunities around, and/or looking for the spot that you could homestead and survive during difficult times, this is the place! Buyer to do all of their due diligence on potential uses and all aspects of the property.