Courtesy: Made Out West Land Company, LLC
503-623-2292
HONEY GROVE CREEK FRONTAGE + TIMBER + RECREATION on approximately 24 acres near Alsea! The last private parcel on the road, bordered by more than 600 acres of BLM land to the south and east. Approximately 12.48 acres were replanted in Douglas-fir and are now about 5 years old, with an average site index of 134. Mature forest along Honey Grove Creek includes approximately 102-year-old mixed conifers and hardwoods within the RMA, plus roughly 4.48 acres of merchantable timber outside the RMA on steeper ground. Level terrain near the creek transitions into forested hillside, creating a diverse and scenic property with abundant deer and elk sign. Adjacent BLM lands also offer additional recreational opportunities, including locally maintained hiking trails. Conveniently located approximately 4 miles from Alsea, 21 minutes southwest of Corvallis, and about 50 minutes east of Waldport. Zoned MPA. Residential use may be possible under the zoning; however, approval appears unlikely based on the characteristics of this property. Buyer to conduct their own due diligence regarding allowable uses and development potential. A unique opportunity to own creekfront forestland in the heart of Oregon’s Coast Range.
Amazing Creek frontage property. Almost 12 acres of wooded & opened land along one of the most pristine creeks in the Siuslaw National Forest where the salmon spawn & the wildlife are your neighbors. The property has a non domestic use well w/out a pump, septic & power. It would also be amazing as a recreational property this has been in the same family since the 1960's but now you are given the rare opportunity to make it yours. This is a beautiful piece in the stunning Oregon Coast Range
140 +/- acres located SE of Alsea with a mix of age classes. 30 miles driving distance SE of Corvallis-Philomath. 10 mi South of the City of Alsea. There are approx. (38 acres) recently harvested (needs reforestation); (56 acres) of 17 year-old Douglas fir; (14 acres) of 94 year-old Hrdwds; and (32 acres) of 74 year-old Hrdwds in the RMZ. The existing young stand of Douglas fir is an excellent investment opportunity. Not a home site. Wildlife viewing opportunities. Seller retains minerals. Acreage is approx minerals. Acreage is approximate.
Courtesy: DAT Real Estate Solutions, PC
503-400-7995
140 +/- acres located SE of Alsea with a mix of age classes. 30 miles driving distance SE of Corvallis-Philomath. 10 mi South of the City of Alsea. There are approx. (38 acres) that has been recently harvested (needs reforestation); (56 acres) of 17 year-old Douglas fir; (14 acres) of 94 year-old hardwoods; and (32 acres) of 74 year-old Hardwoods in the RMZ. The existing young stand of Douglas Fir is an excellent investment opportunity. Not a home site. Lots of wildlife viewing opportunities. Seller retains minerals. Acreage is approximate.
Courtesy: AFM Real Estate
541-505-3377
Located in the heart of the Alsea River corridor, this exceptional 40-acre timberland tract offers a rare combination of investment potential, recreation, and natural beauty. Situated just off South Fork Road near the well-known Alsea Falls and Green Peak Falls recreation areas, the property provides a quiet and private setting surrounded by some of western Oregon’s most scenic landscapes.The property features approximately 1,188 MBF of merchantable timber (buyer to verify) with an estimated age of around 45 years, offering immediate and long-term value for timber investors. The well-stocked stand represents a solid asset with near-term harvest potential while continuing to appreciate biologically over time.Access is excellent via a paved BLM road, providing reliable year-round entry. The tract sits adjacent to a public campground, placing endless outdoor opportunities just steps away. The surrounding area is known for its extensive trail systems, waterfalls, fishing, mountain biking, and hiking, making this property an ideal basecamp for family recreation.Located approximately 30 miles from Corvallis and 38 miles from Eugene, the property is close enough for convenient access while still offering the privacy and seclusion that make Oregon coast range timberland so desirable.Whether you are seeking a timber investment, a recreational retreat for your family, or a conservation-oriented holding, this property offers a compelling opportunity in a highly sought-after location near the Alsea Falls recreation corridor.All offers to be made on Sellers forms. Green Peak Falls hiking trail runs along the river through the property; BLM easement in the works.
Alsea is located in Oregon. Alsea, Oregon has a population of 82. Alsea is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 11.77% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.67%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $68,732 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Alsea is 51 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 34.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 73.9 inches per year, with 6.3 inches of snow per year.
