31212 CAMAS LN

Eugene, OR 97405

Welcome to Lavender Hill Sanctuary, a Modern Craftsman retreat built in 2014 by Rainbow Valley Construction. Set on over 30 rolling acres in South Eugene, this home highlights sustainable design, quality craftsmanship, and thoughtful accessibility. Interior finishes include bamboo floors, tile in the bathrooms, and durable linseed-based Marmoleum flooring in the kitchen and laundry, along with aluminum-clad casement windows. The one-level layout offers easy-flow spaces, a curbless shower, a walk-in soaking tub, and a well-designed kitchen. Guided by a Forest Stewardship Plan and permaculture design, the land is alive with lavender, fruit trees, grapevines, and diverse perennial plantings. Deer-height fencing surrounds raised beds with asparagus, artichokes, and more. As part of the permaculture approach, a rainwater catchment system collects from the metal roof and gutters, providing about 1,000 gallons of storage to help sustain the gardens. A seasonal water feature comes alive with frogs and wildlife in the fall. At roughly 1,000 feet in elevation, the property offers territorial views, meandering trails, and a southwest corner with a beautiful vantage point of Spencer Butte. The property also includes partial perimeter fencing and a 4-stall shed row barn. Lavender Hill Sanctuary offers peace, privacy, and a lifestyle in harmony with nature, all just minutes from town.

Listing courtesy of Venus McBride of HORSEPOWER REAL ESTATE 5415434949



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