Bandon sits on the southern Oregon coast, better known now for golf than for anything else. Bandon Dunes arrived about t

Bandon sits on the southern Oregon coast, better known now for golf than for anything else. Bandon Dunes arrived about twenty-five years ago and never quite gave the town back. What the resort traffic tends to obscure is the land behind it — shore pine, wind, and parcels still measured in acres rather than lots.

This one is 4.08 of them, with a 1969 cedar-shake A-frame standing in the middle. The roof runs to grade on both flanks. The gable is glazed to the peak. The wraparound deck carries railing panels cut by hand into ovals and diamonds, and cordyline palms grow in among the pine, which is not what most people picture when they picture Oregon.

Inside is 976 square feet — knotty pine floor to ridge, skylights cut into the roof planes, granite counters and an eat bar with three stools cut from logs. Two bedrooms: the primary on the main level, the second upstairs under the vault with French doors onto its own deck. One bathroom, fully modified for accessibility with grab bars, comfort-height fixtures and a tiled bench shower.

Outside the house there is an oversized attached garage with a storage shed, raised garden beds, a cleared meadow, a lifetime-warranty roof from 2017, and a propane backup generator that restores power in roughly forty-five seconds — which on this stretch of coast is less of a luxury than it sounds.

It was listed July 13 at $625,000 and cut $36,000 on August 12 to $589,000. That is $603 a square foot at 38 days on Zillow, with no Zestimate on record. The county assesses it at $458,960 and taxes ran $1,586. It last changed hands on April 1, 1984, for $45,000.

The street address is not published on the listing. MLS 641117883.

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