The property consists of 39.6 acres and is listed at $199,000, which works out to approximately $5,025 per acre. The price is currently unchanged from its original listing.

The land provides a wide range of outdoor activities thanks to its diverse terrain and natural setting. Buyers can enjoy hiking through forested areas, creekside camping along nearly 1,000 feet of Sharps Creek frontage, hunting for deer, elk, and bear, as well as nature watching and wildlife photography. The property is also less than a mile from the Sharps Creek Recreation Site, which offers additional camping, swimming holes, and access to miles of forest trails.

Portions of the property have been recently harvested and professionally replanted, while other areas remain wooded. This creates a varied and evolving landscape that blends open regenerating stands with established forested sections, offering both recreational enjoyment and the long-term potential of a maturing timber resource.

Yes, paved road access is available to the front portion of the land. For added privacy, two sides of the property border BLM land, which extends the open space available for outdoor exploration well beyond the property lines themselves.

Yes, the listing notes that a neighbor encroachment is present on the property. Buyers are expected to conduct and satisfy their own due diligence regarding this matter and will be responsible for assuming and resolving any issues that arise from that encroachment.

The listing is handled by Chris Marshall, a Real Estate Broker licensed in Oregon with AFM Real Estate. He can be reached by cell at 541-930-2087 or by office phone at 541-664-9200. Chris specializes in acreage timberland, farms, and recreational properties throughout Southern Oregon and would be glad to assist with any questions.

The property consists of 39.6 acres and is listed at $199,000, which works out to approximately $5,025 per acre. The price is currently unchanged from its original listing.

The land provides a wide range of outdoor activities thanks to its diverse terrain and natural setting. Buyers can enjoy hiking through forested areas, creekside camping along nearly 1,000 feet of Sharps Creek frontage, hunting for deer, elk, and bear, as well as nature watching and wildlife photography. The property is also less than a mile from the Sharps Creek Recreation Site, which offers additional camping, swimming holes, and access to miles of forest trails.

Portions of the property have been recently harvested and professionally replanted, while other areas remain wooded. This creates a varied and evolving landscape that blends open regenerating stands with established forested sections, offering both recreational enjoyment and the long-term potential of a maturing timber resource.

Yes, paved road access is available to the front portion of the land. For added privacy, two sides of the property border BLM land, which extends the open space available for outdoor exploration well beyond the property lines themselves.

Yes, the listing notes that a neighbor encroachment is present on the property. Buyers are expected to conduct and satisfy their own due diligence regarding this matter and will be responsible for assuming and resolving any issues that arise from that encroachment.

The listing is handled by Chris Marshall, a Real Estate Broker licensed in Oregon with AFM Real Estate. He can be reached by cell at 541-930-2087 or by office phone at 541-664-9200. Chris specializes in acreage timberland, farms, and recreational properties throughout Southern Oregon and would be glad to assist with any questions.