Cash Creek is listed at $399,000 and encompasses approximately 39.68 acres of secluded timberland in Lane County, Oregon near Marcola. The property features roughly 35 acres of well-stocked, 24-year-old Douglas Fir trees alongside a creek that runs through the middle of the land.

The property provides a wide range of outdoor activities thanks to its lush, wildlife-rich environment and a creek that meanders through the land. Because it is surrounded by Bureau of Land Management land, buyers gain easy access to miles of additional hiking and hunting opportunities beyond the property boundaries. The setting is also well suited for creating a private retreat or a recreation and camping destination.

Approximately 35 acres of the property are stocked with 24-year-old Douglas Fir trees, which represent a maturing timber asset with continued growth potential. This makes Cash Creek suitable both for buyers interested in future timber harvests and for those who simply want to enjoy the tranquil forest environment while the trees appreciate in value over time.

Two AFM Real Estate agents are associated with this listing. Kaitlin McFarland is a Licensed Real Estate Broker specializing in timberland, resource, and recreational properties across Oregon and Washington, and she can be reached by cell at 360-861-1225 or by office phone at 425-820-3420. Colton Jacobson, Pacific Northwest Real Estate Manager and Accredited Land Consultant, is also available and can be contacted at 541-510-1670.

Colton Jacobson brings over a decade of experience in rural, agricultural, and timberland real estate, complemented by an additional eight years working in the forestry industry. He holds the Accredited Land Consultant designation earned through the Realtors Land Institute and was recognized by that organization as both the highest-producing land broker and the top-producing timberland broker for the 2025 calendar year. His background in farming, forestry, and land brokerage gives him a well-rounded perspective on properties like Cash Creek.

Yes, the property is well positioned for either use. Its roughly 40 acres offer ample space and strong privacy, while the creek and surrounding BLM land create a serene natural setting. AFM Real Estate describes the property as capable of supporting a private sanctuary, a recreation paradise, or a camping destination, making it a flexible option depending on a buyer's vision.

Cash Creek is listed at $399,000 and encompasses approximately 39.68 acres of secluded timberland in Lane County, Oregon near Marcola. The property features roughly 35 acres of well-stocked, 24-year-old Douglas Fir trees alongside a creek that runs through the middle of the land.

The property provides a wide range of outdoor activities thanks to its lush, wildlife-rich environment and a creek that meanders through the land. Because it is surrounded by Bureau of Land Management land, buyers gain easy access to miles of additional hiking and hunting opportunities beyond the property boundaries. The setting is also well suited for creating a private retreat or a recreation and camping destination.

Approximately 35 acres of the property are stocked with 24-year-old Douglas Fir trees, which represent a maturing timber asset with continued growth potential. This makes Cash Creek suitable both for buyers interested in future timber harvests and for those who simply want to enjoy the tranquil forest environment while the trees appreciate in value over time.

Two AFM Real Estate agents are associated with this listing. Kaitlin McFarland is a Licensed Real Estate Broker specializing in timberland, resource, and recreational properties across Oregon and Washington, and she can be reached by cell at 360-861-1225 or by office phone at 425-820-3420. Colton Jacobson, Pacific Northwest Real Estate Manager and Accredited Land Consultant, is also available and can be contacted at 541-510-1670.

Colton Jacobson brings over a decade of experience in rural, agricultural, and timberland real estate, complemented by an additional eight years working in the forestry industry. He holds the Accredited Land Consultant designation earned through the Realtors Land Institute and was recognized by that organization as both the highest-producing land broker and the top-producing timberland broker for the 2025 calendar year. His background in farming, forestry, and land brokerage gives him a well-rounded perspective on properties like Cash Creek.

Yes, the property is well positioned for either use. Its roughly 40 acres offer ample space and strong privacy, while the creek and surrounding BLM land create a serene natural setting. AFM Real Estate describes the property as capable of supporting a private sanctuary, a recreation paradise, or a camping destination, making it a flexible option depending on a buyer's vision.