Is This $759K Cabin the Wildest Beach House on the Oregon Coast?
The topsy-turvy dwelling comes with slanted walls, built-in ladders, and more nooks and crannies than an English muffin.
The topsy-turvy dwelling comes with slanted walls, built-in ladders, and more nooks and crannies than an English muffin.
Location: 321 Salishan Drive, Gleneden Beach, Oregon
Price: $759,000
Year Built: 1970
Footprint: 1,440 square feet (two bedrooms, two baths)
Lot Size: 0.43 acres
From the Agent: "New to the market is this artistic oceanfront custom home. This freeform design is what makes Salishan one of the leading getaways on the Oregon Coast. Designed by owner and featured in National Geographic’s 1979 issue, this one-of-a kind home features an original wood interior, slate rock and wood floors, as well as a pebble-floored shower. The artistic gas stove is a focal point in the cozy, sunken living area. Other notable features include: slanted walls, crazy unique cubbies, nooks, crannies, and interior ladders. There is a soaking tub on the upper level and an exterior sauna."
The wood-clad home is surrounded by thick vegetation that provides plenty of privacy.
Photo by Central Coast Real Estate Photography
Photo by Central Coast Real Estate Photography
An original fireplace anchors the sunken living area, just a few steps from the kitchen.
Photo by Central Coast Real Estate Photography
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