This 31.6-acre Sunset Park development property is located in northeast Roseburg in SW Oregon. It is inside the city limits, just above Jo Lane Middle School. In addition to the photos of it above, please open and review the Four Maps of Sunset Park .PDF attachment below. Unfortunately, it is a hard piece to capture in good photos, so you will need to see it in person to fully appreciate it.
Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even af...
Location, location, location! As the first map shows, this property is located within a couple minutes drive via sunset Street to all of the main arterial streets of Roseburg. So in just a few minutes you can be in downtown Roseburg, dining on Garden Valley Blvd, or shopping or going to the hospital or doctors offices on Stewart Parkway. It's worth noting that the houses on the previously mentioned adjacent 30-lot subdivision on Sunset Street were built and sold very quickly, even after and during the Housing Collapse of 2007, and the great location was the main reason for those quick sales.
The main access to the property is from the south, at the north end of the current Sunset Street (which street and 30-lot subdivision were built around 2006). See photos of the white pickup parked at the north end of Sunset Street. All utilities are stubbed out at the end of that street ready to serve the development of Sunset Park. Secondary access (critical for fire, police, and Planning approval) is on Clover Avenue on the west side. Potentially a third access could be created on the north side onto Parker Lane, which is a platted but not entirely constructed street that connects due north to arterial Newton Street. Currently the south end of Parker is just a dirt road that touches the north boundary of this property.
The property is zoned for 10,000 square foot residential lots. Maximum density on 31.6 acres would be over 130 living units, but its unlikely that so many single-family homes could realistically fit. But at only 2.5 lots per acre there could easily be 79 lots. A rough layout of a potential subdivision with 70 single-family lots is attached for general review purposes only (open "70-Lot Layout Sunset Park" .PDF). The ground is mostly sloped with some flat areas (see topo map on Page 4 of the 4-page maps). Many lots would have great views to the west.
Seller is medically motivated to sell in 2023. All reasonable offers will be carefully considered. Seller will work with commission for a buyer's realtor.
For more information, please email an inquiry on this online ad or leave a message at (541) 900-1500. Thank you.
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Research Parcel InformationGo east from I-5 Exit 125 on Garden Valley Blvd to a major intersection with Stephens Street. Turn left onto Stephens and go north to the next light next to Abbys Pizza on the right. Turn right onto Alameda Avenue (note that turning left would put you on Stewart Parkway, the main beltline road in north Roseburg). Go east on Alameda through one stop sign, then take the next left onto Sunset Street. Go north on Sunset to where it dead ends on the south edge of the property.