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$599,000
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$599,000
Text NateOceanfront acreage in Newport, Oregon — nearly one full acre with true ocean frontage and sweeping, 180-degree Pacific views, including sightlines to the historic Yaquina Head Lighthouse. The property features an elevated bluff along a portion of the lot, offering added height and a strong vantage point over the water, along with a path leading down to the beach for direct ocean access — plus front-row sunrises, golden evening sunsets, and the sound of the waves as an everyday backdrop. Electric is onsite and ready for hookup, and water is onsite as well. Septic approval was previously obtained for the property, though a new approval will be required before building. With no HOA to limit design, timeline, or vision, there's real flexibility in planning a custom home, coastal retreat, or long-term investment property. As with any land purchase, buyers are encouraged to contact Lincoln County Planning Department directly to confirm zoning, setbacks, permitting, and any other building requirements before finalizing plans. Located near Moolack Beach and just south of Moolack Shores Inn, the lot offers a mix of privacy and convenience, keeping Newport's beaches, restaurants, parks, and everyday amenities only minutes away. The elevated bluff section of the property offers a stronger, more open view corridor and added natural protection from surf and weather compared to low-bank, sand-level parcels — a meaningful advantage for anyone planning to build here. The location also makes this an easy reach for buyers coming from farther out. Depoe Bay is about 10 miles north along Highway 101, Lincoln City is a short drive beyond that, and Waldport and Yachats sit just south down the coast. For those traveling from the Willamette Valley, Eugene is roughly 85 miles and about two hours away via Highway 20, and Portland is approximately 130 miles, about a three-hour drive. Serene setting, a prime location, and a one-of-a-kind chance to build the coastal retreat.