CLASSIC RIDGE BEACH
Property • Residential
Web ID # 612766620
$675,000.00
2 Beds • 1 Baths
Property Features
Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc.
This place is simply magical. Are you ready for your escape from the hustle of the city? Seize the opportunity to unlock the full potential of this extraordinary property. First time on the market, brand new roof. Dedication and creativity can transform this retro, one-owner cabin into a genuine diamond. Imagine waking up to a serene, cabin-inspired retreat that embodies the perfect blend of simplicity and elegance. This 1982 Lemley-built home offers tranquility through and through. A welcoming sunken living room, open dining room, inviting kitchen, inspiring loft, as well as a glimpse of the Pacific Ocean that will leave you feeling refreshed and revitalized. Look no further, if you've been searching for that perfect beach hideaway. Being sold turn-key means you can skip the hassle of moving furniture, and waltz into enjoying your summer near the majestic Pacific Ocean! This cozy cabin is just a stone’s throw from the shore, close enough to hear the soothing sounds of the ocean while having the heart of town, beautiful trails, and the golf course conveniently nearby. Soaring ceilings filled with brilliant light, warm wood accents, and a crackling fire in the woodstove, this quintessential cabin can be your sanctuary. This home is located at the top of the hill, with a peekaboo Ocean view. Two bedrooms, one bathroom; nestled on a quiet street of well-sought-after homes. A perfect blend of comfort, style, and inspiration, ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat. The home’s prime Manzanita location offers all things Oregon coast. Don’t miss your chance to make this exceptional property your own. Schedule a viewing today!
HWY. 101, W on Nehalem RD., W on Oak ST., N on Poysky, W on Madrona
Dwelling Type: Residential
Subdivision: CLASSIC RIDGE BEACH
Year Built: 1982, County: US
HWY. 101, W on Nehalem RD., W on Oak ST., N on Poysky, W on Madrona
Virtual Tour
Listing is courtesy of Oregon First
