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Bordering Interstate 84 are 9.24 acres ready for development. The property is located in Boardman, OR. Easily viewed from the Interstate with great access to and from. Topography is flat Utilities are at the property line. Surrounding area businesses are: newly built-Subway, Amazon's Data Center and a new hotel. Leased 700+/- Sq Ft House on the property. only 20 +/- miles away from Interstate 82. Boardman is connected to the world through Interstate 84 and the Port of Morrow. The Port of Morrow offers a range of industrial facilities located within its 7,000 acre site. Located on

No two days are alike within the Grande Ronde River valley and only those lucky enough to live there will be able to take advantage of the true serenity the area has to offer. Capitalize on the unique opportunity to own a home located in an area known by many as one of Oregon's prime destinations for rafters and fisherman of SE Washington and NE Oregon. Experience the rare and beautiful colors on the canyon walls, challenging every fisherman day by day. The seller speaks of magical days fishing on the legendary Grande Ronde River and up the wild

The Grande Ronde Tillable Acres offers an opportunity to own 794+/- tillable acresbacked by the beautiful Grande Ronde River outside the town of La Grande, OR.Currently the farm is being leased out providing the owner with an ROI. Thecurrent tenants have implemented top farming practices and rotations with avision for superior soil health to maximizing crop production. The farm hasproduced a variety of dryland crops with an emphasis on wheat. Improvements onthe property include a single-family home, shop, and grain storage. Soilreports and further Farm Service Agency information is available upon requestfrom the Listing Broker.

The Able Place has been historically used by the family as a spring through summer grazing system for livestock. The property is 320+/- deeded acres and is located about 5 +/- miles Northwest of Long Creek, OR. The ranch is primarily a bunchgrass plant community. The ranch contains a mixture of both early season grasses along with higher preference grasses, like Idaho Fescue, during the duration of the grazing months. The property has good perimeter fencing and a livestock watering system supplied by a solar pump and well. Livestock numbers vary depending on the amount of precipitation the surrounding

The Well-Springs Ranch is a beautiful testament to thediverse lands throughout Umatilla County, OR. Historically used for grazing andrecreation, 2,158+/- all contiguous north-sloped acres provide high volumevegetation and great habitat for livestock and wildlife alike. The property islocated a short distance East of Pilot Rock, OR overlooking McKay Creek.Located within the Ukiah Unit, the property allows for (3) three Land OwnerPreference tags. Take advantage of the rare opportunities this propertyprovides to the avid outdoorsman for generations to come.

Home to some of Oregon's best wildlife habitat, this property is rare. A contiguous tract containing timber, improved meadows, and irrigated lands. Year-round out-the-gate cattle operation. Top notch improvements including a mountain lodge.Listing Broker-Todd Longgood Selling Broker-Scott Coe

The Stonehouse Ranch, consisting of 149+/- acres, is a rare find for someone looking for the off-grid dream. Backed by beautiful Wallowa-Whitman National Forest, only 31 +/- miles to Enterprise (hospital, groceries and necessities), and 38 +/- miles to Joseph (restaurants, brewery, wine tasting, shopping and all the fun of Wallowa Lake), this haven is set up for the off-the-grid experience. Enjoy riding your horses, ATVs, and snowmobiles over thousands of acres to explore. A large barn with a built-in chicken coop and corrals, offers plenty of space to spread out. The location of the property ensures a diverse

The Baker Valley Alfalfa Farm imparts the opportunity of rural living and quality hay production only minutes from downtown Baker City. A quality 2,543 sq. ft. home built in 2007 is conveniently situated on the farm. It is a custom, single level, contemporary style structure with a fenced yard that is landscaped. The main level has three bedrooms, living room, family room, and a kitchen. The attached garage was recently remodeled and converted into an office/living area with a bathroom attached. A 36'x 48' shop, complete with electricity, concrete flooring, high clearance doors, and insulation is located next

The Dixie Creek Ranch is only 1.2 miles from Interstate 84 and located approximately 12 miles south of Durkee, Oregon. The ranch is located along Dixie Creek. A 1951 home is nestled among the tidy landscaping of rocks, fruit trees and cedar trees. Outside the wood fenced yard is the irrigated pasture and rangeland. This combination provides for favorable livestock grazing. Dixie Creek is approximately 400 feet from the house. The creek runs the full length of the property.

