172 CAMBRIDGE AVE , Silverton, OR 97381(Marion County)

Welcome to a property that delivers privacy, functionality, and lifestyle—positioned at the end of two low-traffic dead-end roads, this home offers a uniquely peaceful setting that’s rare. The floor plan includes four bedrooms, an office on the main level, and a large open bonus loft—ideal for additional living, play, or workspace. Natural light bay windows, gas fireplace adds both comfort and character. The primary suite also features its own gas fireplace, creating a warm, private retreat. Luxury vinyl plank flooring has been newly updated throughout the upper level, excluding bedrooms, offering a clean and modern backdrop. A 2-year-old gas HVAC system ensures efficient heating and cooling plus there is a spacious three-car garage. In addition, a large 8 x 10 shed with loft storage offers valuable extra space or would make a great play structure. The covered front porch is a bonus feature with a beautiful territorial view. Imagine relaxing on the quiet front porch in the early evening, watching wildlife move through the open field below while the sky glows at sunset. Step into the private backyard to unwind with a cup of coffee in the morning or host lively gatherings on the lawn while family plays on the built-in trampoline. The home’s layout flows easily for everyday living, with peaceful spots to work from home, cozy up by the fire, or spread out in the open loft for movie nights or game time. Appliances include a freestanding LG multi-door refrigerator, stainless steel freestanding gas range, built-in dishwasher, and full washer and dryer set—all included in the sale for move-in ready - new fence and a built-in trampoline provides an extra layer of fun. Mounted TVs are not included in the sale; however, mounting brackets may remain - assumable loan at $422,000 @ 3.375% —an exceptional financing opportunity for qualified buyers.

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