$78,000

Owner will carry on this cleared, level 55' x 100' lot in Waldport's Bayshore community. At 0.13 acres (5,662 sq ft) with electric and public water available at the street, paved city street frontage, and a location outside the tsunami zone, it is one of the simplest ways to start building on the central Oregon Coast. The lot is already cleared and sits level, so site planning starts from a clean slate. It is zoned R-1 Residential Single Family, and county records show manufactured homes are allowed, so you can plan for a manufactured home or a site-built design. There is no public sewer here, so a septic system will be part of your plans. The Bayshore CC&Rs are light and easy to work with, keeping the focus on a few simple building guidelines. The basic rules are shown in the listing photos, and the full CC&Rs are available on request. Ownership includes membership in the Bayshore Beach Club for under $300 a year. The club covers a pool, spa, tennis court, playground, fitness center, game room, clubhouse, an event hall with a banquet room and full kitchen, picnic areas with fire pits, trails throughout the community, and beach access. Alsea Bay is just south, known for some of the best crabbing, fishing, and kayaking on the coast, and miles of open beach run along this stretch of shoreline. The lot sits off Bayview Road, just north of the Waldport bridge, so downtown Waldport's shops, dining, and services are only minutes away. Owner will carry is available among the listing terms, alongside cash and conventional financing, which gives this lot a financing path beyond a traditional land loan. Buyers should independently verify utility connections, septic requirements, CC&Rs, zoning, and all development details with Lincoln County, the Bayshore Beach Club, and the appropriate utility providers. Life in Bayshore has the feel of a permanent vacation: quiet streets, the beach club close by, and the bay and ocean a few minutes away. Waldport itself stays quiet and unhurried, a small coastal town without the crowds. When you want more, Yachats is a short drive south, Newport is about 16 miles north, Lincoln City is a little under an hour up the coast, and Highway 34 runs inland to Corvallis and the Willamette Valley. Contact Samantha or Gina for additional information.