Panoramic views of the Willamette Valley

If you’ve been waiting for a serious land opportunity in Oregon—something more than just dirt and dreams—this 40-acre parcel just outside Dallas delivers. We’re talking about panoramic valley views, premium Jory Hill soils and ready-to-go infrastructure that makes this more than raw land. It’s a property where you can move from concept to cultivation without spending years chasing permits and utilities. Here’s what sets it apart: 1. Building-Ready with Infrastructure Already in Place Approved for a single-family residence Septic system installed and permitted Off-grid solar system professionally engineered and inspected (2024) Two 80 sq ft ag-use buildings on a reinforced deck—one with plumbing and electrical Two deep wells with solar-powered smart pumps 100,000 gallons of above-ground water storage 2. Serious Agricultural Value Jory Hill soils: ideal for vineyards, specialty crops, or boutique farming Water rights for 30 acres (9 perfected, 21 more can be) No pesticides used since 2008 Longstanding farm deferral in place for low property taxes 3. Award-Winning Olive Oil Operation The existing olive grove has produced internationally recognized olive oil, including wins at the LA International Extra Virgin Olive Oil Competition and the Good Food Awards. Whether you want to continue this operation or start your own vineyard or sustainable produce business, the foundation is already laid. 4. Location that Balances Privacy and Access Just 3 miles from downtown Dallas, this land sits right outside the urban growth boundary near the Bridlewood neighborhood. You get the feeling of being completely removed—with convenience still within easy reach. A Final Thought In Oregon, you don’t often find land with this combination of soil, water rights, infrastructure, and visual impact—especially not this close to town. Whether you’re looking to build a vineyard, continue the olive oil legacy, or create an off-grid lifestyle rooted in sustainability, this property gives you the canvas—and the tools—to build something enduring.