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Bailey's Break at Pacific City *Surf *Sand*Dogs*

Open-concept living room and kitchen counter with high vaulted ceilings, skylight, and large windows.Aerial view of a coastal neighborhood with a green heart-shaped graphic highlighting a property near a sandy beach and offshore sea stack.Elevated wooden deck with outdoor chairs, a fire pit, dining table, and a stainless steel grill surrounded by pine trees.Exterior view of a multi-story shingled home with a two-car garage framed by pine trees under a clear blue sky.Exterior of the Pacific City Yacht Club Building featuring Moment Surf Company and a breakfast burrito stand under a blue sky.Open-concept living room with vaulted ceiling, two sofas, coffee table, and an adjoining kitchen.A surfboard with fins and decals mounted horizontally on a wall using wooden brackets.Kitchen counter corner with a coffee maker, pod carousel, and sugar canister beneath under-cabinet lighting.Open-concept living room with a brown leather couch facing the kitchen and dining area under a vaulted ceiling.Close-up of an off-white stovetop tea kettle with wooden handle accents resting on a stovetop burner.Open-concept kitchen with light wood cabinets, black refrigerator, an island with barstools, and vaulted ceilings.An outdoor wooden deck with chairs, a small table, a gas grill, and a fire bowl, surrounded by pine trees under a blue sky.Kitchen with wooden cabinetry, center island with barstools, black refrigerator, and an open door leading to an outdoor deck with a barbecue grill.Bathroom featuring a vanity with an oval sink, a large mirror, overhead lighting, a toilet, and a closed shower curtain.A circular hanging decoration displaying a preserved starfish against a window with outdoor foliage visible outside.Bedroom with dark wood bunk beds featuring built-in storage drawers, carpeted flooring, and a window with dark curtains.Close-up view of pillows and bedding on a bed near a window.High-angle view of an open-concept kitchen, dining area, and living space with wood cabinetry and tile flooring.Upstairs loft sitting area with carpet, wood railings overlooking the lower level, a futon, an armchair, and a telescope near the windows.Trio of framed beach-themed photos connected by rope hanging on an interior wall.Bedroom with a wood sleigh bed, vaulted ceiling, and sliding glass door leading out to an elevated deck.Bedroom with vaulted ceiling, made bed, TV on a stand, and sliding glass door leading to a balcony overlooking treetops.Bedroom featuring a made bed with a wood headboard flanked by matching nightstands and bedside lamps under a vaulted ceiling.Bathroom featuring a deep soaking bathtub with tile surround next to a wooden vanity with dark countertop and large mirror.Bathroom with a wood vanity, white oval sink, toilet, window, and a glass-enclosed shower stall.A laundry alcove under a sloped ceiling with a white washer and dryer, adjacent to an entryway with a front door.Framed black and white illustration of an intricately patterned whale on a teal wall.Hallway with tiled floor, wooden interior doors, a surfboard-shaped runner rug, and a view into a bedroom at the end.Bedroom featuring a wooden bunk bed, a flat-screen television on a console table, and a window with views of trees.Close-up of a made bed featuring a brown throw pillow against white pillows with a patterned blanket in the foreground.Surfboard-themed wall art hanging on a neutral wall.Bathroom with a wood vanity, dark countertop, toilet, frosted window, and shower curtain decorated with leaves and birds.A converted garage game room featuring a ping-pong table in the center, an armchair, an extra refrigerator, and beach gear storage.Garage converted into a game room with a ping-pong table, sofa, and armchair on concrete floors.Multiple bicycles and scooters parked inside an open garage with a sofa and recreational items in the background.A covered wooden deck beside a cedar-shingled exterior wall looks out onto a pine forest under a blue sky.Sunlight filtering through a dense pine forest viewed from beside a fenced deck.Exterior of a shingle-sided multi-story home with a raised deck, surrounded by pine trees and sandy ground.Exterior front view of a multi-story home with wood shingle siding and a two-car garage framed by evergreen trees under a blue sky.Aerial view of a multi-story home with shake siding nestled among neighboring houses and backed by a dense pine forest.Exterior front view of a multi-story home with wood shingle siding and a paved driveway surrounded by pine trees.Aerial view of a neighborhood cul-de-sac bordered by a dense forest of evergreen trees and rolling hills.Aerial view of a coastal neighborhood bordered by a dense evergreen forest with hills and water in the distance under a blue sky.Aerial view showing dense pine forest in the foreground leading to a residential neighborhood, sandy beach, and the ocean with an offshore sea stack.High-altitude aerial view of a coastal town, beach, ocean, and sea stack rock formations under a blue sky.Aerial view looking over evergreen forest and coastal neighborhood toward the ocean and a large sea stackWide sandy beach viewed over dune grass, with a large sea stack rock in the ocean under a clear blue sky.Covered outdoor patio with bright orange picnic tables looking out over a sandy beach, ocean waters, and a sea stack rock formation.Exterior of Pelican Brewing Company building featuring an order window, pickup window, and an adjacent parking lot.A small blue motorboat sits on a sandy beach shore near large sand dunes and cliffs beneath a blue sky.Outdoor paved dining area with black picnic tables and a red Village Scoop ice cream trailer under a bright blue sky.Exterior view of Hawk Creek Cafe with a red covered tent and patio umbrella framed by blooming white flowers.Open double doors leading into a retail provisions shop with shelves, merchandise, stacked firewood outside, and an open neon sign.Wide view of a sandy beach bordered by forested cliffs under a blue sky.Exterior view of the Neskowin Beach Golf Course clubhouse, practice green, and wooden entrance sign on a sunny day.
