Grant County, Oregon Land For Sale (25 results)

Experience peaceful living on 40 acres above John Day with sweeping 360 views from this beautifully crafted 3 bed, 3 bath, 2,259 sq ft custom home. Built in 2018 with high-end finishes throughout. The home showcases vaulted/ 9' ceilings, striking floor to ceiling windows, & solid oak flooring. Spacious main level features gourmet kitchen w/granite counters, Lg prep Island, eating bar, pantry, & walnut cabinetry. The primary suite includes a walk-in closet, claw foot tub, & walk-in shower. Also on main floor: second bedroom, additional bath, laundry room, & access to a covered Trex deck & paver patio-perfect for entertaining. Upstairs offers a large loft/office, third bedroom, full bath, bonus storage & a sleeping/play area tucked in the stairway. Property includes a finished insulated & heated 26x36 shop, private well, minimal animal setup, partial fencing. Potential second home site adds future flexibility. A blend of luxury, privacy, and scenic beauty!

The Miller Ranch, sprawling over 3,400 acres of grass, juniper, pine and fir in the John Day River valley in Grant County Oregon. Located 7 miles east of Dayville @ MP 138 @ Mark Creek Road. Short drive of 4.0 miles along Marks Creek to the main gate. Marks Creek provides a water source for livestock and wildlife. This ranch has a long history of trophy elk & deer roaming the as the elevation climbs from 3,000' to nearly 5,400' in the timber. As you climb you are surrounded by federal land with no public access. For those who are looking for a blend of ranching, hunting or a legacy investment this is the one that checks all of the boxes. There are 6 tax lots of various sizes allowing you flexibility in ownership options. The ranch is zoned, MUR (Range) and PF (Primary Forest). The ranch has one ''small cabin'' (off grid solar powered) that works as a base camp not far from the entrance, with many other locations for a buyer to build a new home/cabin. Currently landowne Copyright © 2025 MLS of Central Oregon. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Forrest Legacy Ranch has been owned and operated by the same family for over 80 years. This is the first time on the market since the family purchased in 1940's. This pristine setting boasts 3 miles of private access along the North Fork of the John Day River and includes Wall Creek frontage. This scenic waterway can be your private sanctuary for bass fishing, river floating, hiking, biking with big and small game hunting on this one of a kind holding. Sage, juniper, plus a small scattering of timber with amazing scenery all border over 5000 acres BLM along the river in Heppner Hunting Unit. Elk, deer, turkey, cougar, bear roam below Johnny Cake Mountain, which offers rugged draws where big horn sheep are also found. Open landscape offers panoramic scenery and raw beauty with level to steep topography throughout. Native dryland grass pastures were once farmed by the family. Power is in and replacement dwelling application underway. The historic cabin homestead still sits alongside this scenic river where the waterfowl call home, along with bald and golden eagles, osprey, and northern goshawk. Land has been used for seasonal grazing, recreation and personal enjoyment in one of the finest fishing and hunting areas in Eastern Oregon. Primitive road access is across Wall Creek through unimproved dirt road along river on property. There is no public access. The North Fork of the John Day River offers a diverse landscape and geologic formations create high-quality natural scenery. The North Fork John Day River is a 107-mile tributary of the John Day River in the state of Oregon. It begins in Grant County about 20 miles northwest of Baker City near the crest of the Blue Mountains. The North Fork supports the largest remaining wild run of chinook salmon and steelhead trout in the Columbia River Basin; the value of the only remaining genetically viable wild run of spring chinook salmon in the entire basin is incalculable. Wild populations of bull trout and redband/rainbow trout are also extremely valuable as genetic conservation pools of their species. Elevation is 2200 at river bottom and up to 3400 on Johnny Cake Mountain.The quality and diversity of recreational opportunities available on this private offering with 3 miles of the North Fork John Day River corridor makes it a rare opportunity to own frontage for the outdoor enthusiast. Recreation opportunities range from hunting, hiking and horseback riding to rafting/kayaking and gold panning. Inquire within. This unique setting is located 4 1/2 hours from Boise Idaho; 4 hours form Portland and 3 hours from Bend,Oregon and is a scenic drive. Buyer brokers to provide prequalification before showing by appointment only. Taxes are $3152. Property is in farm deferral. Zoned MUR. Located 5 miles from Monument behind locked gate. 1200 ac in T8S R28E TL600 Ref #5339/ 600 ac in T7S R28E TL3300 Ref#5446 Drone photos and videos compliments of Cliff Smith, FAA Licensed Drone Pilot of Final Approach Drone Videography. Photos provided by listing broker and Sue Stovall Photography.

