Christopher Pfau

$92,500

0.34 Acres

Merlin, Oregon, 97532

Price reduced SELL!!! $95k and seller financing option with large down payment. Discover this exceptional .34 acre parcel zoned CR2 (Community Residential 2), offering incredible flexibility for your vision. Whether you're dreaming of building a a single family home, placing a mobile home, or exploring select permitted and conditional commercial uses, this property is ready to meet your needs. Property has a well in place, producing approximately 15 GPM. This prime location provides the perfect balance of small town charm and accessibility. Don't miss your chance to turn this unique opportunity into reality. Contact today for additional information or to schedule a viewing!

$195,500

1.54 Acres

Merlin, Oregon, 97532

MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION—now $198,000 (down $57,000)! Prime commercial property in the heart of Merlin. This 1.54-acre parcel is zoned Community Commercial and previously held County-approved (with conditions) plans for a 24,900 SF, 8-building, 205-unit storage facility. Those approvals expired in July 2025, but all documents and templates needed to re-engage with the County are ready to go, offering a potential head start for buyers wishing to pursue a similar concept. A non-exclusive, perpetual access easement provides connectivity to Merlin Road via the neighboring Merlin Alternative Center. This is a rare opportunity in a growing commercial corridor with flexibility for a wide range of commercial uses. Seller also owns the adjoining 0.34-acre parcel at 171 Almond St (MLS #220194452) and may consider a package deal.

$3,500,000

9.71 Acres

Ashland, Oregon, 97520

This offering presents a rare opportunity to acquire ±9.71 acres of prime, developable land within Ashland's Normal Neighborhood Plan—the city's designated area for sustainable, mixed-use growth. Consisting of three contiguous parcels with direct East Main Street frontage, the property lies just outside city limits yet within the Urban Growth Boundary, providing a clear and efficient path to annexation. The City has expressed support for development and may establish an Advance Financing District (AFD) to help offset key infrastructure costs such as water, sewer, and roadway extensions, significantly reducing upfront expenses. With nearby utilities, favorable topography, and zoning anticipated as NN-1-5, NN-1-3.5, and NN-1-3.5-C, this assemblage is ideally suited for a balanced blend of residential and neighborhood-scale commercial uses. Offering both short-term feasibility and long-term strategic value, this is one of Ashland's last large mixed-use land opportunities within the UGB.