Peaceful oasis on the Nestucca River

The Nestucca river gently flows along the back yard, close enough to cast a line from the access below.. A single-level home on the river, built for stays of 30 nights or more – work assignments, a move between homes, or a long season closer to the water. Comfortable beds, room to spread out, remote-work ready with WiFi and wired ethernet, and the river reminding you to slow down. Quiet, country-residential Cloverdale – Pacific City's beaches and Cape Kiwanda twenty minutes west. The space You arrive to a single-story home set back on a third of an acre, the river at your back and parking to spare. The home rents in stays of 30 nights or longer, so everything here is set up for actually living, not just visiting. Mornings open on the covered deck with mist lifting off the current; evenings end with the sound of moving water. Inside, tall ceilings open the main living area, with light moving across it through the day. The kitchen is the heart of the house: a generous island and breakfast bar, stainless appliances, and drawers stocked with real cookware – pots, pans, knives, a KitchenAid stand mixer, and more than one coffee maker for however you take your mornings. It's set up for people who cook, not just reheat. Everyday errands stay easy too – Cloverdale village is 10–15 minutes, Pacific City about 20. The breakfast bar and dining table double as an easy spot to set up a laptop, and a wired ethernet connection (plus WiFi, 1000 Mbps) keeps calls and workdays steady. In-home laundry means no laundromat trips between shifts. Mini split heat pump insures interior comfort no matter what the tempuraure is outdoors. Room to rest and reset. The primary suite with a queen bed is large, with its own en suite bathroom and shower for washing off a long day, and a walk-in closet sized for a long-term stay. A second bedroom sleeps one comfortably, two a bit more snugly in a full bed. Outside, the covered deck has a nice view of the river— a full outdoor kitchen with stainless grill and prep sink, several seating areas, all situated in a beautifully maintained landscape. There is an abundance of birds of all types from eagles to kingfishers to gold finches. Deer and elk, an occasional otter, mink and much more can be sited off and on from the living room windows. Binoculars are included as well as birding books and a few table games to enjoy. Good to know at a glance: • 30-night minimum – built for monthly and mid-term stays • Single-level layout, no interior stairs • River frontage with fishing access out back • Covered deck with full outdoor kitchen (grill + sink+small refer) and river views • Indoor kitchen stocked for real cooking (island, stand mixer, coffee maker) • Primary suite with walk-in closet and en suite bathroom • WiFi and wired ethernet (30 Mbps) — remote-work ready • In-home laundry • No pets Reach out with any questions about a longer season on the river. We offer discounts for extended stays. Guest access You'll have the entire place, and the river, to yourself – the full indoor kitchen, the covered riverfront deck and its outdoor kitchen, and in-home laundry included. Off-street parking is easy on site. Other things to note • 30-night minimum stay. The home is in an HOA that only permits stays of 30 nights or longer, so it's set up for monthly and mid-term guests – relocations, work assignments, and seasonal stays. • No pets. Service animals ok. • Riverfront property. The Nestucca runs directly behind the home. It's a calm, scenic stretch, but worth keeping in mind for guests with young children. • Single-level living. No interior stairs, which suits guests who'd rather avoid them. • Fishing is seasonal and regulated. Salmon, steelhead, and cutthroat runs vary by season and river section – check current ODFW regulations before you fish. The home sits in Nestucca Bend, a quiet, country-residential pocket of Cloverdale in the Nestucca River Valley – river sounds rather than road noise, with river, bay, forest, and beach all within an easy radius. • Cloverdale village (~10–15 min): a small historic dairy-farming town with shops, antiques, galleries, and history murals depicting the river, the fishing fleet, and early valley life. • Pacific City & Cape Kiwanda (~15–22 min): beach town with a huge sandstone dune, Three Capes views, the original Pelican Brewery, and the century-old dory fleet that launches straight through the surf — the only commercial port of its kind on the West Coast. • Nestucca Bay National Wildlife Refuge (~10–15 min): hiking, birding, and panoramic Pacific views without the Cape Kiwanda crowds. • Bob Straub State Park & Nestucca Spit (~18–22 min): beach access and walking on the sand spit. • Tillamook Creamery (~35–45 min): free self-guided tour, cheese, and ice cream. • For working stays: Adventist Health has a medical office in Pacific City (~15–20 min); the 25-bed Adventist Health Tillamook hospital is ~35–45 min north – useful if you're here on a healthcare assignment. Closer to home, the valley rewards a slower pace: paddle the calm river and bay, crab or clam in Nestucca Bay, drive the Nestucca River Back Country Byway through the Coast Range, or pack a picnic up to Hebo Lake. Neskowin's ghost forest and the 319-foot Munson Creek Falls make easy half-day trips. Salmon, steelhead, and cutthroat run the river seasonally.