276 Acres Land on River offered at $925,000 ~Kimberly, OR River Bend Ranch in Kimberly is a rare find and a combination of amenities that meets most of all the criteria on the buyer bucket list. This gorgeous view property sits on over a half mile of the North Fork John Day River with a stunning backdrop of mountains scenery you never tire of viewing. Build your dream home here, where the river meets the road! This ranch borders almost 2700 acres of out the gate BLM land with grazing permit and LOP tags in Heppner hunting unit. This big game mecca is where wildlife funnel down the canyons from public ground onto the deeded 276 acres and find cover in the juniper and sage covered hillsides. This high desert holding is thriving with elk, deer, cougar, coyotes, bobcats, turkeys and chukar for hunting, plus steel head & bass fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and ultimate recreation on foot or ATV. These are just a few of the pastimes enjoyed in this rural community of 150, where the wildlife outnumbers the landowners. Juniper ridgelines and sage silhouette the skyline and create a panoramic landscape for sunrises and sunsets with phenomenal views of the river. The North Fork of the John Day River meanders through this holding along Highway 402 where there are numerous steel head fishing holes and deep bass holding areas. Catfish have also been caught in deeper holes on the property. The 44 acres of water rights serviced from the river can be utilized to raise hay or graze livestock in fertile soils. The sale will include the 20 HP irrigation pump, (10 HP pump needs repaired) and an above ground fuel tank located near the graveled RV parking area. There are two new Sieman Pump panels with 480 vac 3 phase power, 3-inch handline, mile plus 4 wheel line in good working condition. There has been a labor of love poured into the infrastructure of this ready-to-be-built package waiting for construction with permanent replacement dwelling approval in place. This is a blank slate to build your hunting cabin or humble castle. The seller has floor plans for a 4 bedroom, 3 bath stick-built home if the buyer wants to request for review. New home site excavation just needs refinement. Improvements include a new PVC water line that needs connected to the well, 600' underground electrical and transformer, and a new 200-amp electrical panel with meter. There is an active septic permit valid until 10-2025 and an active building permit valid until 11-2025 with extensions available and eligible for reinstatement if not completed prior to expiration or just enjoy the turnkey simplicity of this cow camp with the outdoor shower, outhouse and howl at the moon. There is a cute and cozy 400 sq. ft tiny cabin with water and electricity with new power pole to new electrical panel. A sturdy 35x40 metal shop with a new 100-amp electrical panel has storage area including a 400 sq. ft. bunkhouse in development with new windows, door, insulation, board and bat siding, new electrical, lights, ceiling fan, space and cadet heater, air conditioning, sink, washer and dryer hookups, land line phone, and a well house. This is nicely treed for lots of shade with an RV dump site and hookup in place, a garden area, grapevines, apple, cherry, plum and Asian pear fruit trees. It's just a few miles to the renowned Thomas Orchards for any other fresh produce to eat or for canning. This riverfront oasis includes 2 domestic wells. The one in the shop has a new well pump, pex pipe, wiring and a pressure tank. There is also a new pressure tank to the secondary well which can be piped to the home site with 3 new water spickets around the cabin and shop. Property is cross fenced and has been used as grass pasture for 5 pack mules the sellers enjoy for hunting and trail rides. There is new mile four strand barbed wire fence, two new gates connecting all pastures together. Upgrades include a nearly completed 2 stall stable with tack room and forms, gravel, rebar and drain for wash station and water line close by, plus a new 48x60 hay barn, large wood covered horse feeder, metal loafing shed. The rain collection guzzler for wildlife water on upper 200 acres is in place. There is a new spring discovered behind the property all undeveloped and confirmed year-round water. Seller has excavated a road to connecting both tax lots to access higher elevations above building site. This is a serene setting with good year-round access road for hiking, on horseback or ATV. The 1900+ ft elevation assures that there will be minimal amount of snow during the winter months and offers a mild climate year-round. The ridge line reaches close to 3000 feet where the silhouette of the skyline meets the BLM where you can see some amazing constellations on many a starry night. Good access of Highway 402. Zoned EFU in farm deferral and has partial survey. Taxes $619. T9S R26 E WM TL3500;REF;5507-TL3000;REF;5505. Drone photos and videos compliments of Cliff Smith, FAA Licensed Drone Pilot of Final Approach Drone Videography. Photos provided by seller.  

