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Bedrooms

4

Total Baths

3

Building Area

2,540 sq ft

Price/Sq Ft

$262/sq ft

Year Built

1970

Garage

2 spaces · Attached

County

Benton

Annual Tax

$4,208 (2025)

HOA

None

Days on Market

12 days

Open House

None scheduled

Description

Picture a classic red barn, a covered run ready for chickens, and 1.11 acres of open lawn and mature trees, all in a quiet corner of North Albany. This single-level home in the Springhill area gives you the country feel you have been looking for, with room to garden, raise a few animals, or finally start that hobby farm, and plenty of space to spread out inside and out.Mornings begin with coffee on the covered deck, watching wildlife move across the backyard toward the barn. Inside, big picture windows fill the living room with natural light and frame the territorial views. The main part of the home was recently remodeled with an all-new kitchen and bathrooms featuring quartz countertops, soft-close cabinets, and a gas range, new luxury vinyl plank flooring, fresh interior paint, lighting, and fixtures. Just as important, a brand-new septic system was installed this summer, so one of the biggest items on any rural buyer’s checklist is already taken care of.Then there is the space most homes simply cannot offer. Nearly 960 sq ft of the home is a bonus area with its own family room, large flexible rooms, and a full bathroom. One person can work from a quiet home office while another paints, sews, or works out down the hall, and the family room becomes the spot for movie nights and game days. It is room to work, create, and play, or extra space for extended family, possible multi-generational living with plenty of opportunities for so many things!RV parking and a large attached garage give the trailer and the vehicles a home, and the barn has room for goats, feed, and gear. On cool evenings, the gas forced air, the wood stove makes the whole house feel cozy.When you do want to head out, Springhill Cellars, nearby golf, Luckiamute State Natural Area, and E.E. Wilson Wildlife Area are just minutes away, with an easy drive to downtown Albany, Corvallis, Oregon State University, Salem, and I-5, plus day trips to Mary's Peak and the Oregon Coast.

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