9418 Sterling Creek Road
- ID: 1008
- Status: sold
- Price: $375,000
- Acres: 42.00± acres
- Price Per Acre: $8,929
- Types: Undeveloped Land
- State: Oregon
- City: Jacksonville
- County: Jackson
- ZIP Code: 97530
- Lat/Long: 42.20225700, -122.98056900
- Presented By: Mike Lee
- Phone: (541) 326-6338
Description
Presenting 9418 Sterling Creek Road - 42 acres with beautiful southern exposure all tucked on the hillside overlooking picturesque mountains and private valley. Close by to several hiking trails such as the Sterling Ditch Mine Trail. The property provides an ideal balance of privacy and rural living, with a homesite ideally located to provide a relaxing setting, a well for domestic use along with 1 acre of water rights to support rural living, and a standard septic system installed locking in the homesite for perpetuity. All of this with a mix of conifer and deciduous trees as the backdrop.
Conveniently located 15 minutes from Jacksonville. The private entry and long driveway sets the tone of privacy as you enter the property. Passing through the trees then climbing gently to the homesite. Once entering the property you will find a large meadow that includes many of this properties amenities.
This rural homesite property has a completed standard septic system installed with a concrete septic tank. This septic system locks in the homesite for perpetuity(normally homesites expire in 4 years). Additionally, there is an installed well with pump and beautiful ground water fed pond. Irrigation rights are attached in a permit status ready for self sufficient living.
To the delight of anyone desiring a private rural lifestyle, this property is able to support and encourage a relaxing rural lifestyle just minutes from town. With 42 acres of land with onsite well, this property is conducive to the self-sufficient lifestyle, growing food, goats, sheep or beef would fit nicely in the lower pasture area. The topography and home is ideal for these uses.
Located in the picturesque Rogue Valley, and conveniently located along the I-5 corridor in one of the most naturally beautiful regions of the country, this area is known for access to the world famous Wild & Scenic section of the Rogue River, a developing wine industry and phenomenal outdoor recreation opportunities including hiking, fishing, and hunting of all kinds. Characterized by four distinct seasons and mild winters, the climate is one of the most sought-after in North America.
Additional Information
- Recreation: ATV Trails,Bike Trails,Bird Watching,Equestrian Trails,Hunting,Public Land Access
- Water Access: Pond
- Rights: Water