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Private 10-acre Willamette Valley property featuring a newer double-wide manufactured home on a dedicated 1-acre homesite. Approx. 9 level EFU acres with irrigation, water rights, and Forest Deferral offer exceptional potential for farming, homesteading, or building your dream home. Includes original farmhouse converted to storage, small barn, three-bay shop/shed, storage building, and three-phase power. Seller may carry contract for well-qualified buyers. Nestled at the end of a long gravel drive and surrounded by mature trees, this private 10-acre property offers the rare combination of a comfortable single-family residence and highly usable, rectangle land in a desirable Willamette Valley setting. A newer double-wide manufactured home sits on its own dedicated 1-acre homesite, providing move-in-ready living with peaceful views, privacy, and room to enjoy the surrounding landscape.Beyond the homesite, approximately 9 acres zoned EFU with Forest Deferral and irrigation, creating balances for comfortable living space with infrastructure for homesteading like gardening, small-scale animal husbandry to support self-sufficiently or hobby farming. Exceptional opportunity for someone to build their dream on approximately 9 level irrigated acres with water rights. The property's sheltered setting and mature trees provide natural wind protection and an ideal environment for cultivation.The original farmhouse remains on the property and has been legally converted to storage, offering flexibility for storage, workspace, or potential office use. Additional improvements include a small barn, three-bay shop/shed, and storage building, all with concrete floors and electricity. The property is also equipped with valuable three-phase power, supporting irrigation systems and great for shop equipment.If you're seeking a private rural residence with property that offers various opportunities with room to grow. This unique property provides a versatile lifestyle opportunity with established infrastructure already in place.
