Property Overview
Gateway Farm encompasses 148.7± acres in Oregon’s desirable Gateway farming region, where the lower elevation provides a longer growing season than much of Central Oregon. That extended window allows for greater flexibility in planting and harvest timing, creating opportunities for a wider range of crops and more consistent production.
The property’s existing water infrastructure provides a valuable foundation for future agricultural development. A gravity-fed, pressurized irrigation mainline runs along the southern boundary, supplying water to wheel lines throughout the property – without the added cost of pumps, since the system operates on gravity pressure.
Supporting the farm is an impressive 8,700± square foot combination hay shed and shop with a partial concrete floor. Designed for year-round functionality, the building offers ample space for equipment storage, hay, maintenance, and workshop needs – an essential asset for an efficient agricultural operation.
A comfortable 1,920± square foot, 3-bedroom, 2-bath stick-built home sits at the center of the operation, just steps from the shop and fields. Whether serving as a primary residence or housing for a farm manager, it offers everyday convenience alongside sweeping mountain and territorial views.
For buyers seeking productive Oregon farmland with room to shape its future, Gateway Farm combines an advantageous growing climate, established infrastructure, and functional improvements in a single offering. With the essential pieces already in place, the property is well-positioned for its next chapter.
Property Facts
- 148.7± deeded acres in the Gateway area
- 142.4± acres of irrigation rights that are gravity fed (no pumps)
- Located in Central Oregon, a region known for its strong agricultural tradition and growing demand for productive farmland
- 8,700± SF hay shed/shop for equipment and hay storage
- 1,920± SF ranch-style home
- Multiple wheel lines already in place for irrigation
- Lower elevation extends the growing season
- Easy access off Highway 97 via Clark Drive
- Mountain and territorial views
