25596 E Alsea Highway

Description

Introducing Alsea River Ranch, a remarkable retreat offering a private riverfront haven surrounded by natural beauty. This 97-acre property boasts over a mile of river frontage and is perfectly situated at the road's end on a secluded knoll, featuring a custom-built home with expansive picture windows that frame stunning views and frequent wildlife visits from Roosevelt elk, black-tailed deer, and more.The majestic Alsea River encircles the land, providing exceptional opportunities for angling, including a nationally recognized winter steelhead fishery and one of the best fall Chinook salmon spots just downstream from a fish hatchery. The river is also home to Coho salmon and trout. Approximately 64 acres of 9 & 18 year reproduction timber stands. 1993 Updated 1883 SF open concept home with large game room, main floor master with ensuite. 48 X 72 Shop with Lean to on side and back. Includes fishing huts in prime locations along the river. Designed for both relaxation and adventure, the ranch boasts extensive hiking and ATV trails leading to prime fishing spots equipped with huts and firepits. Vast, grassy areas offer a perfect setting for outdoor activities and family events. Additional features include a large workshop, a fenced garden adorned with fruit trees and raised beds, and meticulous landscaping. Landowner Preference tags are available and just down the road is access to the Siuslaw National Forest. End your day with a soak in the hot tub or unwind on the deck to enjoy the serene river breeze. During cooler evenings, the warmth of the wood stove provides a cozy atmosphere inside the spacious home, which includes large living and dining areas, an open-concept kitchen, and a substantial game room for entertainment. Plus, stay connected with the world through high-speed fiber internet access, ensuring you never miss a beat even in this tranquil, secluded setting. Waldport is a forested coastal town that spans the beautiful Alsea Bay. Sandy, unspoiled beaches, wooded hiking trails, and a diversity of wildlife make this spot a surprisingly varied, but often passed-over, destination. Here, a distinctive concrete arch bridge spans Alsea Bay where it meets the ocean. Beneath the bridge, the pristine waters are home to thousands of Dungeness crab, clams, salmon, and steelhead, and a free crabbing dock is open to the public on the Alsea River. Because of the proximity to both water and forest, there are over 400 species of birds to be seen in the area, depending on the season. Herons peruse for minnows in the water near the shoreline while bald eagles soar overhead. Take a cue from them and fish for salmon yourself, or grab a paddle and kayak up the scenic (but powerful) Alsea River or one of its tributaries.