The Trapp Creek property is listed at a set price of $499,000. The price is noted as unchanged at the time of listing.

The property totals approximately 58.9 acres in Lincoln County, Oregon. About 32 acres feature healthy young timber reproduction ranging from 10 to 28 years old, and the listing notes that the soils are well-suited for growing timber.

The property has large frontage on the Yaquina River, which is home to salmon, steelhead, and trout, making it an excellent fishing destination. Deer and elk also frequent the land, so buyers can enjoy hunting on their own property as well.

The property is approximately 15 miles from Historic Newport, Oregon and about 36 miles from Corvallis, Oregon. This location offers a peaceful rural setting while keeping urban amenities within a reasonable drive.

Yes, the seller intends to retain the mineral rights to the property. Prospective buyers should factor this into their due diligence when evaluating the offering.

The listing is handled by Colton Jacobson, Pacific Northwest Real Estate Manager with AFM Real Estate. Colton is an Accredited Land Consultant with over a decade of experience in rural, agricultural, and timberland properties, and he can be reached by phone at 541-510-1670.

The Trapp Creek property is listed at a set price of $499,000. The price is noted as unchanged at the time of listing.

The property totals approximately 58.9 acres in Lincoln County, Oregon. About 32 acres feature healthy young timber reproduction ranging from 10 to 28 years old, and the listing notes that the soils are well-suited for growing timber.

The property has large frontage on the Yaquina River, which is home to salmon, steelhead, and trout, making it an excellent fishing destination. Deer and elk also frequent the land, so buyers can enjoy hunting on their own property as well.

The property is approximately 15 miles from Historic Newport, Oregon and about 36 miles from Corvallis, Oregon. This location offers a peaceful rural setting while keeping urban amenities within a reasonable drive.

Yes, the seller intends to retain the mineral rights to the property. Prospective buyers should factor this into their due diligence when evaluating the offering.

The listing is handled by Colton Jacobson, Pacific Northwest Real Estate Manager with AFM Real Estate. Colton is an Accredited Land Consultant with over a decade of experience in rural, agricultural, and timberland properties, and he can be reached by phone at 541-510-1670.