Chris Woodward

$1,189,000

197.89 Acres

Yachats, Oregon, 97498

This exceptional ±197.9-acre timberland property, located approximately seven miles from the coastal community of Yachats, offers an investment opportunity for industrial timber operators, small woodland owners, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. In addition to its timber value, the property provides excellent recreational and hunting opportunities in a highly desirable Oregon Coast Range setting. Approximately 125 acres are stocked with a well-established 21-year-old stand comprised primarily of Douglas-fir and western hemlock. This timber stand is exhibiting excellent growth and demonstrates strong long-term investment potential. The terrain across much of this area is suitable for both ground-based and cable logging systems, providing flexibility for future harvest operations. An additional approximate 40 acres consist of approximately 30-year-old Douglas-fir that is growing vigorously and approaching an age where commercial thinning or harvest opportunities may generate near-term income. Approximately seven acres of mature timber were strategically retained during the previous harvest. This volume represents future harvest potential and may become available once adjacent stands satisfy Oregon Forest Practices Act requirements. The property has been successfully reforested following previous harvest activities, resulting in healthy, well-stocked stands that continue to grow at an impressive rate. The overall timber management history reflects thoughtful stewardship and a commitment to long-term productivity. Access is excellent, with paved roads extending to within approximately 1.3 miles of the property. The primary internal road system is in good condition and provides reliable access throughout much of the tract for both forest management and recreational use. Surrounding ownership includes federal timberland, industrial timberland, and private non-industrial forestland, creating a landscape characterized by large contiguous forest holdings and abundant wildlife habitat.

$470,000

80.2 Acres

Eddyville, Oregon, 97343

Hayes Creek 80 is ideally situated nearly midway between Newport and Philomath, offering a rare opportunity for both industrial timber investors and small woodland owners alike. Professionally managed to maximize the property’s highly productive soils, this diverse timberland showcases exceptional growth and long-term sustainability. The forest features a well-balanced mix of age classes ranging from approximately 20 to 60 years old, consisting primarily of Douglas-fir, Western Hemlock, Red Alder, and Redwood. This diversity provides an attractive combination of near-term revenue potential and long-term investment value. An estimated 19 acres of merchantable timber exists on the property composed of Douglas-fir and Red Alder. Approximately 58 acres of 20-29 year old plantations of Douglas-fir, Western hemlock and Red Alder. The majority of the property consists of gentle slopes that are suitable for ground based timber harvest. Legacy road grades throughout the property offer the potential to re-establish additional access for continued forest management while also enhancing recreational opportunities and access to scenic Coast Range views. Seller will not respond to offers prior to June 2, 2026. Property does not appear to be buildable. Buyer to do due diligence.

$210,000

37.57 Acres

Myrtle Creek, Oregon, 97456

Mining, timberland management, hunting, and outdoor recreation all come together at the Lee’s Creek Property. This approximately 38-acre recreational timberland offers a rare combination of investment potential and outdoor opportunity in Southern Oregon. Located just 13 miles from the community of Myrtle Creek, the property enjoys year-round access via a well-maintained rocked road less than one mile from pavement. The timberland has been professionally managed to maximize the site’s growing potential and long-term productivity. To validate management practices and confirm adherence to recognized stewardship standards, the property has been enrolled in the American Tree Farm System and has successfully met its rigorous inspection requirements. Lee’s Creek and its perennial tributaries flow through the property, creating attractive natural features that enhance both aesthetics and recreational appeal. Two ponds further contribute to the property’s scenic character and outdoor enjoyment .Southern Oregon has a rich mining heritage, and this property includes two patented mining claims—an increasingly difficult feature to find. Assay reports are available detailing the ore content. Three ore samples sent to Ray Grimmer Labs show gold averaging nearly 4/10ths of an ounce per ton of ore. Other metals present in the ore assay samples include silver, palladium, platinum, and rhodium. To help jump-start your mining pursuits, the seller is also including a ball mill for grinding ore into a powder with the sale. Remnants of a historic cabin remain on the property, offering a glimpse into the area’s past and adding to its unique character .Bordering federal timberland on three sides, the property provides direct access to hundreds of additional acres for recreation, exploration, and hunting opportunities.