About the neighborhood
The Larch Lodge at Neahkahnie is set within one of Manzanita’s most peaceful and desirable residential neighborhoods—quiet, scenic, and intentionally removed from through traffic. The surrounding streets are wide and calm, lined with thoughtfully designed modern coastal homes, creating a refined yet relaxed atmosphere that feels private, safe, and unrushed.
A short walk leads you to the beach, where expansive sands, dramatic headlands, and ever-changing light define the Oregon Coast at its best. From morning beach walks to golden-hour sunsets, the setting invites you to slow down and stay present. Just nearby, Neahkahnie–Manzanita State Park offers scenic hiking trails, elevated ocean viewpoints, and immersive access to the coastline for those who love to explore on foot.
Downtown Manzanita is close enough to enjoy easily—whether walking or biking—yet far enough away to preserve the serene, residential feel of the neighborhood. The town itself is known for its charming coffee shops, local boutiques, casual dining, and an unpretentious coastal vibe that feels authentic and refreshingly unhurried.
This is a neighborhood that values peace, respect, and connection to the outdoors—ideal for guests seeking a refined coastal escape where quiet mornings, fresh air, and thoughtful design set the tone for each day.
Nearby Towns & Attractions
Manzanita – Just one mile away, this beloved coastal town offers miles of uncrowded beach, rolling dunes, and stunning views of Neahkahnie Mountain. Known for its quiet beauty and laid-back charm, it’s perfect for long walks, casual dining, and slow coastal days.
Nehalem – Only 2 miles away, Nehalem is a charming small town with local restaurants, shops, and access to Nehalem Bay for kayaking, crabbing, and fishing.
Wheeler – About 5 miles away, this sunny, historic village sits along the Nehalem River and offers a peaceful, small-town atmosphere with waterfront views and classic North Coast character.
Brighton – Located 8 miles away on Nehalem Bay, Brighton is known for its fishing, clamming, and crabbing traditions, as well as fresh catch of the day seafood and easy access to Nehalem Bay State Park.
Cannon Beach – Approximately 15 miles north, Cannon Beach is famous for iconic Haystack Rock, an artsy downtown, and access to Ecola State Park—blending natural beauty with a polished coastal experience.
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Getting around
Manzanita is wonderfully walkable, and this home’s location makes it easy to get around without a car. The beach is just a short stroll away, and downtown Manzanita—home to local shops, cafés, and restaurants—is easily reached on foot or by bike.
For exploring beyond town, having a car is recommended. Scenic drives along Highway 101 connect you to nearby coastal gems, hiking trails, golf, and state parks. Biking is also a popular way to get around the area, especially on quieter neighborhood streets.
Parking:
Free on-site parking is available for up to three vehicles at the home. The neighborhood is residential and calm, so street parking is discouraged — please plan to use the designated parking areas provided.
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