- ADDRESS:
- 5601 S ANDERSON RD Aurora, OR 97002
- VIDEOS:
- Virtual Tour Print this Listing
- Price:
- $825,000
- Beds:
- 4
- Baths:
- 3.0
- Ft²:
- 2078
- Acres:
- 9.5
- MLS#:
- 145603467
- Lot Size:
- 7 to 9.99 Acres
- Type:
- Detachd
- Zone:
- R1
- County:
- Clackamas
- Style:
- 2 Stories
- Yr Built:
- 2006
- Status:
- Active
- Levels:
- 2
- Garage:
- Attached, Extra Deep
- Heat:
- Forced Air, Mini Split
- Fireplace:
- Gas, Stove
- Roof:
- Metal
- View:
- River, Trees/Woods
- Elem:
- Lee
- Middle:
- Baker Prairie
- High:
- Canby
- Lot Desc:
- Flood Zone, Level, Seasonal, Trees
- Area:
- Oregon City, Beavercreek, Canby, Molalla, Mulino
- Exterior:
- Deck, RV Parking, Yard
- Courtesy of:
- Opt
- Remarks:
- Nestled on 9+ pristine acres with direct Pudding River frontage, this 4-bed, 3-bath home, built in 2006, offers refined country living with multigenerational potential thanks to a generous lower-level living space and guest-friendly layout. An oversized attached 2-car garage, tucked beneath the home, provides ample storage and secure parking. RV/boat parking alongside the home as well. The property’s tranquil river views, mature landscaping, and expansive outdoor living spaces invite seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining, while a back-up generator delivers peace of mind for all seasons. Inside, a thoughtful floor plan affords flexible living arrangements—ideal for guests, in-law or au pair accommodations, or a home office—complemented by bright interiors, high-quality finishes, and timeless architectural details. The setting unfolds beside farmlands, wine country, and antique shops, delivering an authentic Northwest lifestyle just moments from easy routes to Wilsonville, Portland, and Salem. Revel in meandering river views, abundant nature, and room to enjoy outdoor recreation or small-scale farming, all within a serene, private landscape. The town of Aurora blends historic charm with regional access, and the surrounding pastoral, wine-country ambience makes this property a sanctuary for those seeking elegance, privacy, and a connection to rural Northwest heritage.