Home for Sale at 70772 MAJESTIC SHORES RD, North Bend, OR 97459

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70772 Majestic Shores Rd
North Bend, OR 97459

Catherine Reiss with Pacific Properties, original listing - (541) 269-5263

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Property Details

List Price:	$865,000
Beds:	3
Baths:	Full: 3, ½: 1
Status:	Active
SqFt:	3774 Square Feet
Agency:	Pacific Properties
Agency Phone:	(541) 269-5263

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Description/Comments

Lot Size:	2 acre(s)
Property Type:	Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built:	1977
Notes:	Enjoy twice as much lake life! Live in a vacation destination in TWO lakefront homes with ROAD ACCESS. This Gated spacious South Tenmile lakefront property has spectacular views. Solidly built 3BD 2.5 bath home has kitchen, great room and bedrooms on main floor. The lower level has its own entrance with a game room including a huge solid wood bar, laundry room, 1/2 bath and an 2 16x30 bonus rooms all with polished concrete floors. Greenhouse on deck is perfect for warm weather plants. Sauna hut is located just off master bedroom, and there is space for a hot tub if you choose. Powerlift on deck makes bringing groceries, firewood, etc. into the house a breeze. Also on property is a completely remodeled SECOND home that could be used for rental income or extended family. Home 2 has kitchen, living area, bedroom, full bath and laundry area. Along the sides of the private driveway to this property are additional parking/ storage areas as well as plenty of parking between the 2 homes. There is also a garage and carport for extra vehicle storage. Located in the Majestic Shores area of South Tenmile Lake, it's just a 5-minute boat ride to downtown Lakeside, and 15 minutes by car to HWY 101 and the Oregon Dunes National Recreational Area. Minutes from beaches and many local lakes and rivers. Both south facing homes have sunshine most of the day. Great views of the lake and local wildlife. Boathouse can hold boats up to 20ft with docks on either side for additional boat parking. Motivated Sellers.
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ListingId:	24683826

Listing Provided By:	Pacific Properties, original listing
Phone:	(541) 269-5263
Office Phone:	(541) 269-5263
Agent Name:	Catherine Reiss
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