Beautiful setting on East Fork Dairy Creek in North Plains area of Washington County Oregon. Wonderful destination for recreation, reflection, relaxation in natural setting with Creek frontage. Once a part of a small cabin community. John Connell was an early WA County Sheriff who spent time in his original fishing cabin on this parcel. That cabin was destroyed in the Columbus Day Storm in the early sixties. There are remnants of the rock fireplace still on site. This is native Oregon soil and a treasure parcel in lovely place. Value in the land as a natural sanctuary and get away, even if left "as is".
Zoning is AF-5 and per WA County authorities this is a legal lot of record and may be buildable. Currently the lot is located in a flood plain and protected area on Dairy Creek. Buyer must verify all land use and build code with WA. County. Meacham Road and NW Dairy Creek Road create the closest public road intersection in proximity to site. Beaverton and NW Portland are approximately 20 minutes by car.
A newer bridge on Meacham Rd. crosses the Creek and leads to a private deeded access road to level site with trees. No utilities in place. Buyer to do diligence and verify use of property. Worth the effort and priced accordingly.
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