River View at Raines Canyon Breathtaking views of the North Fork John Day River are yours from any one of the numerous building sites located on this rare one of a kind find! Sage and juniper hillsides, rock outcroppings along with scenic mountain vistas provide a panoramic backdrop overlooking this undeveloped farmground. Located in the Monument valley in Kimberly, Oregon, this unique holding has excellent soils for a multitude of future growing crops and has been planted in the past for hay production and pasture grass for cattle. This farming community offers a great growing season in a mild climate at 2200' elevation, within close distance to the reknowned Thomas Orchards, where fruit stands of peaches, pears, nectarines, cherries, apricots, apples and more are available as fresh picked or in a box all summer long. Lone Pine and Big Bend parks are just a five minute drive down river for public access for bass and steelhead fishing. The pump station that feeds the irrigated 95 acres of 1967 water rights to this holding is on the North Fork of the John Day river. This prolific waterway flows to the main stem of the John Day, which offers some of the best river rafting and water recreation in the state. All of this is in a secluded and quiet, rural setting with wildlife viewing at its best. Listen to the sounds and watch the resident herds of antelope, elk, deer and other wildlife along with a myriad of waterfowl, including geese, duck, flocks of upland birds such as chuckar, turkey, dove and quail...all who enjoy this quiet solitude in nature's paradise as much as we do. This sanctuary borders private land with one easement on the existing road that leads to an adjoining landowner's property at the dead end road of Raines Canyon. This drainage is located to the north of the property line and is known for its prolific springs and overflow which cascade onto the subject property, into a free flowing seasonal creek. This farm boasts 95 acres of 1967 water rights with about 80 acres cultivated, 15 acres of irrigated fields, and the balance in dry land pasture. Due to the south sloping ground, the frost free days will be higher than those acreages on flat ground. The sellers investment in the 2025 fall growing crop will be planted to Triticale. Drainage water from winter storms crosses the Highway 402 near the booster pump. Due to this, the irrigation water will be kept on the north side of the highway, to prevent potential damage to growing crops on the south side of same highway. Seller will provide an easement to the pump station at the river on the south side of Highway 402. In past years, Grant County Road Department had surveyed a small portion of the property, near the north west boundary for a potential rock source. This sale is subject to partition and transfer of zoning permit. Presently taxed as EFU. Property is partially surveyed and perimeter fenced with easy access off of the Highway 402 frontage. Phone and power lines are on the property. This setting on a south facing slope is also condusive to solar power as well. Seller is will take cash, or possible terms with half down to qualified buyers on approved credit. This diamond is a must see to appreciate. If you are looking to invest in a high yield crop producing property with lots of possibilities to build your dream home, this may be your destination retreat. Buyer broker to provide prequalification before showing by appointment only. Possible terms to qualified buyers with half down. Located in T9S-R26E TL500 Section 12; Subject partition on North side of Highway 402 at 7.5 milemarker. Estimated acreage to be 116 +/-. Call today for your appointment to view this spectacular Eastern Oregon offering! 9-26TL500; 116 Ac Partition N. Side Hwy 402 Drone footage provided by Wandering Skies Photography.    

