This beautiful home is sitting on a quiet dead-end street in Wecoma Beach, a few blocks from the sand, with 1,642 square feet and an open floor plan. No cut through traffic, and no HOA. The open floor plan, with kitchen, dining, and living room in one space allows everyone to socialize with each other whether they are enjoying a crab feed, a card game or amusing conversation. The gas fireplace earns its keep when the weather turns stormy. Three bedrooms and three baths give guests somewhere to land, and the primary suite upstairs gives you a quiet retreat while the party winds down below. Out back, a privacy fenced yard is ready to enjoy. It's hot tub ready with a dedicated plug installed. Between the attached garage and the deep storage under the stairs, there's room for the kayaks, crab rings, boogie boards, beach chairs and more. Come back from the beach sandy, salty, and happy, then rinse it all off at the outdoor faucet with hot and cold water before anyone enters the house. Dogs included. That one detail says a lot about this house. It's a well-maintained coastal home built for the way people actually use the coast. Move in ready, solid, and cared for. Whether you're after a full time home, a second home, or a beach house to disappear into on weekends, this one is ready for you. Bring the dog. Bring your people. Come see it. Go outside and the whole north coast is yours. Connie Hansen Garden Conservancy around the corner, an acre of rhododendrons, ponds, and winding paths, free and open to the public. Kite flying, driftwood bonfires, and tidepooling on the beach a few blocks away, with hand blown glass floats hidden along the shore for whoever finds them first. Devils Lake minutes inland for kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing. Headland trails at the Knoll and the Thumb climbing through coastal forest to sweeping views of Cascade Head. Road's End, the Salmon River estuary, and the suspension bridge at Drift Creek Falls all an easy drive. Lincoln City Outlets for tax free shopping. Golf, concerts, and dining at Chinook Winds. The city's famous kite festivals. Restaurants, coffee, and year round groceries a couple of minutes away, with a hospital and community center right in town. Portland about two hours out.
