5010 Old Hwy 99 South

Country Living, Ashland, Oregon

Nestled amongst the fir and madrone sits a peaceful homestead on 6.65 acres. The land, composed of a sloped forest with a level clearing, holds the primary residence, a large versatile shop, and a water catchment system. Tucked into the forest is a second dwelling. Discover this small piece of paradise with potential for off-grid living, multigenerational living, or simple solitude.

Two Dwellings

This property includes a 1,200-square-foot, 1986-built cabin-style home with a metal roof, wood siding, a large deck, and attached garage. Custom stonework in the light-filled entryway gives way to a country kitchen with pine paneling and a living room with a wood stove. The two bedrooms include a main-level primary suite and a second bedroom upstairs. Off the laundry room, a large bonus room could serve as additional living space, a studio, or a home office.

The second dwelling is a quaint cabin reminiscent of a bygone era, located a short distance down the hill from the primary home and offering privacy for a tenant or guest. This home includes a full kitchen, a bathroom with tub, a sleeping loft with a separate entrance, and a covered front porch.

Separate Workshop

Situated near the primary residence, a shop built using shipping containers offers ample storage, a concrete slab floor, professional-grade hydraulic engine hoist, and hangar-style doors—perfect for storing equipment, vehicles, tools, or hobby space.

6.65 Acres, Zoned RR-00

This property is an incredible opportunity for those looking for a quiet lifestyle outside of town. With off-grid or hobby farm potential, the property is served by a water catchment system for domestic water. Four large water cisterns serve as storage for collected or purchased water. The well has not been in use since 2004; a recent bid for a new well is on file. Property to be sold as-is.

Ashland, Oregon and the Rogue Valley

Located in Ashland, Oregon, the property offers a rural setting just south of the city limits. For the outdoor enthusiast, there is convenient access to Mt. Ashland and the Pacific Crest Trail, as well as miles of additional hiking trails and USFS recreation areas.

Nearby Interstate 5 provides convenient north-south access through Southern Oregon. Ashland offers dining, shopping, arts, and cultural attractions, while Medford provides regional shopping, healthcare, employment, and air travel. The surrounding Rogue Valley is known for wineries, outdoor recreation, and a mild four-season climate.

Buyers should independently verify all information, including residence details, square footage, permitted uses, rental eligibility, zoning, water catchment, well bid, septic systems, electrical meters, access, and development potential.