Some properties are defined by a single feature. This one leads with several. Direct beach access. Over 150 feet of Pacific Ocean frontage. More than two acres. Panoramic ocean views from the elevated portions of the parcel. Key infrastructure already in place.
And no HOA. On the Oregon Coast, that combination is genuinely hard to find. The parcel sits within the Wakonda Beach community in Waldport, on the west side of Highway 101, with a small driveway already providing initial access to the site. The land itself tells a story of both natural beauty and practical readiness.
Upper elevations offer the kind of vantage point that makes site planning feel exciting - sweeping views across the Pacific, with the horizon stretching as far as the eye can reach. Mature coastal trees frame the property and provide a natural sense of privacy without limiting options for homesite placement or orientation.
Lower portions of the lot transition toward the shoreline, where direct beach access puts miles of sandy Oregon coastline right at the edge of your future property. The infrastructure picture here is one of the strongest arguments for this parcel. Electric service is already on the property.
Water is available at the street. Septic approval has been received - a step that adds meaningful clarity and saves considerable time for buyers planning a future build. A 400-600 amp power connection has been upgraded across the highway, offering electrical capacity that could support not just a primary residence but additional structures such as a garage, workshop, or hobby building, subject to county review and buyer due diligence.
The remaining foundation of a former residence is also on site and may serve as a useful reference point for utility placement and early development planning, subject to verification with local authorities. The surrounding area adds to the case. Waldport's everyday conveniences - grocery shopping, local restaurants, a golf course, and a public boat ramp with access to both the Alsea River and the Pacific Ocean - are just minutes away.
Yachats is approximately 8 miles south, offering some of the most dramatic scenery on the coast along with well-regarded dining and a strong arts community. Newport is roughly 25 miles to the north, with a full range of services, shopping, the Oregon Coast Aquarium, and the historic Bayfront.
Corvallis is approximately 60 miles inland; Eugene around 90 - both reasonable drives for buyers splitting time between the coast and the valley. Oceanfront land of this scale - over two acres, with direct beach access, existing infrastructure, and a location within a sought-after coastal community - is increasingly uncommon along the Oregon Coast. Buyers are encouraged to complete their own due diligence with Lincoln County regarding development plans, utilities, zoning, and all applicable requirements.
