Oceanfront. Single level. Builder-crafted to a standard that is simply not found anywhere else on the Oregon Coast. 3802 NW Oceania Drive sits at the quiet end of Sandpiper Village in Waldport — a 0.58-acre estate where the Pacific Ocean is not a backdrop but a constant presence, visible from the living areas, kitchen, den, and primary bedroom. Buyers who tour this home consistently say the same thing: it is even more impressive in person. Consider this your invitation to come see for yourself. From the Labradorite door handles and custom light switches to the hand-selected cabinetry, fixtures, and hardware, every surface in this home was chosen with deliberate intention. This is what coastal luxury looks like when no detail is overlooked. The approach sets the tone. A generous driveway — separate from the garage — accommodates four or more vehicles, and the 0.58 acres are put to full use here: mature coastal landscaping, a sheltered flagstone courtyard, and a natural slope that creates a level of privacy and wind protection that is genuinely uncommon for an oceanfront property. The front courtyard offers its own destination — a private, protected gathering space complete with built-in seating and a fire pit if purchased furnished — and yet the TREX deck and full Pacific views await just steps away at the back. The double doors open, and the home reveals itself. Nine-foot ceilings carry throughout, and the entire interior has been hand-finished by a professional local artist — faux painted walls, ceilings, and details that give every room a depth and warmth that no renovation budget can simply replicate. The open floor plan flows from the living and dining areas, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, into a gourmet kitchen appointed with granite countertops, custom crown molding, GE Profile appliances, a newer Samsung refrigerator, a new GE dishwasher, and a trash compactor. But what stops you first is the view. The ocean fills the windows of the living areas, dining room, kitchen, and den the moment you step inside — it is the first thing your eye goes to and it never stops commanding the room. This is a home designed to live in fully, and the Pacific happens to be what is always on. The primary suite is a genuine retreat — spa-like bathroom with a jetted soaking tub and large shower, and direct access to the deck where the ocean shifts from sunrise gold to evening glow. The two additional bedrooms each carry their own unmistakable personality: the Captain's Room with its dramatic four-poster bed and bold nautical wallcovering, and the Safari Room enveloped in warm earth tones, hand-finished walls, and curated detail from floor to ceiling. Neither room faces the ocean — they face the courtyard, and the view is just as intentional. This home has the option of being sold furnished. HOA is just $250/year. Yachats is minutes to the south, Newport approximately 20 minutes north, Corvallis about 45 minutes inland, and Eugene roughly 90 minutes away. State parks, fishing, crabbing, kayaking, and miles of open beach are all close at hand. People say it in listing descriptions all the time — but here it is genuinely true: the photos do not do this home justice. Some properties are rare. This one is a treasure. Buyers are encouraged to independently verify all property details, utility information, and applicable HOA rules and CC&Rs prior to making an offer and closing.