Stunning Straw Bale House for Sale in Ashland, OR (Sold)

Written By Gabriella
August 31, 2019

This stunning straw bale home is one of our favorites and was actually baled during one of our previous workshops! The owners are relocating to the east coast for work, which leaves you with an opportunity to perhaps buy one of the most beautiful and unique straw bale houses out there!

Elegantly constructed post and beam home with unique old-world European artisan details. All the rural charm of private wooded acreage with a seasonal creek and garden/orchard; plus the urban amenities of high speed internet and a very short drive to shopping and downtown Ashland (pop. 22,000) which offers a lively arts, food, theater, and music scene. Ashland has also been home to our family for the last 20 years and is one of the loveliest areas to live in.

Key design considerations include energy efficiency, low maintenance, sustainability, and the use of high-quality and healthy building materials.

Custom finish details in the main home include:

Plaster walls

Beautiful exposed timber trusses

Quartzite counters, custom stone work, stained glass windows

Large custom-built Tulikivi soapstone fireplace

Painted sky mural in children’s room

Spacious home office/library

Reading/sleeping nook

Oversized luxury bathtub in master bathroom

Additional structures include:

Workshop

Barn

3-room studio with wood floors, wood stove and french doors to patio.

Property features:

Seasonal creek that flows most of the year with waterfall and water rights

A meadow

Fully fenced and irrigated organic garden with grapevines, mature fruit and nut trees

Home/lot size and price:

1,651 sf

2 bedroom/2 bath

14 acres

$600,000

For more information, please click on the listing page HERE. Or contact the Catherine Rowe team at John L Scott Realty directly: 541.708.3975

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