$199,000
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MLS # 15075067 | Listed by ReMax Ultimate Coastal Propert 
MLS # 15075067 | Listed by ReMax Ultimate Coastal Propert Hunter Creek RD 200 is a $199,000 property on a 13.11 acre lot located in Gold Beach, OR.
Seller’s Description
Prime residential property with 6 paid water hookups. Developed road off of Hunter Creek Rd into property (one lot may be served by Hunter Creek Hts). Parcel is zoned for multiple homesites so it would be perfect for a small housing development -manufactured or stick built homes are allowed. Part of the parcel fronts Hunter Creek but homesites are on other side of road. Great investment possibilties. Listing Agent related to sellers.
Features
INTERIOR
EXTERIOR
| Exterior Features | Lot Description - Road Frontage - Yes Waterfront Description - Waterfront - Yes Road Surface - Gravel Utilities - Electricity Available Waterfront Description - River Front |
| Views | View - Yes River Mountain(s) Trees/Woods |
| Land Type | Lot Description - Cleared Lot Description - Private Lot Description - Trees Lot Description - Private Road Topography - Level Topography - Sloped Topography - Gentle Sloping |
PROPERTY
| Property Type | Land |
| Property Sub Type | Single Family Residence |
| HOA Fee | $0.00 |
| Taxes | $962.00 |
| County | curry |
| Elementary School | riley creek |
| High School | gold beach |
| Financial Terms | Cash Conventional |
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