Attention to detail and pride of ownership are evident to the most discriminating buyers from the inside out of this timbered holding on 310 acres. Built by the former seller, a licensed residential contractor, and inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright design, this unique and highly energy efficient contemporary split-level home features a living earth roof and fire resistant construction. As a year-round retreat or a summer solace hideaway this property highlights the scenic backdrop of Eastern Oregon's most diverse topography. The magnificent panoramic view embraces all that nature can offer including one mile of Wrightman Creek frontage and just a stone's throw away from the renowned North Fork of the John Day River, which boasts some of the finest bass, steelhead fishing, hunting, rafting and recreation in the state. Exterior walls are stained cement stucco with rock veneer, Hardie Board soffit and fascia. The walls have an R-value of 30. The roof is constructed of 12-inch thick structurally insulated panels (SIP) with an R-value of 40. Insulated concrete floors with radiant heat throughout. The windows are vinyl Milgard casements and sliders, hemlock trim with Bali blinds. Natural landscaping with a scattering of wildflower adorns the stamped concrete walkway leading to the main entry and extends on to an open air 336 sq ft. covered west porch with outdoor rock fireplace, built with on-site stone. The unlimited territorial views of sunsets, mountains and valley below speak for themselves. A walk-in root cellar is incorporated underneath the porch. The colors of the outside have been brought inside the interior of this 1240 square foot home built in 2013. The lower level features full picture windows that illuminate the spacious open design which includes the kitchen, living room and dining room with natural glow and unique lighting fixtures. The interior walls have an Italian hard trowel finish which is burnished to a shine that reflects superior craftsmanship. The acid stained concrete floors boast rich copper and leather tones. A Woodstock Soapstone Company hybrid wood stove provides cost efficient heat. The master bedroom and bathroom (with tile shower and laundry facilities) both have floor to ceiling built-in Alder hardwood closets and entry to the 75 square foot covered east porch with an outdoor shower and rock lined flower bed. The kitchen has a hardwood cherry floor and poured concrete counter tops with island. Hardwood Alder kitchen cabinets with pullouts, gas Jenn-Air down draft range, KitchenAid side by side fridge and a large island with a bar sink. Tongue and groove pine ceiling between posts and beams throughout the home. There are gas on-demand hot water heaters for household use and a new high efficiency electric boiler for the in-floor heat. Power and telephone run underground. Domestic well water is pumped to a cistern. Rain water is collected into an additional storage tank and recycled for landscape. The 700 square foot shop/garage has wood stove, sink and has private guest quarters of 1 bedroom (11.5' x 13.5') and a full bathroom. This combination can be upgraded to an apartment. There is a 40 ft shipping container for storage included on property. There is a new 1080 sq ft metal shop built in 2021 with double doors, concrete floor and attached carport. Property borders BLM and private landowners within a green ecosystem in one of the most scenic areas of eastern Oregon. Property resides in a mixed use rural, ranch, residential homes, with recreational assets and mild timberland within 310 acres. This waterfront property is located 25 miles west of Highway 395 at Ritter Junction, just 100 feet from the North Fork John Day River and very close to the Umatilla/Morrow county line. Pendleton has airport services and is around a 2 hour drive. The city of Long Creek (population 150) less than an hour away providing schools K-12, gas, food and lodging. Landowner preference tags available in the Heppner Unit for rocky mountain elk and mule deer. Wildlife include bear, elk, mule deer, cougar, bobcat, turkey, upland game, quail, pheasant, chukar, dove, grouse, waterfowl, duck, geese, big & small game, rabbit and squirrel. North Fork John Day River is right off the boundary for fishing, recreation, rafting with ATV trails and access to public land. Equestrian, hiking, biking trails with bird watching and water sports and well maintained graveled County Road 15 frontage are a few of the amenities. Elevation is at 2600 feet. Taxes are $3744. Zoned for Primary Forest. Property was lightly affected by the 2024 fire. Partial perimeter fencing is not on the boundary lines. Topography ranges in elevation form 2600 to 3300 feet with plenty of room for helicopter landing. Jagged, tiered rim rocks, juniper, pine, fir trees with creek and river access compliment the scenery for scenic beauty and ambiance. The historic location of the old Ritter school house and its revered RItter Hot Springs offer a treat to be experienced, all within close proximity .The property is in an upscale, cultured rural neighborhood with large tracts of adjoining full time and absentee landowners who also enjoy the seclusion and privacy this setting has to offer. If you are seeking a quiet respite to enjoy the great outdoors while gazing into a star filled night from the front deck, watch the thunderclouds roll in from the majestic mountain ranges, witness a vividly colorful sunset or a positively peaceful morning sunrise then this is the haven for you and all creatures great and small. Call for your private showing by appointment only. Pictures courtesy of sellers, listing broker, Sue Stovall and Wandering Skies Photography.

The Rockin River Ranch is a wild and scenic riverfront property that journeys through time along Oregons scenic highways. Along the Middle Fork of the John Day River, this property offers a unique opportunity to embrace Mother Natures beauty and stillness while enjoying a self-sufficient, off-the-grid lifestyle. Whether you are seeking a pathway to a more sustainable, autonomous, and environmentally-conscious way of living, this ranch provides the opportunity to reconnect with nature, reduce reliance on external resources, and forge a lifestyle that aligns with your values and aspirations. Conveniently located, this riverfront property offers a perfect balance between seclusion and accessibility. Enjoy the solitude of your private sanctuary while still being within reach of nearby amenities, charming towns, and outdoor recreational opportunities that Oregon is renowned for. Whether you seek adventure or relaxation, this idyllic riverfront property provides a gateway to the best that Oregon has to offer. As you cross the bridge onto the property, you will be greeted by the gentle sounds of flowing water and the lush greenery surrounding you. The expansive riverfront provides a picturesque setting, offering breathtaking views and a sense of tranquility only a river can provide. The property boasts 0.75 miles of river frontage, allowing for many recreational activities. Whether you enjoy fishing, kayaking, or just the company of seeing a precious resource at your toes, this property invites you to create unforgettable memories with family and friends. Beyond the river, the property offers improvements such as an established home that has been extensively remodeled, a shop, two barns, a greenhouse, a storage shed, and a guest cabin. It is all set up on an off-grid system with gravity-fed domestic spring water. It has everything you need to thrive and sustain self-sufficiency here. There may be a replaceable dwelling permit available to build a second home to design and build the home of your dreams from the resources around you that take full advantage of the stunning river views. Grant County to verify building permit availability. Come and experience the enchantment of this remarkable riverfront property. Let the tranquility of the river and the natural beauty of the surroundings engulf you, creating a sanctuary and legacy that will be cherished for generations to come. The possibilities are endless, and the allure is undeniable. The mountains are calling, and the Rockin River Ranch is on the line.

