A once-in-a-lifetime potential opportunity to build your dream home on this stunning 21.22-acre EFU-40 zoned property with panoramic views over the entire Willamette Valley. Watch the morning sunsets over the mountains! This rare offering includes two tax lots—Lot 1 (19.22 acres) and Lot 2 (2 acres building site). Set on a level bluff, the property offers a potentially possible homesite ideal for capturing sweeping valley vistas. A seasonal stream runs through the land, accompanied by your own PRIVATE POND, creating a peaceful and scenic backdrop. Fruit trees galore! Seller is currently working with Lane County on a Type II Application for a new residential dwelling following the loss of a previous home to fire. While there is potential to build, permits have not yet been issued, and buyers are advised to perform all due diligence regarding buildability, property use, and water rights. The property includes a 40X80 shop, an existing well, and is fully fenced and cross-fenced—making it suitable for livestock, hobby farming, or recreation. Septic will need to be replaced. A private shared driveway provides access, and the location offers convenient proximity to Eugene, local wineries, Fern Ridge Reservoir, golf courses, and the EUG Airport. Shown by appointment only. Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to create a legacy property with breathtaking views and rural serenity.

Listing courtesy of Daniel Gandee of Real Broker 4582090163



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