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11609 HWY 238, APPLEGATE, OR APPLEGATE RIVER RETREAT

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11609 HWY 238, APPLEGATE, OR 97530

Waterfront Living

Set on 4.55± acres along the Applegate River, this park-like retreat features level lawns framed by mature trees, a small pond, and about 200 feet of river frontage—an inviting backdrop for gatherings, relaxation, and time on the water.

Expansive Privacy

Two legal homes, a barn, and a chicken coop blend lifestyle charm with utility. The updated main residence (2,024± SF) comes fully furnished and offers a vaulted great room with exposed beams, and a newly remodeled kitchen with a large island, abundant counter space, and a sleek, modern design. Three bedrooms and three baths are complemented by a versatile bonus sleeping/game room.

Private Outdoor Living

Outdoor living is private with a large deck, patio, and hot tub overlooking the lawns that stretch to the river. A detached two-car garage sits beside the home.

Features a Second Home

The second home (~1,147 SF) features vaulted ceilings, an eat-in kitchen with pantry and built-ins, two bedrooms, 1.5 baths (main with separate soaking tub and shower), a two-car attached garage, and a covered deck.

Southern Oregon Lifestyle

Minutes to Red Lily Vineyards and close to Jacksonville.

MAIN HOUSE

Set on 4.55± acres along the Applegate River, this retreat offers a park-like setting, with level, lush lawns framed by mature trees, and a small pond. With roughly 200 feet of Applegate River frontage, it provides an inviting backdrop for gatherings, relaxation, and time on the water. The property includes two legal homes, a barn and a chicken coop, blending lifestyle charm with practical use.

The main residence has been beautifully updated and is offered fully furnished. A vaulted great room with exposed beams opens to an airy kitchen with a large island and abundant counter space. Three full bathrooms support three bedrooms, while a versatile bonus room serves as an additional sleeping or recreation space. Outdoor living is a highlight, with a large private deck and patio complete with hot tub, BBQ area, and fire ring, all overlooking the expansive lawns that stretch toward the river. A detached two-car garage sits conveniently beside the home.

MAIN HOME DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE

The main living area features a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, giving the space an airy, open feel. A pellet stove provides warmth and character, while abundant natural light enhances the bright and welcoming atmosphere. The recent remodel introduced fresh finishes that highlight the home’s charm and create a comfortable setting for everyday living and entertaining.

The kitchen blends modern design with functionality, highlighted by a large island with a sitting bar that invites gathering and casual dining. Ample counter space and updated cabinetry provide excellent workspace and storage, while the open layout connects seamlessly with the dining and living areas. The remodel emphasized a light and bright atmosphere, giving the kitchen a fresh and contemporary feel that pairs beautifully with the home’s vaulted living space.

SECOND HOUSE DETAILS

The second home has an elegant, light-filled feel with grand vaulted ceilings and an open flow between kitchen, dining, and living spaces. Features include an eat-in design, pantry, and built-ins. Two bedrooms are supported by a well-appointed main bath with separate soaking tub and shower, along with a private half bath in the primary suite. A two-car attached garage and large covered deck round out the features.

CONSTRUCTION & MECHANICAL

Foundation

Concrete perimeter with crawlspace (both homes)

Framing Stick Framed (both homes)

Roof Composition Shingle (both homes)

Siding

T1-11 (main) & lap siding (second home)

Heating & Cooling Heat pump (both homes)

Domestic Water Private shared well

Electrical One residential service for each home

Propane +/- 80 gal (second home only)

Septic

Separate systems (main is standard and second home is a sand filter)

OUTBUILDINGS

Barn - includes an enclosed storage area plus carport

Chicken coop

APPLEGATE VALLEY + RECREATION

Nestled in Southern Oregon, the Applegate Valley follows the Applegate River for nearly 50 miles from the California border to its confluence with the Rogue River near Grants Pass. Framed by the Siskiyou Mountains and sheltered from coastal influences, the valley features rolling foothills, fertile soils, and a warm-summer Mediterranean climate that supports vineyards, orchards, and rural homesteads.

Agriculture & Community:

Renowned for its vineyards and expressive wines.

Strong presence of organic farms and small-scale agricultural ventures.

Home to a close-knit rural community that values sustainability, craftsmanship, and land stewardship.

Outdoor Recreation:

Applegate River: Fishing, swimming, and rafting opportunities.

Applegate Lake: Located within the Rogue–Siskiyou National Forest; popular for boating, hiking, and camping.

East Applegate Ridge Trail: Offers panoramic hiking and mountain views.

Mt. Ashland Ski Area: Just 30 miles from Jacksonville; 23 trails and over 300 inches of annual snowfall.

Jackson County Sports Park: Near White City; features rifle, pistol, and archery ranges.

Recreational, Fishing, & Hunting:

Swimming, fishing (steelhead, rainbow trout, cutthroat trout), kayaking, and riverside relaxation.

Both conventional tackle and fly fishing are popular throughout the valley’s river systems.

Located within the Applegate Hunting Unit.

Nearby public lands offer opportunities for deer, elk, bear, turkey, upland game, and waterfowl.

Wildlife + Birdwatching:

Frequent sightings of deer, small mammals, and riparian species.

The surrounding Applegate Valley provides additional habitat for diverse wildlife populations. River frontage and ponds attract raptors, songbirds, and seasonal waterfowl.

The valley’s blend of riparian and forested terrain creates rich habitat diversity for birdlife.

Climate & Geography:

Elevation: Approximately 1,275 feet in the foothills of the Siskiyou Mountains.

Climate Zone: Mediterranean-influenced with four mild, distinct seasons.

Annual Precipitation: Around 26 inches.

Temperature Range:

Winter: Highs in the upper 40s to low 50s, lows in the 30s.

Summer: Highs in the mid- to high-90s, lows in the 50s to 60s.

LOCATION

Located in the heart of the Applegate Valley, this retreat is surrounded by one of Southern Oregon’s most scenic and sought-after regions. Red Lily Vineyards lies just down the road on the Applegate Wine Trail, while historic Jacksonville, just 11 miles away, offers boutique shops, galleries, dining, and the Britt Music & Arts Festival. With its river setting, usable grounds, and proximity to renowned wine country and cultural amenities, this is a rare offering that blends privacy, comfort, and location.

Nearest Town – Jacksonville

Jacksonville is a former gold-rush town turned cultural hub, recognized as a National Historic Landmark District. Its downtown blends preserved 19th-century architecture with modern wineries, boutique shops, and the Britt Music & Arts Festival, a major draw each summer.

Rogue Valley

The Rogue Valley encompasses Medford, Ashland, Jacksonville, and Grants Pass, offering a mix of recreation, vineyard country, arts, and small-town charm. Medford is the commercial hub, Ashland is home to the world-famous Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Grants Pass anchors the Rogue River corridor, and Jacksonville adds historic character.

Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport

Located just outside Medford, the airport is efficient and convenient, with direct flights to major hubs including Denver, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, and Seattle.

Jacksonville - City Center

Medford Airport

Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center

Applegate Lake

Ashland - City

Brookings (Oregon Coast)

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