The property is listed at $275,000, which works out to approximately $7,143 per acre. The price is set and has been listed as unchanged.

A recent timber cruise reports 277 MBF of Douglas fir and 149 MBF of red alder on the approximately 38.6 acres. The timber is described as ready for immediate harvest, meaning a buyer could pursue a prompt return on investment, or choose to retain the timber and harvest it at a later date.

The land's soils support an average Site Index of 120 for Douglas fir. A higher Site Index indicates that the soil and growing conditions are favorable for tree growth, which is a positive indicator for long-term timber productivity on the property.

Beyond its timber value, the property offers opportunities for forest recreation including camping, hunting, hiking, and mushroom gathering. The EFC zoning and wooded character of the land make it well suited for these types of activities.

The property is situated on Pebble Creek County Road in Washington County, Oregon, providing direct road access. It is conveniently located near Vernonia, Banks, Forest Grove, and Portland, giving buyers good proximity to both local timber markets and key population centers.

The listing agent is Bill Marre, a Real Estate Salesperson licensed in Oregon with AFM Real Estate. Bill has over 40 years of experience managing timberlands from Northern California to Vancouver Island, B.C., covering the full range of forestry operations from reforestation to harvesting and log marketing. He is also a member of the Society of American Foresters and can be reached at (503) 260-8509.

The property is listed at $275,000, which works out to approximately $7,143 per acre. The price is set and has been listed as unchanged.

A recent timber cruise reports 277 MBF of Douglas fir and 149 MBF of red alder on the approximately 38.6 acres. The timber is described as ready for immediate harvest, meaning a buyer could pursue a prompt return on investment, or choose to retain the timber and harvest it at a later date.

The land's soils support an average Site Index of 120 for Douglas fir. A higher Site Index indicates that the soil and growing conditions are favorable for tree growth, which is a positive indicator for long-term timber productivity on the property.

Beyond its timber value, the property offers opportunities for forest recreation including camping, hunting, hiking, and mushroom gathering. The EFC zoning and wooded character of the land make it well suited for these types of activities.

The property is situated on Pebble Creek County Road in Washington County, Oregon, providing direct road access. It is conveniently located near Vernonia, Banks, Forest Grove, and Portland, giving buyers good proximity to both local timber markets and key population centers.

The listing agent is Bill Marre, a Real Estate Salesperson licensed in Oregon with AFM Real Estate. Bill has over 40 years of experience managing timberlands from Northern California to Vancouver Island, B.C., covering the full range of forestry operations from reforestation to harvesting and log marketing. He is also a member of the Society of American Foresters and can be reached at (503) 260-8509.