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House in Pacific City, Oregon

12 guests • 3 bedrooms • 9 beds • 3 full baths
Three-Story Surf Basecamp | King Suite | Two Bunk Rooms | Loft | Ping-Pong | Bikes + Beach Toys | Fire Pit + BBQ Welcome to Bailey’s Break, a bright and spacious three-story coastal home created for families and groups who come to Pacific City for the beach, the waves, and time together. Sleeping up to 12 guests, this custom home offers a private King suite, two dedicated bunk rooms, a fun upstairs loft, multiple gathering spaces, and plenty of room to spread out. Just a short walk from the beach and close to Cape Kiwanda, Bailey’s Break puts you right in the middle of one of the Oregon Coast’s most beloved surf towns. The expansive second-floor great room is the heart of the home, with soaring windows bringing in natural light and beautiful views of the wooded surroundings. Gather in the comfortable living area for a movie, share meals around the dining table, or settle in with coffee while enjoying the peaceful coastal setting. The fully equipped kitchen has everything you need for easy breakfasts, packed beach lunches, and dinners for the whole crew, while the open-concept layout keeps everyone connected. The three-story design gives larger groups both together time and personal space. On the lower level, a dedicated bunk room features a double-over-twin bunk bed, twin trundle, and TV, with a full bathroom nearby. The garage provides a great recreation zone with a ping-pong table, bikes, and beach toys ready for your next outing. A laundry area is also available for those inevitable sandy and salty beach-day clothes. The second floor features another bunk room with a double-over-twin bunk bed, twin trundle, and TV, along with a nearby full bathroom. Step outside onto the balcony for fresh coastal air, fire up the BBQ for dinner, or gather around the fire pit as the evening winds down. There are plenty of places throughout the home to play, relax, reconnect, or simply escape with a good book. Upstairs, the private third-floor King suite offers a quieter retreat. The suite includes a comfortable King bed, TV, and private full bathroom with both a soaking tub and shower. Step onto the private balcony to enjoy the surrounding scenery, or head into the adjoining loft, where a full futon sofa sleeper and telescope create a fun hideaway for kids or additional sleeping space. Outside, the wooded setting behind the home adds another layer to the Pacific City experience. Designated trails provide opportunities to explore, while the provided bikes make it easy to cruise around town. Grab the beach toys, load up the crew, and make your way toward the sand for a day of surfing, beachcombing, fishing, kite flying, or simply watching the waves roll toward shore. And then there are the waves. Pacific City is one of the Oregon Coast's premier surf destinations, known for its powerful Pacific swells, consistent surf, and dramatic setting beneath Cape Kiwanda. Surfers come here year-round to chase everything from manageable waves for beginners to bigger, more challenging swells for experienced riders. Whether you are bringing your own board, renting gear, or hoping to take a lesson, the surf culture is an unmistakable part of the Pacific City experience. There is something special about waking up near the ocean, checking the conditions, grabbing your board, and spending the day watching the Pacific do what it does best. Cape Kiwanda provides an unforgettable backdrop to it all, with towering sandstone cliffs, expansive sandy beaches, tide pools, sunsets, and the iconic Haystack Rock rising from the water offshore. Spend the morning in the surf, explore the cape in the afternoon, grab a local meal or craft beer afterward, and return to Bailey’s Break for ping-pong, dinner, a soak in the tub, or an evening around the fire pit. Pacific City also makes a fantastic launching point for exploring the North Oregon Coast. Head north toward Tillamook for cheese, museums, and coastal scenery, or south toward Lincoln City for shopping, dining, and more miles of beaches. But with the surf, sand, Cape Kiwanda, local restaurants, and outdoor adventures so close to home, you may find everything you need right here. Bailey’s Break is more than a beach house—it’s your Pacific City basecamp. Bring the family, bring your friends, bring the boards, and settle into a home designed for big beach days, epic Oregon Coast swells, and the kind of evenings everyone remembers long after the sand is gone. Save this home ❤️ to easily find it later. Notes: Maximum occupancy is 12 guests, including children. Parking is available for up to 4 vehicles, all in the driveway. The garage is not available for guest parking. Dogs are welcome, with a maximum of 2 dogs and a $120 non-refundable pet fee, plus tax. Dogs must remain off furniture, including beds, couches, and chairs, and guests are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. Guests must be at least 25 years old to rent this home. Amenities and furnishings may change as the home is individually owned. STVR#851-10-1314 We strongly encourage all guests to purchase travel insurance to protect against unexpected cancellations, travel disruptions, illness, weather events, or other unforeseen circumstances. Refunds are issued in accordance with the cancellation policy selected at the time of booking.
