Growing at an annual rate of 4.6% per year, Crook County was the 8th fastest growing county in the U.S. in 2017 (Source: OPB, 3/23/17), and did not show any signs of slowing down in the last four years. These two tracts of land, with a total of 423± acres, are zoned RRM5 that are suitable for five-acre residential lots. Located ten minutes from downtown Prineville, 45 minutes from Bend, 30 minutes from the Redmond airport, and two and a half hours from Portland, you will enjoy the benefits of country living without having to sacrifice the conveniences of living in a larger metropolitan area. Central Oregon and the Prineville area are considered by many to be some of the best places to live. With over 300 days of sunshine, unlimited recreational opportunities, and pristine beauty, it’s no wonder why it continues to be a desirable place to live. This property also has the potential for a solar project, with preliminary work already being completed. This is the perfect opportunity to be in one of the best places to live in the United States. Keep some or all of the 423± acres for yourself and build a nice family retreat. Stearns Land Company is an excellent project choice or for someone looking to build their dream home while making a good investment.
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This Central Oregon property offers an excellent project choice or for someone looking to build their dream home while making a good investment. With over 300 days of sunshine, unlimited recreational opportunities, and pristine beauty, it’s no wonder why it continues to be a desirable place to live. This property also has the potential for a solar project, with preliminary work already being completed. This is the perfect opportunity to be in one of the best places to live in the United States.
Welcome to this 90± acre riverfront property near downtown Lebanon. It offers lush farmland and excellent fishing access to the South Santiam River, ideal for steelhead and salmon. With 1± miles of riverfront, this secluded retreat is perfect for fishing, wildlife viewing, or a small farming operation. The fertile soils support diverse crops. Enjoy rural living with urban amenities nearby, making it a great escape. Buyers should verify any planning restrictions with Linn County.
Discover Little Butte Creek Hideaway, a 278.99± acre property in Southern Oregon’s Lake Creek area. It features two year-round creeks, springs from rock cliffs, and over a mile of creek frontage. With homesite approval, pond water rights, and power nearby, it’s ideal for a private retreat or wilderness home. Surrounded by canyons and wildlife-rich Rogue Hunting Unit, including deer, bear, turkey, and elk, it qualifies for landowner preference tags. It’s perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
Central Oregon offers a 1,000± acre canvas perfect for your agricultural dreams. With 539± acres of irrigated land, two wells, and electrical infrastructure, this property is ready to support a thriving hay or cattle ranch. A full-price offer includes a new 7-tower T-L center pivot with advanced controls. The existing shop, greenhouses, and storage containers reduce start-up costs. This secluded yet accessible property is ideal for cultivating high-value crops or expanding your ranch.
Razorback Ridge, spanning 3,648.49± acres in Oregon and just an hour from Klamath Falls, hosts deer, elk, bear, and more. Its elevations range from 5,100’ to 7,300’. It features Howard Creek and the potential for LOP hunting tags in Unit #75. Surrounded by Fremont National Forest and accessible via USFS Road #387, it offers endless outdoor activities, timber investment opportunities, and breathtaking views, making it ideal for creating a hunting retreat, recreational-use land, or ranch.
The Tackman Ranch is nestled where Central Oregon’s high desert meets the Maury Mountains in the Ochoco National Forest. It offers a rural lifestyle with privacy, 90± acres of water rights, and a 1,820± acre BLM grazing permit, ideal for cattle. Part of the Maury Hunting Unit, it is renowned for mule deer, antelope, and Rocky Mountain elk hunting, providing four LOP tags. A homesite with a domestic well, power, a shop, animal stalls, and a hayshed adds convenience to this serene location.
Discover Turner Creek Hideaway, a secluded gem near Prineville, Oregon, offering unparalleled outdoor recreation. Nestled in the prestigious Grizzly Hunting Unit, it includes two preference tags, promising rich wildlife encounters. With Turner Creek meandering through, it’s a haven for snowmobiling, ATV riding, horseback adventures, hiking, camping, and biking. An expansive blank canvas awaits your vision. Additional acres available. A rare find, this property won’t last long.
An outdoor enthusiast’s dream, this ranch offers endless adventures in snowmobiling, ATV’ing, horseback riding, hiking, camping, biking, and more. Or enjoy sitting by the campfire, relaxing, and breathing in the fresh mountain air. This blank canvas is waiting for you to make it the retreat you’ve been dreaming of. With 3 LOP tags, plenty of wildlife, two seasonal creeks, excellent access, and only 15 minutes to Prineville and an hour to Bend, Oregon, this is the perfect hideaway in the woods.
If you’ve been searching for mountain property with river frontage that is host to a diverse species of fish and qualifies for LOP tags in one of the most versatile and coveted hunting units in Eastern Oregon, Ritter on the River is something to reckon with. The property boasts 0.62± miles of river frontage on the Middle Fork John Day River, with a ready-to-build homesite that is adjacent to the Ritter Hot Springs. It’s the idyllic mountain living you’ve been glassing.
This ranch is just minutes from the John Day River at Clarno and adjacent to BLM lands fenced-in which are permitted for 21 Animal Unit Months (AUMs) of grazing. The rolling terrain has tremendous views of the John Day River Canyon. It is transected by five draws that provide seasonal drainage, and springs provide good water and cover for livestock and wildlife. The varied terrain is frequented by Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, chukar, turkey, and more.
