Linda Pankey

Linda Pankey

Emerald Coast Realty
255 E. Olive
Newport, OR 97365

Cell: (541) 961-0548
Ofc: (541) 265-8875
Free: (800) 890-9683
Fax: (541) 265-7254

Newport, Oregon

Newport, Oregon Location, location, location... Centrally located on the Oregon Coast and serving as County Seat for Lincoln County, Newport offers its residents many other advantages in addition to its natural beauty. These advantages include, but are not limited to, first class shopping, schools and health care facilities, an airport with instrument landing technology, an international port facility which supports an active sport and commercial fishing fleet, beautiful parks, responsive city services and homes of exceptional quality and value.

Newport ... a unique blend of nature and progress, located where the scenic Yaquina River meets the mighty Pacific Ocean. Newport ... a bustling coastal community where friends have been coming for more than one hundred years to live and work, to relax, play and unwind. Newport ... rooted in the values of integrity and industry, united by a spirit of cooperation. For individuals who prefer a temperate weather environment, beautiful sunsets, rural or city settings, active or passive lifestyles ... Newport has it all. In fact, families, singles and businesses looking for a slower-paced, quality lifestyle have been "discovering" this truly "livable" community for many years.

Affordable housing makes the Newport area an attractive location for families and businesses. Real estate prices average below the national median, and many outstanding values can be found in Newport and the surrounding areas of Lincoln County. Young and old can benefit from the variety of living options. Newport offers unique ocean, bay and river properties with dramatic sandy beaches, breathtaking rocky shorelines, hillsides with colorful landscapes and magnificent viewpoints.

A variety of properties can be found - from older cottage style to beautiful custom built homes, from condominiums to manufactured homes, from retirement villages to small acreages hidden away in the quiet rural countryside. All share surprising affordability, especially when compared to coastal communities in California and Washington.

Seal Rock, Oregon

Seal Rock, Oregon Seal Rock is located between Newport and Waldport. With spectacular ocean views A favorite spot is the paved path and overlook at Seal Rock State Park where a pair of binoculars might allow you to catch a view of migrating whales or sea birds setting up house .

North and south of Seal Rock, the scenery gives way to an abundance of lush, green forests and gnarled, twiny, wind-swept trees. This species is obviously bent inland by the constant, heavy ocean winds and it doesn't take an expert botanist to see the climate here requires some hardy and wind resistant fauna. There are entire sections of this area of the coast where the road is dominated by long corridors of these fascinating, intricately shaped, warped trees. Southward however, the area between Seal Rock and Waldport is often dominated by the wet, thick rain forests more commonly found on the coast.

Waldport, Oregon

Waldport, Oregon Perfectly located on the Oregon Coast with miles and miles of sandy ocean beaches and rocky, picturesque shorelines nearby. Waldport is almost midway between the borders of Washington and California. That puts it within easy driving distance of many of the coast's most popular tourist attractions, such as the Oregon Coast Aquarium, the world famous Sea Lion Caves, and the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area, to name a few!

Waldport is located on the beautiful Alsea Bay, long recognized as one of the premier crabbing bays on the coast. The Oregon State Marine Board rates the Alsea Bay in the top five in the state for annual usage. Perhaps the most appealing facet of Waldport is that it is largely undiscovered by the masses, so it doesn't suffer the crushing crowds that so many coastal cities and towns are dealing with.

Newport is a mere 15 minute drive north, where you can take in a whale watching charter trip or visit the Hatfield Marine Science Center or the Oregon Coast Aquarium. You could also take in a show at the Newport Performing Arts Center and then return to Waldport for a moonlit stroll on an uncrowded beach. Whatever you like on the Oregon Coast, Waldport is close enough for you to enjoy it without the crowds and the traffic.

Yachats, Oregon

Yachats, Oregon Yachats has a beautiful rocky landscapes along the ocean with lush forest surrounding the city. Here the mountains move down to the sea and the terrain becomes as rugged as any coastline on earth.

Just south of town is Cape Perpetua, the highest point on the Oregon coast. Yachats is situated at the southern end of Lincoln County. Waldport is the next community north and Florence is located 26 miles south, by way of one of the most scenic stretches of Highway 101.

Located 25 miles North of Florence, and 25 miles South of Newport, Yachats has a mild climate with a week or two of frost in the winter and even occasionally and inch or so of snow that may last a day or two. Yachats is popular with anglers who come primarily for the smelt season between April and October. This is one of the few areas in the world where hundreds of these small sardine-like fish come to shore to spawn. The nearby Yachats River is a popular spot for salmon and steelhead fishing.