What this place offers
  • Dryer
  • Fire pit
  • Heating
  • Wifi
  • Outdoor furniture
  • Free parking
  • Patio (uncovered)
  • TV
  • Washing machine
  • Outdoor dining area
Where you'll sleep
Bedroom 1
1 king
Bedroom 2
1 full, 2 twins
Bedroom 3
1 full, 2 twins
Sofa Bed
1 sofa bed (1 full)
Futon Bed
1 futon (1 full)
Pacific City, OR, USA
About the neighborhood
Bailey’s Break is tucked into a peaceful wooded setting in Pacific City, giving you the best of both worlds: a quiet place to retreat at the end of the day and easy access to the beach, surf, Cape Kiwanda, restaurants, and the laid-back energy that makes Pacific City such a special place on the Oregon Coast. This is a neighborhood where mornings can begin with coffee and the sound of the ocean in the distance, afternoons are spent exploring the beach, and evenings are made for gathering around the fire. Pacific City is best known for its spectacular coastline and its legendary surf. The community sits directly along the Pacific Ocean with Cape Kiwanda creating one of the most recognizable landscapes on the Oregon Coast. The area is famous for its dramatic sandstone cliffs, enormous sand dune, wide sandy beach, and iconic Haystack Rock rising offshore. On days when the Pacific is sending in a serious swell, Cape Kiwanda becomes an incredible place to watch the power of the ocean—or grab your board and get out there. Surfing is a huge part of the personality of Pacific City. Experienced surfers come here to chase the area's powerful Pacific swells, while beginners can find opportunities for lessons and more approachable conditions depending on the day. Even if you never paddle out, watching surfers work the waves from the beach is part of the Pacific City experience. Bring your board, rent equipment locally, take a lesson, or simply find a spot on the sand and watch the action. When you're ready to explore beyond the surf, Cape Kiwanda offers miles of beach, towering dunes, dramatic viewpoints, tide pools, and opportunities to see the Oregon Coast at its wildest. Hiking up and around the cape rewards you with sweeping views of the ocean, beach, and surrounding coastline. Sunset is particularly beautiful here, when the cliffs and rock formations take on warm colors and the Pacific stretches endlessly toward the horizon. The community itself is small, relaxed, and wonderfully walkable in the areas around the beach and cape. You'll find local restaurants, coffee, breweries, shops, and casual places to grab something after a day outdoors. Pacific City is home to the iconic Pelican Brewing Company, making it easy to pair a beach day with a locally brewed beer and a meal overlooking the coast. During the warmer months, the town comes alive with visitors enjoying the beach, surf, hiking, fishing, and other outdoor adventures. Fishing is another longtime part of Pacific City's identity. The Nestucca River is nearby, offering additional opportunities for fishing, wildlife viewing, kayaking, and enjoying the area's natural beauty. The river meets the ocean just south of town, creating an especially scenic landscape where forest, river, dunes, and Pacific coastline all come together. For a change of scenery, Pacific City makes a great base for exploring the surrounding North Oregon Coast. Head north toward Tillamook and explore the Tillamook Creamery, scenic Three Capes routes, and additional coastal communities. Travel south toward Lincoln City for shopping, dining, outlet stores, galleries, and even more miles of sandy beach. Along the way, you'll find viewpoints, state parks, trails, lighthouses, and countless places to pull over and explore. The beauty of staying at Bailey’s Break is that you don't have to plan every minute of your vacation. Spend the morning surfing, the afternoon exploring Cape Kiwanda, and the evening back at the house playing ping-pong or gathering around the fire. Or slow everything down, walk to the beach, watch the waves, grab dinner in town, and let Pacific City set the pace. This is the Oregon Coast at its most adventurous and authentic—big waves, wide beaches, towering dunes, salty air, local food, spectacular sunsets, and a community that knows how to enjoy the coast. Bailey’s Break puts you close enough to experience it all while giving you a peaceful wooded home base to come back to when the day's adventures are over.