Rockin River Ranch 238 Acres on the Middle Fork John Day River Discover a rare legacy property along Oregons Middle Fork of the John Day River. Rockin River Ranch encompasses 238 deeded acres with nearly three-quarters of a mile of river frontage, offering unmatched privacy, recreation, and off-grid living. The 1,903 sq ft home, remodeled in 2022, features 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, powered by a combination of solar and hydroelectric systems with gravity-fed spring water. A cozy 10x20 guest cabin rests near the riverbank, while a large 3-bay shop, two barns, greenhouse, and storage shed provide ample infrastructure for ranching, recreation, or self-sufficient living. Grandfathered under the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act, the residence sits just 300 feet from the rivera truly uncommon opportunity. Year-round recreation abounds: cast for trout in your own stretch of river, kayak through pristine waters, or simply relax at the waters edge. Direct access to the Malheur National Forest, with Umatilla and Whitman National Forests nearby, expands your reach to thousands of acres of public lands. Hunters will appreciate eligibility for 2 elk and 2 deer LOP tags, while a replacement dwelling permit offers potential for an additional home. Whether you envision a private fishing retreat, a working ranch, or a sustainable getaway, Rockin River Ranch delivers the land, water, and seclusion to create your ideal lifestyle. Seller will consider carrying a contract at 4.95%. Co-listed with Dixie Barry of Fay Ranches, Inc.

Nestled just a short distance from the picturesque John Day River, this meticulously curated recreational and hunting retreat offers an unparalleled opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts. Designed with the avid bird hunter, the property encompasses expansive tillable fields, diverse wildlife habitats, meandering creeks, tranquil ponds, and majestic ridge tops affording panoramic vistas. Embrace the thrill of pursuing abundant big game, waterfowl, and upland game birds amid this idyllic setting where numerous trophy animals have been successfully harvested. Access to world-class fishing for steelhead and smallmouth bass awaits on the nearby John Day River, while the property's northern boundary merges with miles of the pristine Umatilla National Forest. With elevations ranging from 2,300 to 3,000 feet, the region typically experiences mild winters and minimal snowfall, ensuring year-round enjoyment of the outdoors. Cupper Creek meanders through the property, flanked by vegetation, providing shade and sanctuary for wildlife and residents. The main lodge exudes rustic elegance with oak floors and cabinets, granite countertops, and a grand rock fireplace complemented by a spacious covered cedar deck. Central air conditioning and a diesel furnace maintain optimal comfort throughout the seasons. Fresh spring water is fed to the cabin from a nearby drainage. Indulge in leisurely pursuits in the lower-level game room featuring a state-of-the-art virtual hunting game, pool table, and card table, seamlessly connected to a cozy den adorned with oak cabinetry, wet bar, propane fireplace, and gun cabineta perfect retreat after a day of outdoor adventures. Additional amenities include multiple machine sheds, dog kennels, and a 600-yard rifle/pistol range with a covered shooting area and adjustable benches. A custom sporting clays course sits in the northern portion of the ranch and was expertly designed by Olympic bronze medalist Dan Carlisle. The course has solar-powered trap machines, a fully enclosed shooting shed, and a nearby outhouse. This offering is made furnished and turn-key.

Historic Eastern Oregon Ranch This Eastern Oregon Ranch is rich in heritage and natural beauty, the Mascall Ranch has remained in the family since 1864, when the original 320 acres were first acquired. Now stewarded by fifth-generation family members, this impressive property offers a rare blend of history, functionality, and breathtaking scenery. Spanning approximately 4,821.07+/- acres, the ranch is a true showcase of land diversity, from irrigated meadows to unspoiled hunting grounds with abundant water resources and panoramic views that must be experienced firsthand. Land Diversity and Water Resources The ranch features an impressive variety of terrain, with dramatic elevation changes ranging from 2,240 to 4,680 feet. Water is found throughout portions of the ranch, with natural springs and creeks weaving through the land before feeding into the John Day River, which flows for approximately 1.75 miles across the property. Notable water sources include Day Creek, Little Rattlesnake Creek, and Rattlesnake Creek, which serve as primary tributaries. Irrigation is sourced from both the John Day River and Cottonwood Creek, supporting approximately 260.8 acres of water rights. Recreational Opportunities There is no shortage of hunting, fishing, or other recreational opportunities across the acreage. With the timber and range, a variety of big game are found throughout, along with upland game of quail and chukars. Fishing opportunities arise from the John Day River with various species available. The land also offers a range of recreational activities such as horseback riding, ATV riding, and more. Unique Improvements The ranch features a range of agricultural buildings, two homes, working corrals, a shop, a barn, and various sheds for storage. The structures are strategically placed for efficiency and functionality, with potential for future upgrades. The Mascall Ranch boasts unparalleled qualities that set it apart from the typical property, with its diverse and picturesque landscape. Property Details ACREAGE: 4,821.07+/- Deeded Acres | 260+/- Acres Irrigated Meadows | 1,125+/- Acres Timber | 3,425.89+/- Acres Range | 10.18+/- Acres Improvements GRAZING PERMITS: State Lease 42 AUMs | BLM Permit 204 AUMs TAXES: $9,576.07 Per County Records for 24/25 Tax Year (Farm deferral)

