The house is a two-story layout with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It sits on a rise and gives you a feeling of both openness and privacy. It was built in 1982. There is a gravity onsite septic system and the water source is a well. Umpqua Basin Water Association service is also available at the road.
This is the side view of the house as seen from the northern neighbor's property. The pasture in the foreground is one of two that are part of the property. Currently there is a steer and a cow/calf pair on the property. The property is 3.35 acres with approximately 2 acres in pasture.
The landscaping in the rear of the house is highlighted by the koi pond with cascade. The water supply for the property is a well with an in-ground holding tank.
The fish have enough cover so they do not fall victim to the occasional four-legged bandits that sometimes visit rural homes.
The front yard is a tasteful combination of lawn, flowers, shrubs, and trees.
The house is landscaped on all sides with in-ground sprinklers as well as numerous faucets.
This is a view from the dining room table looking across the livingroom to the front door. In addition to the natural gas stove, there is a heat pump for both heating and cooling.
The kitchen has been recently updated with tile and granite. The stove/range is natural gas fired, as is the water heater.
This is the family room as seen from the dining room through the double doors. There is a step down onto a slab floor. Total footage for the house is 2,434.
This is the family room looking from the sliding doors on the north side through to the sliding doors on the south side (which is access to the yard and hot tub)
This is the master bedroom, which is the only access to the loft. It also has a separate door for access to the upstairs bathroom. It is on the upper level.
There are three other bedrooms in the house. One is on the ground level and the other two are on the upper level.
The loft can be used as an office, study, library, reading room, or craft area.
This is a view of the livingroom and dining room as seen from the front door. You can see all the way through to the family room.
The gas fireplace is sensibly located in the livingroom and allows heat to move to the upper part of the house as well. The interior components of the heat pump are housed above the fireplace.
The living room and loft as seen from the front entrance. Note the large windows on the upper and lower levels that let in huge amounts of natural light.
The upstairs bathroom. Note the door at the far end. That is the entrance from the master bedroom. This room was recently updated.
The basketball court currently is used as a dog run. It is next to the garage and a door allows the dogs to freely go from the garage to the outdoor run.
The front of the house has a covered patio with built-in seating that is well suited for BBQ's and socializing. It quickly cleans up with a broom or hose.
The hottub is set on an exposed aggregate concrete slab and is right off the family room. It is in a private place with no neighbors able to see in.
The north side of the house shows the stairs from the family room and is a cool place to relax on a summer evening.
The shop is 30' x 40' with electricity and water. It is insulated. The floor is concrete. The lean-to is currently used for hay storage and a chicken coop. It is adjacent to the front pasture and could be easily modified into stalls for horses.
There are two separate pastures on the property that make it suited for large animals. One is just over an acre and one is just under an acre. A person could have horses, raise a steer for personal consumption, or have a few 4-H project animals.
A leveled and graveled parking area is located next to the shop. Electrical power can easily be pulled from the shop.
There is a garden area on the south side of the property that includes fruit trees, grapes, and room for seasonal vegetables. Behind the shop is a hen house and free-range area.
As seen in the photo, the property is surrounded on three sides by larger acreage and the house has a ring of vegetation around it.
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.