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The 1,119.7± acre Tucker Creek Tract near Astoria, Oregon, offers a significant timberland investment opportunity in one of the Pacific Northwest's most productive timber-growing regions. Over 90% of the property is Site Class I or II and is well positioned near strong domestic and export log markets, many within approximately 80 miles. Multiple timber age classes provide opportunities for periodic harvest income and long-term investment. Commercial tree farm operations have occurred on the property for over 80 years, and the tract is SFI certified. Younger stands are well established and thriving. Seller's inventory indicates approximately 4,400 MBF across multiple age classes, including approximately 1,725 MBF in the 40+ year age class and 1,680 MBF in the 20-24 year age class for future harvest opportunities. Merchantable volume consists primarily of hemlock and spruce, with lesser amounts of Douglas-fir and red alder. The property is gated with well-maintained rocked roads suitable for year-round harvesting and forestry activities. Recreational opportunities include camping, hunting, and gathering of special forest products. The property may support a homesite; buyers should conduct their own due diligence with Clatsop County to confirm dwelling eligibility and development requirements. Property is offered through a sealed bid sale.
Directions: From Astoria, OR head south on US-101. Continue onto Lewis and Clark Rd. Turn Left onto Mudd Lane.
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Listed By: Kaitlin Mcfarland of American Forest Management Inc