The house is a two-story layout with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. It sits on a slope and gives you a feeling of both openness and privacy. It was built in 1971. There is a gravity onsite septic system and the water source is through Umpqua Basin Water Association.
This is the front walk (with a few leaves from the oak trees).
This is the rear of the house. The deck is accessed by a sliding door though the kitchen and from a staircase in back of the house. You get a nice view of the valley from the deck.
This is the side view of the house from the south, showing it nestled in a cluster of oak trees.
This is the view from the deck looking east (towards Wilbur Rd).
This photo was taken from the east end of the property.
Kitchen with a garden window. A great spot to grow your own herbs or ornamental flowers. Kitchen is dated but tidy.
Eating Area. There is a breakfast bar as well as room for sit-down eating. There is a sliding glass door connecting the deck to the eating area.
Upstairs Livingroom. There is a fireplace here and downstairs as well. Large windows allow for ample natural light from the east.
Master Bedroom.
Second Bedroom.
Third Bedroom.
Downstairs Livingroom. There is a sliding glass door connecting the room to the outside concrete patio. There is also a fireplace.
Office/Craft Room. Currently used for storage.
The shop is 16' x 24' shop with electricity. Roll-up door and man door. With minor changes, it can be easily accessed by a truck or trailer.
A person could have horses, raise a steer for personal consumption, or have a few 4-H project animals.
Subject Property is T26S R06W S14 TL300. House site is covered by "300" .
There is a 100 acre private use area that is only available to Del Rio Landowners Association members. It is for hiking and horseback but not for motorized vehicles.
The Association also has an acre on the North Umpqua that is also only available to members. There is a picnicking area, volleyball area, and access to the North Umpqua River.