At 100 +/- acres, the Greenhorn Property is a multi-dimensional property. A recreational enthusiast's paradise with a chance to own and operate a series of patented and unpatented mining claims, located less than 1 mile from the historic town of Greenhorn, Oregon. The John Day Wilderness area is less than a couple miles from the property and a 15 minute ATV ride from the property. For the winter season adventurer, there are multiple winter snowmobile groomed routes leading to the property. In the summer, the Blue Mountain OHV Trail System can be accessed by ATV. These trails run across

The Lodge Creek Ranch consists of 527 acres. It is only 5 miles from Interstate 84 and located South of Baker City, Oregon approximately 10 miles. The ranch is located up Dry Creek Road along Lodge Creek. Roads leaving the ranch will get you to thousands of acres of BLM and USFS lands including Burnt River Canyon and Dooley Mountain. Burnt River Canyon is known for upland bird and waterfowl hunting. Both areas provide recreational opportunities for elk, deer, pronghorn antelope and bighorn sheep. The ranch contains a mixture of both early season grasses and later maturing high quality

Bubbling springs originating on the property help create the headwaters of the Middle Fork of the John Day River. The meadow is unparalleled as it meanders over a distance of 1.5 miles through a gorgeous, mountain wetland with surrounding timber. This tract is one of the last remaining private holdings of riparian habitat in the upper John Day river system. The property contains critical habitat for Salmon and Steelhead which are Federal and State designated priority species. The flows in the meadow are significant enough that beaver actively work the hydrology creating dams. Lush grasses in combination with sedges

The Shirttail Creek Ranch is nestled in a hidden valley at the base of a large mountain and contains 2,021 +/- acres, with timber and springs. From big game wintering range, to higher elevation timber, this property boasts a variety of habitats rarely seen on ranches of this size. Historically, this property has been a productive Mule deer location and over the past decade, elk numbers have dramatically increased. This property is eligible for 3 landowner preference tags for deer and elk. Upland game bird hunting opportunities include Chukar, grouse and quail. Surrounding the home are large open

The Spriet Ranch is a distinctive property imparting unparalleled views of the Elkhorn Mountains. The property has been historically utilized with livestock, and in more recent years planted to grain crops. The land is currently under a lease for farming until October of 2021. Elk, deer, turkeys, and waterfowl can be seen on the ranch. Located at the base of the Elkhorn Mountain Range, and just outside the timberline, the property provides views in all directions. A house built in 1953 includes 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room, kitchen, utility room, and a two-car covered carport with a concrete

The Willow Creek Ranch has been historically used by the family as a spring through summer grazing system for livestock. The property is 1,399.96 acres and is located about 40 miles from Vale, Oregon. The rangeland is a mix of Bluebunch Wheatgrass, Idaho Fescue, Sandberg Bluegrass along with a variety of forbs, shrubs and annual grass species. The ranch contains a mixture of both early season grasses along with higher preference grasses like Idaho Fescue. This combination provides for a spring through summer grazing season. The property also contains seasonal drainages. A pond collecting seasonal water is

The Peebler Road parcel is a quality wheat farm in Eastern Oregon consisting of 543.8 total acres, of which 511 are tillable. Near Pendleton, it's classic rotational farming practices produce better than average yields. Predominately made up gently sloping productive Walla Walla silt loam soils, this farm would be a good addition to your operation. If you are looking for a "hands-off" agricultural investment the owner has indicated that he is willing to continue farming the property on a "crop-share" basis. Located 8 miles northwest of Pendleton and 25 miles east of Hermiston at an elevation of 1340

Buildable Birch Creek area. 32.8 acres of former CRP grass. Power adjacent to the property. A short drive from Pendleton. Undeveloped site. Seller is motivated and the property is priced to sell!

If you dream of living in the countryside with spectacular views in all directions, the 12 Mile Ranch is a gem, with recreation and country living all in one. It is located 60 miles from Bend, Oregon. With Central Oregon's year-round head-spinning amount of outdoor activities, it is no wonder this ranch is highly desirable being located in the outdoor recreation capital of the world. Take advantage of your own hunting property, with 3 ODFW landowner preference tags (LOP) available, or the bordering BLM land for a heathy population of Mule Deer and the occasional Rocky Mountain Elk. A

The Fotheringham Farm, located near the town of Merrill, in Klamath County, Oregon, is comprised of 585.98+/- acres of diverse, income-producing farm opportunities. Based on the Farm Service Agency records, 485.5 acres are currently under farm production, with the balance of the property made up in farmstead and possible range ground. The property has a farming lease through the 2020 farming season. Improvements include a home, shop, and hay storage barn. The property hosts an abundance of wildlife, including, Mule deer and upland birds.

The Harris Ranch in Eastern Oregon is located approximately 9 miles southwest of Heppner in Morrow County. Based on the Morrow County Assessor's maps, the ranch contains 556.18 acres. Of the total acres, 30 acres are bottom land with historical water rights that haven't been proven up in years. Rhea Creek, which runs year-round, runs through the middle of the property and offers excellent trout fishing. The main residence is an older manufactured home and outbuildings include a small storage shed. The ranch is completely fenced and cross fenced. Located in the Heppner unit, the ranch qualifies for