R1106 120 Acres of Pure Ocean View $995,000
 This is a parcel of approximately 120 acres with spectacular ocean and river views, abundant wildlife and foliage.Currently approved for one residential building site, the property is presently zoned FG (Forest Grazing), and represents the last remaining block of acreage within prestigious Indian Hills, a development accessed by paved roads and served by public utilities. Covenants and infrastructure allow for further development of the parcel. R1078 Desirable, Flat Building Side $124,900
 Desirable, flat building site on this 3/4 acre lot. A great piece of land for a home, or a shop to accompany the house on the adjacent lot R1077. This property has the added value of a paid sewer hookup that is immediately available.R1164 Level City Lot on Quiet Country Road $110,000
 This sunny, level lot is .39 acres of flat land which is ready to build on. It is located in a pleasant neighborhood with plenty of room for home & shop on a country-like road with little traffic. Lightly wooded, this parcel allows you to experience many of the best parts of the Southern Oregon Coast. Just a short drive to ocean, river & town. Buyer should investigate all development costs.Gold Beach Oregon 97444
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| Allan Terrett |
Upon arriving in Gold Beach I went to work for my father-in-law, National Basketball Hall of Famer, "Laddie" Gale, at Sportsman's Realty, Inc.. He taught me the business and so much more about people. To him honesty went without saying and ethical behavior was essential. The firms' reputation was built on this, and when he retired in 1981, we made a pledge to maintain that reputation. In 2004 the firm became Rogue Sportsman's Realty, and I stepped back to being a broker and Dante Concetto, a long time friend and agent took over the ownership and running of the company. |
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Choosing to live on the southern Oregon coast says a lot about a person. I personally enjoy the tranquility of the forest and the excitement of the ocean. Gold Beach is an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. I moved here with my wife Robin in 1975 from London, England. For her it was returning home, but for me it was the start of a continuing adventure.