PRICE REDUCTION! Mountain property with power-ready homesite with Middle Fork John Day River frontage, two LOP hunting tags, and abundant wildlife. Adjacent to Ritter Hot Springs, its a private retreat with sweeping rimrock views and year-round recreation. Looking to live off the land, engulfed in nature in all its captivating seasons and not the noise of society? This 382 acre mountain property offers a homesite with power ready to bring your lodge or cabin dreams to life in unsullied mountain views. It qualifies for two Landowner Preference (LOP) tags in one of the most versatile hunting units in eastern Oregon for big game and upland game birds. This area is where dirt and water collide, providing bountiful wildlife for mule deer, whitetail deer, rocky mountain elk, bears, bighorn sheep, and mountain lions with various upland game birds. Ritter on the River also offers 0.62 miles of river frontage of the Middle Fork John Day River that hosts steelhead, chinook, mountain whitefish, trout, and smallmouth bass. Did I mention it is adjacent to the natural and historic Ritter Hot Springs? Come on in; the waters fine! Where is Ritter, Oregon? It is somewhere between a thousand miles from nowhere and take me home, country roads. It is considered part of the Greater Idaho Movement, and you would only happen upon it exploring the wild and scenic byway of Oregon that takes you through undiscovered territory of untainted landscapes and waterways. It is where the land is still left pristine and wild, where the mountains open themselves up to scattered junipers, aspens, and pines with creeks flowing into the John Day River, the longest undammed tributary of the Columbia River in Oregon. Mountain living is not for the faint of heart but for those who seek the truth in freedom and self-resiliency, welcome home.

Hale Ranches is one of the largest land holdings offered in the John Day River Valley in recent history. The ranch is an incredible property that has been held by the same family for over three decades. The property is situated in the beautiful John Day River valley in the Northside hunting unit which has a long and storied history of producing trophy class bull and bucks. It is rare that ranches of this size come available in Grant County, Oregon. Hale Ranches is located between Mount Vernon and Dayville, Oregon. The ranch is extremely low maintenance, boasts incredible hunting and wildlife habitat, has lots of water, privacy and timber, and is only 135 miles from Bend, OR. Accessed off the Cummings Creek road, the ranch draws you in as you traverse the shady creek bottoms and big timber draws heading to the hunting cabin. The ranch has a well developed road and trail system so access is easy and enjoyable. The ranch has stunning views, requires minimal maintenance, and offers income opportunities if you choose to lease out the grazing rights. Eastern Oregon thrives anywhere there is water and Hale Ranches has an abundance of it. The crown jewel of the ranch is Cummings Creek. It flows through multiple parcels on the ranch for 3.5 miles. In addition to Cummings Creek, there are miles of numerous unnamed creeks in multiple drainages that feed Cummings Creek. The ranch has numerous springs that dot the landscape providing water for wildlife and livestock. The ranch is completely off grid and is set up to be extremely easy and efficient. The hunting cabin has some modern touches including a full kitchen with propane for cooking, refrigeration, and hot water. The cabin is also wired so that you can simply plug into a generator for power. The cabin offers a warm and inviting place to unwind after a day in the woods. Many a hunting yarn has been told as the woodstove crackled in the evenings at this cabin. The hunting on the Hale Ranches has been consistently good for decades. Currently the ranch qualifies for 6 LOP tags for deer and 6 LOP tags for elk. The ranch has a large and diverse array of wildlife. Elk are the bread and butter of Hale Ranches. Numerous branch antler bulls have been harvested over the years along with many mule deer bucks. Black bears, bobcats, cougars, antelope, turkeys, chukars, huns and occasionally beavers call the ranch home as well. One side benefit to owning the ranch is the shed horn hunting. Because of the south facing aspects of parts of the ranch, many bucks and bulls winter there. Hale Ranches is a large private land holding in the John Day River Valley. It has an abundance of water, beautiful timber stands and a great road system. The ranch has top notch hunting for elk, deer, bears, upland birds and bobcats. Ranches like this only come on the market several times in a century. Hale Ranches is truly a gem in Eastern Oregon and has to be seen to fully be appreciated!