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Getting around
Bailey’s Break is ideally located for enjoying Pacific City by car, bike, or on foot. The home is in a peaceful wooded neighborhood, while the beach, Cape Kiwanda, restaurants, breweries, shops, and other local attractions are just a short drive or bike ride away. If your goal is to spend your vacation surfing, exploring the coast, and enjoying the outdoors, you’ll find it easy to get where you want to go from the house. For guests heading to the beach, having a car makes it especially convenient to load up your boards, beach chairs, toys, towels, and everything else you need for a full day on the sand. Pacific City’s beach is expansive, and Cape Kiwanda and the surrounding coastline offer plenty of places to explore. Surf conditions can vary throughout the day, so having your own vehicle also makes it easy to check out different stretches of shoreline and find the spot that suits your plans. The home includes bikes for guests to use, making them a fun option for exploring the neighborhood and getting around town. Biking is a great way to experience Pacific City at a slower pace, especially when you're heading out for coffee, grabbing something to eat, or cruising toward the beach. Please remember that coastal weather can change quickly, so bring appropriate layers and use caution when riding. Many of Pacific City’s most popular attractions are within a short drive of Bailey’s Break. Cape Kiwanda, the beach, local restaurants, breweries, and shops are all close by. Depending on where you're headed, some destinations may also be comfortable to reach on foot, but guests should be prepared for walking along neighborhood roads and routes without dedicated sidewalks in some areas. If you're planning to explore beyond Pacific City, a vehicle is highly recommended. The North Oregon Coast is made for road trips, with scenic Highway 101 connecting Pacific City to neighboring coastal communities and attractions. Head north toward Tillamook, the Three Capes Scenic Route, Oceanside, and additional beaches and viewpoints, or drive south toward Lincoln City for shopping, restaurants, galleries, entertainment, and more coastline to explore. A car also makes it easy to visit nearby state parks, hiking trails, rivers, viewpoints, and other Oregon Coast destinations. Parking at Bailey’s Break: The home accommodates up to 4 vehicles, with all guest parking located in the driveway. The garage is not available for guest parking, so please plan accordingly and keep all vehicles within the designated driveway area. Because parking is limited to four vehicles, groups traveling together should coordinate vehicles in advance. When visiting the beach and other popular Pacific City attractions, parking availability can vary depending on the season, weather, weekends, and local events. Summer and holiday periods can be particularly busy, so we recommend heading out earlier in the day if you have a specific destination or beach activity in mind. Always observe posted parking restrictions and be considerate of residential areas. For surfers, the location makes it easy to build your day around the ocean. Check the conditions, load up your gear, head toward the beach, and return to Bailey’s Break when you're ready to dry off and relax. The home's bikes and beach toys make spontaneous outings easy, while the driveway parking gives you a convenient home base for larger coastal adventures. Whether you're staying close to home or using Pacific City as your launch point for exploring the Oregon Coast, Bailey’s Break gives you the flexibility to do both. Park at the house, grab your gear, and head out for a day of waves, beaches, scenic drives, hiking, fishing, food, and everything that makes this stretch of the Oregon Coast unforgettable.
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House rules
  • Check-in after 4:00 PM
  • Check-out before 10:00 AM
  • 12 guests maximum
Safety & property
  • Exterior security cameras on property
  • Carbon monoxide alarm installed
  • Smoke alarm installed
Cancellation policy
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