Where the Coast Range Meets Home: A Rare Acreage Find in Sheridan, Oregon

Offered at $575,000 | 1,440 SF | 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bathrooms | 14.16 Acres

7115 Red Prairie Rd is a single-level ranch home set on almost 15 idyllic acres just outside Sheridan, with views of the Coast Range, farmland, and gentle rolling hills in every direction. Want the full story? Reach Catherine Summers at 971-219-9858 or catherine@thebellacasagroup.com for all the details.

Single-level ranch home set on 14.16 acres outside Sheridan.

Country Living, Without the Long Drive

Some places feel far from everything. This one just feels peaceful.

Red Prairie Rd is a quiet stretch of country road on the edge of Sheridan, where the Coast Range, open farmland, and gentle rolling hills surround the property. Yet getting where you need to go is simple. McMinnville and Salem are each about 30 minutes away, and the Oregon Coast is less than an hour down the road.

Updated Where It Counts

At 1,440 square feet, this single-level ranch keeps life simple, with three bedrooms and one bathroom all on one floor. The big-ticket work is already done: new wiring with a 200 amp breaker panel, new PEX plumbing, fiberglass insulation, fresh drywall throughout the living areas, LED lighting, and a new pressure tank in the well house. A mini split keeps the living area comfortable, and Cadet wall heaters warm the bedrooms.

The finishes bring the warmth. Luxury vinyl plank flooring runs throughout, the bathroom has been updated, and the kitchen features new appliances and rustic cherry cabinetry. That cherry carries into the rest of the home, with custom-built wardrobes in the bedrooms and a custom cherry secretary in the dining room. It’s the kind of handcrafted detail you don’t often find.

Updated single-level living with newer flooring and cabinetry.

Updated kitchen with new appliances and rustic cherry cabinetry.

Fourteen Acres, Working and Quiet

The home and barn, set among farmland with the Coast Range rising beyond.

The land is mostly level and highly usable, which is rarer than it sounds out here. Recently planted in grass seed, it’s suited for certain crops, animals, or simply room to roam.

The fruit trees add a little harvest every season, with apple, two kinds of pear, walnut, and cherry. There’s also a pond on the property, currently overgrown with blackberries and waiting for someone to bring it back to life.

Room for the Work, Too

Country living comes with gear, and this property is ready for it. A machine shop, shed, and barn combo gives you space for equipment, tools, hay, and projects, all in one place. The barn is wired for 220 and works well for storage today, with room to upgrade for livestock down the road.

Machine shop, shed, and barn combo, wired for 220.

Another nice bonus: property taxes come in very low, a welcome number for this much land.

Sheridan Is Easy to Call Home

If you’re new to the area, here’s what you’re stepping into.

Sheridan is a small, friendly town on the western edge of the Willamette Valley, tucked against the foothills of the Coast Range along the South Yamhill River. Farming and timber built this community, and that steady, hardworking character is still easy to feel today.

It’s well placed for everyday life and weekend plans alike. McMinnville’s historic downtown, tasting rooms, and restaurants are an easy drive up Highway 18. Salem is reachable by Highway 22. Head west, and the same Highway 18 carries you to the coast. Summer brings Sheridan Days, one of the town’s signature community gatherings, and the vineyards rolling across Yamhill County keep wine country right around the corner.

A bird’s-eye view of the home, barn, and Christmas tree rows, set among Sheridan’s rolling farmland.

A Few Local Favorites

Settling into a new area is easier with a few go-to spots. Here are some worth knowing.

Riverside Cafe

Right on Bridge Street in downtown Sheridan, this is a classic small-town breakfast stop. Locals point to the biscuits and gravy, crispy hash browns, and the Riverside burger. It’s the kind of place where a weekend breakfast turns into a habit.

Art+Science Cider & Wine

Photo source: https://www.artandsciencenw.com/tasting-room/

Just outside town, Art+Science makes small-batch natural cider and wine, and the tasting room is a destination in its own right. Picture drought-tolerant gardens, Coast Range views, covered seating, and a summer concert series played from a truck stage. If you love the views from Red Prairie Rd, you’ll feel right at home here.

Fort Yamhill State Heritage Area

A short drive west toward Grand Ronde, this quiet state park offers an easy interpretive trail, picnic spots, and views toward Spirit Mountain. The site tells the history of the 1850s fort and the Grand Ronde people, with exhibits created in partnership with the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. There’s no parking fee, which makes it an easy afternoon outing.

From 7115 Red Prairie Rd, all of it is part of everyday life.

 Catherine Summers, Principal Broker with The McCreith Team at Bella Casa Real Estate Group.

Come Walk the Land

If you’ve been dreaming of single-level living, a thoughtfully updated home, and almost 15 acres of your own, all within 30 minutes of McMinnville and Salem, come see it in person. Listed by Catherine Summers, Principal Broker 971-219-9858, The Bella Casa Real Estate Group. Catherine would be glad to answer your questions and set up a time to walk the property with you.