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Main Residence
Award winning architect-designed 1999 modern Craftsman style
center hall, two story home, with majestic whitewater ocean
views from every room. This home features spacious light filled
rooms all with views of 30 miles of coastline and rock
formations. This luxurious but comfortable 2700 +/- sq ft. home
of cedar shingle and clapboard siding also boasts intricate
internal and external beam work, metal roof, Marvin wood
windows, fine cherry and maple moldings and woodwork, Brazilian
cherry and antique brick floors, granite and marble counters,
and fine tile.
The soaring cathedral ceiling in the living and dining area is
enhanced by a stunning craftsman fieldstone fireplace.
Incredible attention to detail shows up in the high ceilings,
arched dormers, use of varying wood accents, and craftsman light
fixtures both inside and out. The large country kitchen has a
huge center island with granite slab counters and an eating bar.
Built in appliances include a Sub-Zero cabinet front
refrigerator, and Bosch and Gaggenau appliances. There is an
inviting breakfast nook on the east side of the kitchen to enjoy
the morning sun, as well as a formal dining room with ocean view
on the west side of the home to capture the sunset while dining
with friends. There is a full bath on the main floor as well as
a den/television room which has home theatre capability.
The master suite was crafted to allow an ocean view from the bed
and also enjoys a spacious master bath with jetted tub, separate
multi-head shower and four closets, one of which is a walk-in.
The guest bedroom also has a full bath ensuite with jetted tub,
shower, and two closets. There is an unfinished room over the
garage with a fourth bathroom roughed in. This room has many
possibilities including a third bedroom, or a large theatre room
or game room. Other amenities of the home include a computer
area, a large laundry room/pantry, built in vacuum system, and a
mud room which also opens to a large hot tub deck on the north
side of the home.
A generous wrap-around porch leads to a large circular,
slate-like concrete deck for entertaining on the south side of
the home, allowing outdoor entertaining and enjoying the
spectacular sunsets and evening sky. There is an attached two
car finished garage with automatic opener.
The partially finished walk-out basement allows for easy
maintenance of the hot tub equipment and the heating and cooling
equipment for the home as well as the central vacuum and
circulating hot water system. All exterior walk surfaces are
either Trex decking, cedar decking, or concrete.
Main Barn/Guest House and Offices
A lane bordered by a hedgerow and stucco wall lead to the
architect designed 36’ by 60’ main barn. The barn has five 12x12
wood-lined stalls with stained and varnished car-siding, which
are easily convertible to 3 foaling stalls. It is a center aisle
barn of stucco on block and cedar with Anderson wood windows and
metal roof with working cupola. In addition to the stalls, the
custom barn also has a feed room with laundry facilities,
wainscoted tack room, a workshop, two lockable storage areas and
a huge hay loft. Attention to detail shows here again in the
rubber brick floor and the video equipped stalls with EquuStall
surface with excellent drainage. There is excellent lighting and
a wash rack at the rear of the barn. The barn is now used for a
horse breeding business. There is a backup generator for the
water system and parts of the barn and guest house/offices.
There is an attached 2 story octagonal guest house with
efficiency kitchen and office space, all with spectacular ocean
views complemented by antique brick, wood and tile floors. There
are two full baths, one of which with a jetted tub. The main
room of the second floor is currently used as an office yet
could also be a fantastic guest bedroom featuring octagonal
cathedral tongue and groove fir ceiling with cedar beams and a
one of a kind elk and moose horn chandelier and large ocean view
windows on five sides, giving the feeling of being on top of the
world when enjoying the views.
Other Buildings / Features
There is a professionally laid out well and tool house to
provide for logical maintenance of the well and water system.
There are two turnout sheds with three stalls each that also
have feed rooms and utilities. Two other open turnout sheds
adjacent to well organized paddocks with no-climb/board fencing.
There is an additional large storage barn for hay and equipment,
and a three bay equipment shed with sliding doors. A competition
sized outdoor riding ring (70’x160’ +/-) with electric and water
lines available rounds out these excellent equestrian
facilities. Both the home and the guest house were constructed
with 2”x6” exterior walls and all of the building’s siding was
constructed with stainless steel screws and nails. All utilities
are underground, including a 2,000 gallon water tank for fire
protection with hydrants.
The Land & Property
The well maintained 85 +/- acres are zoned forest/grazing with
agricultural tax advantages. The western portion of the property
where it slopes away to the ocean is heavily forested in stands
of Douglas fir, spruce and shore pines. The remaining acreage is
mostly beautiful rolling open pasture with grasses. The well is
very strong, producing over twenty-five gallons per minute. The
barn courtyard is attractive and efficiently laid out with a
stucco on block wall and accented by a 25’ custom flag pole. The
roads serving the property are excellent gravel roads and the
road is paved around residence. Television and hi speed internet
are supplied by a state of the art satellite system. Efficient
design, low usage, moderate climate and low electric rates
combine to make utility bills surprisingly affordable. A
potential site for a pond also exists near the riding arena.
Deer, red-tailed hawks, quail, owls, wild turkeys, rabbits and
numerous types of resident and migratory birds share the
property with occasional bald eagles, osprey, and elk. The home
is located a short walk or horseback ride to the beach and
conveniently located less than four miles from the colorful
coastal community of Gold Beach, which is the Curry County seat.
Some of the amenities for Gold Beach include a hospital,
fairgrounds, port basin, restaurants, shops and resorts, and a
3500 foot municipal airport. The world famous Rogue River is
known for its world class salmon and steelhead fishing, as well
as whitewater rafting and ecotourism either by float craft or
jet powered tour boats. Located in the ‘banana belt’ of the
southern Oregon coast, the area enjoys a Zone 17 climate
featuring mild winters and cool, dry summers. Also situated less
than an hour north is world famous Bandon Dunes Golf Resort,
home to three of the worlds top 25 public golf courses. Cedar
Bend, the local golf course is only a ten minute drive from the
home. Located in the heart of America’s Wild River’s Coast, Gold
beach is truly a paradise for anyone who enjoys the outdoors in
an area unspoiled sprawling development. |
