Lincoln City Real Estate

Discover Lincoln City, Oregon Real Estate

Life is a Beach in Lincoln City, Oregon!

If you cannot decide whether you want to explore endless stretches of sand beach,  boat on a magnificent lake, hike to a water fall, drift down a river, explore nature or just fly a kite then Lincoln City may be for you.
If in addition, you like tax free shopping, fabulous coastal food and plethora of learning experiences then look no further, Lincoln City is calling your name!
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Peaceful and pristine evergreen forests, long sandy beaches, clean air, the glorious Pacific Ocean and a lake at its back door - Lincoln City is rich in nature’s bounty.  People return year after year to spend their vacation on the central Oregon Coast while new folks in turn discover Lincoln City.

Lincoln City is also a popular destination choice for meetings, conferences, business retreats, weddings and reunions.  There is an enormous variety of lodging options including the ever popular beach vacation rental homes, B & B’s, resorts, hotels, motels as well as RV parks and campgrounds.

Part of the attraction is the mild year round maritime climate.  The average temperature in January is a low of 36F, and in August the average high is 71F. The hottest month is, on average, August, while the coldest is January. The driest month on average is July, with December being the wettest. The average annual precipitation is 97.270". The average July afternoon humidity is 75%, and the average January afternoon humidity is 84%.  Most of the folks that live here will tell you that it is usually somewhere in the 50's in the winter during the day and 60's in the summer.  Needless to say “hoodies” and light jackets are common garb.
During the winter season people arrive by the droves to “storm watch” as the seas churn and the skies darken.
    
 Lincoln City is located on the scenic Oregon Coast at the 45th parallel, situated 11 feet above sea level. On the east, it  is bordered by 680-acre Devils Lake and the Coast Range and flanked by the Pacific Ocean on the west. Lincoln City is famous for its 7 1/2 miles of beautiful, clean sandy beaches, the Salmon River to the north and the Siletz Bay and River to the south.  Locals and visitors alike cherish the beauty and variety of activities available at the seaside as the seasons change. The whales migrate along the coast and are easily viewed from many locations.  Sea lions surf the waves and amuse all with their antics and agility.  Surfers come from near and far to challenge what is now considered to be world class surf.  Lincoln City is now home to one of the most popular tow-in surf contests in the world!
The beaches also offer up a treasure trove of bounty for those that like to beach comb.  Driftwood, agates, shells and glass floats are sought after and collected along the shore.  Huge tidal pools reveal their inhabitants during the low tide and will keep one entertained for hours.
Beach hikes, picnics, surfing, wind surfing, fishing, clamming - there are plenty of adventures to be had for every adventure seeker.

If lakes are more to your liking then be sure to spend some time at Devils Lake. Rich in historic folklore this beautiful body of water is approximately 1/3 mile wide, about 3 miles long and attains a depth of a mere 22 feet.  Fishermen can catch up to 9 varieties of fish while other water lovers may take up sailing,
wind surfing, water skiing, knee-boarding and jet skiing. 
Pouring into Devils Lake is the diminutive “D” River which claims the distinction of being the “World’s Shortest River” at a mere 120 feet! 

Lincoln City has been voted the Kite Capital of the World.  Because of its location on the 45th parallel, Lincoln City is privy to the type of weather conditions kite enthusiasts desire.  On most days one can marvel over the incredible aerial displays of colors and shapes at the D River Wayside.

Along Highway 101, art galleries, antique shops, boutiques, cafes, candy stores and the like will all vie for your attention.  The hardest decision may be just where to stop.

Finally, a tad of history: Lincoln City was once 5 separate towns.  On March 3, 1965, after several failed attempts; Cutler City, Taft, Nelscott, Delake, and Oceanlake incorporated as Lincoln City. When it was determined that using one of the five cities’ names would be too controversial, a contest was held to find a new name. “Lincoln City”, submitted by school children, was chosen from among the entries.

Many visitors after spending time and getting to know Lincoln City and the Central Oregon Coast decide to move here as either full time or part-time residents.  To view current properties for sale in Lincoln City please CLICK HERE .

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 As you may have gathered, once bitten by the beauty and lifestyle afforded on the Central Oregon Coast one's next stop is often a local real estate office to find out what is available in terms of beach homes, cottages, condos and coastal properties in the vicinity of Lincoln City, Oregon. As a top producing real estate broker with Coldwell Banker Gesik, John Iwamura provides buyers and sellers with the expertise necessary to complete successful real estate transactions.  Clients appreciate his extensive knowledge of real estate, life style and resources in Lincoln City as well as the surrounding towns on the Central Coast.John Iwamura will help you find the right beach home in the area that best suits your needs.

Many beach properties on the Central Oregon Coast have been cherished and held by the same families for generations.  Each succeeding generation putting its stamp on it in terms of upgrades and improvements.  John, will alert you as soon as a home comes on the market that matches your criteria.  In addition,  there are usually a generous variety of homes offered for sale including waterfront,  water view properties, lots, new construction, investment properties, golf course homes, condos ranging modest abodes to world class luxury.

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