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15095 Highway 238, Jacksonville, OR 97530
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Property Type
Commercial Lease
Commercial Lease
Built
1948
1948
Lot Size
2.18 Acres
2.18 Acres
Property Highlights
Property Highlights
– Turn-key restaurant and general store on Oregon Highway 238 in the Applegate Valley
– Formerly operated as Applegate Station
– Regular patronage from locals, tourists, winery traffic, and recreational visitors
– Located on the primary corridor connecting Jacksonville, Applegate, and Grants Pass, providing consistent drive-by exposure
– Established hospitality layout with existing commercial kitchen infrastructure
– Flexible dining and retail areas suitable for restaurant, cafĂ©, market, winery-related, or specialty food and beverage concepts
– Excellent visibility and abundant on-site parking
– Surrounded by vineyards and outdoor recreation, with access to the Rogue River corridor
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