Oregon Coast Real Estate

    You will fall in love with Oregon's nearly 363 miles of breath-taking natural public coastline.  The diverse terrain changes from awe inspiring cliffs to thick evergreen forests to Sahara-like dunes and endless miles of sandy beaches.  Astoria forms the north border just across the bridge from Washington State. To the south Brookings, with its mild weather and enormous days of sunshine forms the southern most town.  Visitors and residents alike follow the shoreline and frequent the one-of-a-kind attractions including scores of picturesque coastal towns. The seafood on the coast is renowned and visitors indulge in fresh oysters, fresh shucked clams, wild salmon, crab and of course sample the chowders - each claiming to be the best!  Along the Highway 101 corridor historic lighthouses beckon you to pull over and visit, scenic viewpoints remind you to never be too far from your camera, gorgeous state parks call your name, a mix of galleries and museums entice the artisan in all of us.  Mild temperatures allow year round outings, changing, dramatic scenery and a virtually endless range of recreational activities make the Oregon coast one of the state's most popular regions.

Whether you’re watching the mighty Pacific crash into the weathered cliffs and massive, off-shore monoliths overlooking Boardman State Park, or working up a sweat pedaling to Cape Kiwanda, the coast offers a plethora of recreational opportunities. Feed your appetite for adventure by hiking the 360-mile Oregon Coast Trail through miles of sandy beaches, coastal forests and urban areas. Some of the state’s best camping and day-use parks located on the edge of the ocean provide a stunning backdrop for a day of beachcombing, cycling, crabbing, whale watching, storm watching or surfing. And if fishing floats your boat, the coast might well be nirvana. Angling options range from deep-sea excursions for cod, red snapper and sea bass to river fishing for salmon and steelhead.

Oregon Coast Attractions

Imagine taking an elevator 200 feet down into a 25-million-year-old basilica shaped chamber that’s as long as a football field, with walls reverberating from the roaring crescendo of sea lions. The coast is dotted with smorgasbord of such remarkable attractions as the Sea Lion Caves. Relive the epic journey of Lewis and Clark at Fort Clatsop and the Fort-to-Sea trail, and climb the 164-step spiral staircase to unforgettable views atop the Astoria Column. Learn about the perils of the Columbia River bar in Astoria’s nationally acclaimed Columbia River Maritime Museum, discover marine life at the world-class Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport and soak up the breathtaking beauty of the historic (and haunted!) lighthouses from Tillamook Head to Cape Perpetua. Or hike, camp, and ride off-road at the Sahara-like sand dunes at Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area.

Wouldn't you want to live within reach of paradise? You can!

For much more helpful information on the magnificent Oregon Coast, visit "Explore Oregon's Coast".

For more information on activities in and around Oregon Coast, Oregon, visit:

• Travel Oregon - The Coast
• Newport Tourism
• Wakonda Beach State Airport
• Cleft Of the Rock Lighthouse
• Yachats Community Info
• Camp Perpetua Scenic Area
• Oregon Whale Watching Center
• Oregon Coast Visitor's Information
• Oregon Parks' Whale Watching Center
• Lincoln Visitor's Center
• Tillamook Forest Center
• Waldport Heritage Museum
• Lincoln County, OR
• The State of Oregon
• Oregon Coast, Oregon on Wikipedia.com

It’s not surprising, then, that homes, cottages and properties in and around the Central Oregon Coast, Oregon are in demand.  In Lincoln County there are  wonderful ocean and water frontage properties, retirement and other special feature homes – in a variety of attractive sizes and styles currently for sale.

Lincoln County real estate includes a wide selection of homes for sale, condos for sale, water access properties (waterfront or scenic view), active adult communities, hobby farms and executive properties. With John Iwamura of Coldwell Banker Gesik as their real estate partners, real estate buyers and sellers, alike, can rest assured they’ll find the real estate solution they’ve been looking for. Sellers who have been in the area for a while know our reputation for knowledgeable advice, enthusiastic service, creative marketing and professional networking. We mine every source for suitable properties so you can feel at ease that your search will produce the right kind of solution for you.

For buyers new to the area, John Iwamura and Coldwell Banker Gesik will provide the specialized services you deserve: a strong work ethic, personal real estate expertise to help define your needs, help with selecting and securing standard financing for your purchase, special technology, constant communication throughout the transaction, and more. Our many years living and working in the area, combined with our cumulative years of experience in real estate, means we can cover all aspects of your search - from existing homes for sale, properties for sale, lots, vacant land, new construction, 55-plus and retirement communities, investment properties, waterfront, golf and recreational properties, golf course lots - all the way to luxury villas, estates and executive homes.

So when you're ready to buy or sell real estate in or around Oregon Coast, Oregon, please let John Iwamura help you find the home or property of your dreams. Contact John Iwamura today