Miller Mountain Ranch is a rare opportunity to own 6,475.67 contiguous acres in scenic Grant County, Oregon. Just south of John Day and only two miles from the Grant County Regional Airport. Partially bounded by Forest Service lands. Miller Mountain Ranch offers up to 5 LOP Bull Elk and 5 LOP Buck Deer tags in the famed Murderers Creek Unit, where trophy Rocky Mountain Elk and Mule Deer are abundant. (Buyer to verify with ODFW.) With a rich history of commercial timber production, the ranch boasts 43,496 MBF of merchantable timber, including Ponderosa Pine, Douglas Fir, and White Fir. This private, gated ranch also features well-maintained roads and rock sources for easy access throughout the property. Available for the first time in nearly 50 years, Miller Mountain Ranch is a rare gem in the heart of Oregons wildlife-rich and timber-laden landscape, just a few hours from Bend, Boise, and Portland.

Rudio Mountain Ranch is known for its dense timber stands, abundant water, and premium hunting. The ranch consists of approximately 18,643 deeded acres in a large secure (no trespassing) block with outstanding views, wildlife, timber, and water resources. With views of the John Day Basin and the Ochoco Mountains, Rudios topography is predominantly dense mixed conifer timber covered slopes and wet meadows. The ranch has an elevation range of 5,760 feet down to 3,300 feet. The property is expected to generate attractive annual positive cash flow from conservation, recreation, and carbon. Rudio Mountain is being developed as an Improved Forest Management Project for the Washington State market. In terms of carbon valuation, Rudio Mountain is expected to generate 587,000 carbon credit offsets over the next 20 years.

The Sproul Ranch is one of the premier working cattle ranches in eastern Oregon. Spanning over 43,000 total acres, and 18 miles from north to south, the Sproul Ranch has been known for cattle and grass production for decades. The ranch holds 3 USFS grazing allotments with 1690 AUM's. In addition to a well run cattle operation, the ranch also boasts incredible elk herds, big mule deer bucks and a huge assortment of other game animals. The John Day valley in Grant County has a long history of cattle ranching, logging, and world class hunting. The Sproul Ranch has been known for all three for many years. The ranch has 16 miles of live water creeks, 1.2 miles of the John Day River running through it, and over 520 acres of water rights for irrigation. The Sproul Ranch is an amazing working ranch that has it all. This is a once in a lifetime offering that has hunting, fishing, timber, and an incredible working cattle ranch that you can create your own legacy at!

The Hale Cabin property is a diverse hunting ranch that sits in the heart of the Northside hunting unit. The property has mature timber, mountain mahogany, quaking aspen, juniper, sage and boasts over 2 miles of Cummings Creek running through it year round. In addition to the live water, the property has numerous springs scattered across the landscape. The ranch has elk, mule deer, black bears, cougars, bobcats, turkeys and grouse throughout it. The property has a nice cabin that sits on the east side of the ranch at the edge of Cummings Creek. It's off grid, but has modern amenities that make it very comfortable as a base camp. The cabin is 884 SF and has three bedrooms, a kitchen, living room and a bathroom. The Hale Family has enjoyed decades of hunting on this unique property and have decided it is time to let someone else enjoy it. Truly a property that offers most of Eastern Oregon's finest.

Very hard to find property!! Bear Creek North is a 160 acre timbered parcel completely surrounded by USFS. The property has a road across it and has year round live water with Bear Creek running through it. Good access off of Highway 395. Located about 10 miles north of Mount Vernon, OR. Elk and deer frequent the property. Qualifies for 2 LOP tags for elk and 2 LOP tags for deer in the Northside hunting unit. Grant County Oregon is known for its big game hunting and properties like this are why.

Kings Camp is a nice 1920 acre block that sits in the Northside hunting unit. Located 20 minutes from John Day, OR. Mule deer and elk frequent the property and can be found virtually year round on the property. Great deer habitat and even better elk habitat. Property qualifies for 3 LOP tags for deer and 3 LOP tags for elk. Call the listing broker to schedule your showing.

ATTENTION BUYERS! Charming 5.39-Acre Hobby Farm with Creek, Pasture, and Forest Views Discover the perfect blend of natural beauty and modern comfort on this stunning 5.39-acre property. Set against a picturesque backdrop, the land features a fenced pasture and a serene canyon creek flowing through the back, making it ideal for a hobby farm or horse property. Enjoy breathtaking views and endless recreational opportunities, as the property sits directly across from national forest land home to abundant wildlife and outdoor adventure. Step inside to find a thoughtfully updated Ranch style home, boasting brand-new cabinets, stylish flooring throughout, and fresh paint inside and out. The spacious 1,602-square-foot home offers 3 bedrooms plus office/den, large laundry room and pantry and 1 bathroom. Outside, a large shop and animal stalls provide ample space for projects and livestock. Whether you re seeking a peaceful retreat, a place for your animals, or a home surrounded by nature, this property offers it all. Call for more details Listing agent is related to the seller.

