28 +/- acres located NW of the City of Yamhill. There are approx. (27.3 acres) of 28-yr-old Douglas fir and (1.2 acres) of 83 year-old Douglas Fir. The trees are growing fast at this age. Not a potential home site because of the distance and associated cost to bring in power. The existing young stand of Douglas fir is an excellent investment opportunity. There are (3) legal lots within this tract. It may be possible for a Buyer to sell off one or more of the legal lots following closing provided Yamhill County criteria is met. Seller retains minerals. Acreage is approximate. Property Tax is approximate.
Listing Provided Courtesy of Dale Ropp, DAT Real Estate Solutions, PC
General Information
24236745
Forest
172
DOM
28.46 acres
FC
Yamhill
20925
Yamhill-Carlton
Yamhill-Carlton
Yamhill-Carlton
Land
Forest
SEE METES & BOUNDS (a portion of)
Listing Provided Courtesy of Dale Ropp, DAT Real Estate Solutions, PC
Krishna Realty data last checked: Jul 15, 2025 04:49 | Listing last modified Mar 31, 2025 12:47,
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Residence Information
No
Features and Utilities
Financial
183
0
Cash,Conventional,FarmCreditService
10-10-2024
No
No
Comparable Information
172
278
Cash,Conventional,FarmCreditService
$419,000
$519,000
Mar 31, 2025 12:47
Schools
Elementary : Yamhill-CarltonN/ARatings Middle : Yamhill-Carlton N/ARatings High : Yamhill-CarltonN/ARatings
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Listing courtesy of DAT Real Estate Solutions, PC.
28 +/- acres located NW of the City of Yamhill. There are approx. (27.3 acres) of 28-yr-old Douglas fir and (1.2 acres) of 83 year-old Douglas Fir. The trees are growing fast at this age. Not a potential home site because of the distance and associated cost to bring in power. The existing young stand of Douglas fir is an excellent investment opportunity. There are (3) legal lots within this tract. It may be possible for a Buyer to sell off one or more of the legal lots following closing provided Yamhill County criteria is met. Seller retains minerals. Acreage is approximate. Property Tax is approximate.
