48250 Little Nestucca Rive Hwy Cloverdale, OR 97112

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Discover Hidden Falls, a one-of-a-kind property of 32 acres along a salmon and steelhead river with 12 acres on the highway side and 20 acres across the river.It is 1.75 hours from PDX and 11 miles from some of Oregon’s most stunning beaches with Haystack Rock and Cape Kiwanda.Nestled in its own valley in the Siuslaw forest, it is separated from the road by a 900’ driveway that curves behind a small mountain, ensuring quiet seclusion. Bald eagles nest here.The 4500 sq. ft home sits 40 feet above the high-water line, overlooking a private valley with a 100-foot-wide, 4-foot-high waterfall. Straddling the Little Nestucca River, the land features open meadows, diverse trees including mature timber, a pond, and 2 swimming or paddling holes. An ATV or small 4-wheel drive can travel half a mile on grass-paved roads. A summer footbridge makes crossing the river easy or dangling feet in the water.Massive concrete supports remain from a prior vehicle bridge. The Dept. of Water Resources has approved the construction of a new one. For the garden, there are terraced raised-bed planters, a high-fenced orchard, and built-in planters on the decks.The 3, 200 sq. ft. post-and-beam, two-story shop building is equipped with various bench tools and fully wired with its own electric service. The zoning results in low taxes, since timber acreage is taxed mainly at the time trees are cut.Optionally, the property may be delivered fully equipped for grounds maintenance. Available are a 35-HP tractor with a flail mower extending 26” to the side for trail and road maintenance, a box scraper, a finish mower, landscape rake implements, 2 chainsaws, 3 power mowers, 3 weed whackers, a generator, and hand garden tools.The owner is available to stay on after closing as a design consultant, construction supervisor, fine woodworker, and operator of the tractor-loader-mower.With its unique geology, Hidden Falls provides a rare opportunity to own a truly incredible piece of Oregon’s landsc