32018 CAMAS SWALE RD

Creswell, OR 97426

MUST SEE TODAY- BEAUTIFUL WOODED RETREAT! This 2,123 square feet, 8.02 acres, 3 bedroom, 1 full bathroom and 2 half bathrooms home is tucked away in the peaceful Camas “Blue” Valley. This secluded property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy country living in the foothills of Willamette Valley wine country. The distinctive A-frame-inspired home welcomes you with soaring wood-vaulted ceilings, abundant windows and warm cedar finishes throughout. Ample storage, beautiful window views, and sizable loft area. Extensive deck space extends the living space outdoors, creating inviting places to relax and take in the surrounding forested landscape. The home also features a security system, JennAir range, Maytag dishwasher and energy-efficient Monarch water heater. Outside, unique plantings, striking red rock gardens, terrace fern gardens, and established native vegetation create a private setting rich with natural beauty and wildlife. Although it feels wonderfully remote, the property is only three miles from Creswell’s schools, shops, cafés and everyday services,with convenient access to I-5 and Eugene approximately 15 minutes away. This hidden retreat cannot be seen from the road. Schedule a private tour to experience it in person. Buyer to perform their own due diligence and verify all property information.

Listing courtesy of Brian Springer of Oregon Life Homes (541) 520-5481



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