93050 Toliver Lane , Cheshire, OR 97419(Lane County)

This one level home is permitted as a duplex for excellent dual living arrangements. Lane County records show a total square footage of 2403, plus an additional 523 square feet for the studio and storage rooms that are attached to the 1999 built section.

The original 1979 built home includes 2 bedrooms and 1 large bathroom and within the last 8 years the kitchen and bathroom were remodeled with birch cabinets, and bamboo and tile floors. It is heated with a permitted & certified Lopi woodstove insert and energy efficient Mitsubishi ductless heating/cooling system. It also features cadet wall heaters.

The original home built in 1979 has 2 bedrooms and 1 large bathroom. This home has been beautifully updated with double insulated windows, remodeled kitchen and bathroom featuring birch cabinets, bamboo kitchen floor, tile and glass bath, certified Lopi wood stove insert and energy efficient Mitsubishi ductless heating/cooling system. Each room also has a cadet wall heater.

The addition that created the duplex was added in 1999 and features 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths. Its a beautiful open floor plan concept with tile and hickory floors, vaulted ceilings, and walls of windows that fill the home with light. This home was built for easy wheelchair access with wide doorways and halls, and the master bathroom has a walk in shower. There are sliding glass doors off the master with a beautiful view of the pond. This home is heated with a newer freestanding propane stove and an energy efficient Fujitsu ductless heating/cooling system.

Adjacent to the kitchen is a 300sf space that is currently used as an art studio and features a cement floor with radiant heat. In addition to the studio there is a 200 sf storage space with hot/cold running water and 220 electric.

The home(s) are set up for a generator and a nearly new unit will be included in sale. The on demand, auto transfer 16KW Generac generator draws fuel from a 500 gallon propane tank. Seller believes that the generator has a few years left on the transferrable warranty.

The original home has a 16kw on demand, auto transfer Generac generator that draws from a 500 gal. propane tank. A transferable warranty is in effect until 10/20/20. The addition that was added in 1999 was built with the idea of adding solar energy eventually.

Both homes were roofed in 1998/1999 with 30 year composite shingles. Buyers will need to confirm what the Lane County requirements would be if their intentions are to rent either of the dwellings.

Livestock Barns & Outbuildings:

Indoor Arena Barn:

60 x 110 lighted arena with Airfoot footing

Compacted Gravel, sand base, and footing mixed in

(6) 12 x 12, matted interior stalls w auto waterers

5 of the stalls include 50 partially covered paddocks

Large heated tack room/lounge area

Covered hot and cold wash rack

12 x 12 storage room

12 x 48 hay storage area

Additional covered lean to for equipment storage

This barn has its own well that was drilled in 2011.

Manure Composting Bins:

3 bays, Cement floored, sided and covered.

36 x 48 Upper Barn:

The upper barn features 2 run in matted stalls

and a large chicken coop with cement floor.

Also has a 12 x 36 covered and matted storage area,

outside water available on both ends

And the insulated workshop space below.

Insulated Workshop:

(Within the Upper Barn)

Approximately 12 x 36 with a sink with hot and cold water

Features an unpermitted woodstove, French Doors, and skylights

220 outlets for kilns

Previously used as a pottery studio

10 x 10 Insulated Workshop

Includes a deck and 3 sided covered and graveled storage area

Well House w/ attached covered Wood Storage:

Pump house has cement floor, 10 x 10 completely insulated.

Pump is an on demand pressure tank.

Metal roof and electricity

Rental & Lease Agreements:

There are no rental or lease agreements currently on the property

Farm Equipment:

Please inquire for Equipment list to be negotiated outside the sale of the property

Soils and Production:

Soils consist of Dupee Silt Loam and Bellpine Silty Clay Loam

Fencing:

Perimeter fenced with 5ft 2x4 and no climb fencing with the exception on the north line from Toliver Ln to the pond which is field fencing. 7 individual pastures are fenced and cross fenced with No Climb horse fencing. The set up is suitable for horses or other livestock and has been used for Alpacas. The fencing is set up nicely for moving livestock with lots of gates and turn out options.

Utilities:

Electricity is provided by Blachly Lane

Satallite TV provided by ATT/ Direct TV

Internet service provided by Viastat

Garbage service provided by Eco Service. Both houses and the arena are on separate electric meters

Domestic Water:

There are two wells on the property. Well #1 is used for the homes, upper buildings, and spigots. We were unable to find a well log for this one. Well #2 was drilled in 2011 and we have a well log L71360 on file that shows 5gpm at time of installation. This well was installed for barn use only.

Pond:

One of the most beautiful attributes of the property is the 2 acre pond that is shared with the neighboring vineyard/winery. The living areas of both homes take in the view of the pond and the Sellers explain that its a designated US Forest Service dipping pond. The Sellers believe it to be 50 feet deep and is home to largemouth bass and blue gill and many different kinds of birds and wildlife.

Septic:

Both homes are on the same tank.

The 1000 gallon tank is located on the northwest corner of the small home.. right behind the garage, and the drain field heads northwest.

The tank was last pumped in April of 2016.

Trees and Timber:

Maple, Madrone trees, Oregon oak, and Fir trees. Honey locust, plum trees, Japanese maples, and London Planetree (one word)

Wildlife:

Sellers have seen turkey, geese, lots of varieties of birds, deer, rabbits, chipmunks, otters, and beaver.

Summary:

This property has been owned and loved for 25 years by family members who are artists (pottery, glass, and leather), nature lovers and horse people. The Sellers thoroughly enjoy the wonderful neighbors and they say there is a sense of community along with the peace and quiet that comes with living in the country and nature. With a central location both to the Oregon Coast and the Cascade Range, you can enjoy the best of Oregon from this location.