A Place to Breathe - 52.59 Acres of Beauty, Privacy, and Possibility
Your Oregon Rural Dream Starts Here
A Place to Breathe - 52.59 Acres of Beauty, Privacy, and Possibility
Your Oregon Rural Dream Starts Here
Why This 52.59 Acre Property Stands Out
- Prime Location — A rare, private sanctuary tucked away in the highly sought-after Victor Point area of Silverton, Oregon, offering absolute seclusion just minutes from town.
- Classic Country Home — Sweeping territorial and valley views. Ready to enjoy as a private residence, multi-generational family estate, or a premium nature-focused retreat.
- Versatile Zoned Land — A pristine canvas for sustainable farming, wellness retreats, or private agritourism. The expansive terrain offers the ultimate freedom to build a hilltop estate, with the space for personal amenities like a private helipad.
- Mature Legacy Forest — Over 11 acres of majestic forest canopy, offering old-growth characteristics, total privacy, and a protected, permanent sanctuary for local wildlife.
- The Next-Generation Forest — A lush 7.7-acre stand of Douglas fir planted in 2000. This vibrant woodland is entering its peak years, promising a magnificent, dense forest canopy for generations to come.
- Rich Agricultural Land — A 14.8-acre farm field with a strong history of sustainable cultivation, currently generating steady rental income while preserving the property's open vistas.
- Hidden Meadows (7.5 Acres) — Two distinct, forest-fringed fields hidden within the property—perfect for private vineyards, wildlife food plots, equestrian use, or simple, quiet contemplation.
- Pristine Spring Waters — Blessed with multiple year-round springs, including the original Homestead Spring. A vital water source perfect for creating a scenic, trout-stocked pond or supporting organic permaculture.
- A Natural Wildlife Refuge — A thriving, untouched ecosystem known for hosting a rich tapestry of Pacific Northwest wildlife, including elk, deer, bobcats, cougars, black bears, falcons, and Steller's jays.
- A Deep Historical Legacy — Own a true piece of Oregon history. The estate is part of an original 1866 Donation Land Claim and is historically situated along the ancient Klamath–Molala Indian trail network.
Nestled in the picturesque Victor Point area of Silverton, Oregon, this expansive 52.59-acre homestead features a classic farmhouse and a rare mix of agricultural land, mature and young timber stands, natural springs, and a wide range of land-use possibilities all set against the stunning backdrop of the Willamette Valley.
With its Farm/Timber zoning, the property offers more than just scenic beauty it opens the door to a variety of potential uses. Whether you envision building a new home, managing a small farm or vineyard, harvesting timber, establishing a home-based business, or exploring agritourism, this land provides both flexibility and opportunity. Additional conditional uses may also allow for seasonal events, retreats, or even a private airstrip, all subject to county approval.
Beyond its practical uses, the property also serves as a natural refuge for a wide variety of wildlife, offering peaceful encounters and the occasional glimpse of more elusive creatures reminding you that this is still a quiet slice of Oregon wilderness.
Explore this rare opportunity to claim your own piece of rural paradise and enjoy a peaceful lifestyle in the scenic foothills of Silverton, Oregon.
More About The Property
Timber
Springs
Timber
Three distinct forested areas, featuring two stands of Douglas Fir timber and a diverse mixed-species woodland.
Fields
Springs
Timber
Three distinctive fields, offering beautiful open landscapes for agriculture, grazing, and other opportunities, each contributing to the land's natural beauty and versatility.
Springs
Springs
A Wildlife Refuge
The springs, a vital part of this property, shaping the landscape and sustaining life over the years.
History
A Wildlife Refuge
Listing Info
A historical overview of the property, tracing its roots to the 1866 Donation Land Claim, its connection to the Klamath Trail, Indigenous artifacts, and the Funrue/Meland family's stewardship since 1909.
Listing Info
A Wildlife Refuge
Listing Info
Listing details of the 52.59-acre homestead, including location, house features, property highlights, and contact information.
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