Escape to your own private retreat w/expansive valley views! Secluded cabin w/wrap around covered porch nestled on 127+/- acres of land, offering unmatched privacy & natural beauty. Surrounded by marketable timber, property provides both investment potential & serene forest views. Gravel driveway leads to the charming 3 bed, 2.5 bath cabin, where vaulted ceilings & expansive windows bring the outdoors in. Vaulted living spaces, charming stone surround fireplace, primary on the main level w/soaking tub & 2 addtnl bedrooms w/full bath, laundry room w/storage & more. 2 car detached garage w/shop & 220 power hookup. 2nd building site has already been prepped, offering opportunity for expansion, guest accommodations, or multi-generational living. Whether you're seeking a weekend getaway or a full-time haven, this property combines rustic charm w/practical ftrs in a truly unique setting w/wildlife including both elk & deer roaming right out your backdoor. Nearby airport access in John Day!

Seller will replace the roof after accepted offer and inspection period is over . Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to own a home with the charm of Country living and City amenities. (City water and sewer)Open concept living in this 1,526 sq ft home , vaulted ceilings ,3 bedroom 2 bath with large laundry room , enjoy the propane fireplace for those warm cozy nights . Spend your evenings on the covered deck, watching the sunset with mountains views. The expansive 1.03-acre lot offers plenty of room for gardening, recreation, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of nature. Outdoors is a large 25x36 shop, with an addition storage building , beautiful flowers planted on a cute little hillside with an above ground swimming pool.

Pride of ownership shines in this 2015 Palm Harbor home, offering 1,350 square feet of living space. It features 2 possibly 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The large open-concept kitchen, dining room, and living room boast tall ceilings, creating a spacious atmosphere. Stay warm during cool weather with electric or propane heating. This property is ideal for a hobby farmer, as it sits on 7.19 acres, which includes a large pasture with a spring running through it. There is also a generously fenced garden area complete with a greenhouse and raised beds. You can look forward to a fruitful spring with many perennial fruits and vegetables already growing, including strawberries, raspberries, and asparagus. The property is dotted with established fruit trees as well as shade trees to keep you cool during the summer months. Additionally, there is a 784-square-foot metal building for storing campers, boats, and other recreational vehicles. An attached carport provides shelter for your vehicle, protecting it from rain and snow in the winter while helping to keep it cool in the summer. At the back of the carport, you'll find a workshop that's perfect for woodworking or pursuing your hobbies. There is also an extra storage and work area located close to the house, which can be used for additional storage or as another workspace sheltered from the weather. A wood storage lean-to is located behind this shed. You have to see this wonderful home to truly appreciate all it has to offer! Listing Agent is related to the sellers.

Great piece of property located just outside Canyon City, featuring a spring that just needs a replacement pump house, and power is ready for a new home. Located next to Canyon Creek, which is famous for the discovery of gold in 1862. This property is situated just minutes from the Malheur National Forest, offering a range of outdoor activities, including snowmobiling and skiing in the winter, as well as hiking and camping in the summer. Generous +/-.85 acres to enjoy with a large garden or small animals. The property already has some fruit trees/bushes. The home was destroyed, and property was affected by the 2015 Canyon Creek Complex fire. The sale is contingent upon acquiring a variance for the lot line adjustment for the +/- 0.85 acres included in this sale, as well as land use and replacement dwelling approval. There will also need to be a new septic installed as the original one was damaged in the fire. Buyers are to do their due diligence.

Imagine creating your dream home on this exquisite lot nestled in the serene Canyon Mt. Heights Subdivision. With panoramic vistas of the majestic Canyon Mountain, this location offers a perfect backdrop for your future retreat. The property is adorned with mature Ponderosa Pine and Juniper trees, providing not only beauty but also a sense of tranquility and privacy. Experience nature at its finest while designing a home that reflects your personal style in this idyllic setting. Embrace the beauty of each season and witness breathtaking scenery all year long. Take in the beauty of the rising sun in the mornings and relish the cooler evenings that this lot's placement provides. You can feel confident that your investment will appreciate in value due to the established CCRs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions). Additionally, the local school, parks, museums, and city amenities are all just minutes away. The city utility development fees have already been covered, meaning you're starting the building process with money saved. Call me today to view this incredible lot!

These two large lots are located in the beautiful Canyon Mt. Heights Subdivision, situated above the cozy town of Canyon City. They are separate lots side by side, allowing you to buy one to build your dream home or purchase both for extra space and privacy. Both lots offer magnificent views of Canyon Mountain, with different scenery for every season. The system development fees for city utilities have already been paid, allowing you to keep that money in your pocket. Additionally, there are CCRs in place to protect your investment. Call me today, and we'll go up and have a look.