Jefferson County, Oregon Land For Sale (61 results)

Discover a rare Central Oregon sanctuary just minutes from the quaint mountain town of Sisters. This expansive 38-acre canvas unfolds beneath the majestic Cascade peakswith panoramic views of the iconic Three Sisters and Mt. Hood, and the rugged beauty of Deschutes National Forest as your backdrop Immerse yourself in a landscape framed by towering Ponderosa pines and ancient junipers, offering unparalleled privacy and year-round access via a well-maintained road that winds past ranches and custom homes. The parcel comes equipped with a cleared driveway and a leveled padideal for an RV basecamp, rustic cabin, or custom homestead. GPS-accessible and ready for your vision. Enjoy the perfect fusion of solitude and communitybordered on both sides by public lands, this property invites hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, wildlife watching, and more, right from your doorstep. Yet you're just moments away from Sisters vibrant arts scene, boutique shops, homegrown dining, and beloved festivities like the Sisters Rodeo and Folk Festival. The groundwork is in place with a completed soils report and an initiated Conditional Use Permit, smoothing the path for building your dream retreat. Power lines nearby make off-grid dreams more attainablewhether you envision a luxury cabin, a seasonal getaway, or a family legacy property. Location matters. Nestled in Jefferson County, parcel ID 12043, this land benefits from zoning as Range Land with a Wildlife Area Overlay, and annual taxes remain modest, around $315. Undeveloped but accessible, the property welcomes camping and mobile homes per county regulations. This is more than acreageits a rare invitation to own a private gateway to forest, sky, and rugged serenity. Large, undeveloped parcels in this coveted mountain setting are seldom available. Whether you're charting a homestead, seasonal camp, investment, or legacy, this Sisters gem offers a once-in-a-lifetime starting point for your Oregon adventure. PROPERTY DETAILS Acreage: 38.45 County: Jefferson State: Oregon Parcel ID: 12043 Google Maps: Click here Zoning: RL-Range Land and within Wildlife Area Overlay Zone (WA) Land Use / Zoning Summary: RL-Range Land and within Wildlife Area Overlay Zone (WA) Annual Taxes: $315.61 Access Notes: Easy access using GPS coordinates. Take Stevens Canyon Rd (NF 2050 -100) to SW Grandview Loop Rd. LOCATION DETAILS Center Coordinates: 44.41715, -121.45651

Discover a rare Central Oregon sanctuary just minutes from the quaint mountain town of Sisters. This expansive 38-acre canvas unfolds beneath the majestic Cascade peakswith panoramic views of the iconic Three Sisters and Mt. Hood, and the rugged beauty of Deschutes National Forest as your backdrop Immerse yourself in a landscape framed by towering Ponderosa pines and ancient junipers, offering unparalleled privacy and year-round access via a well-maintained road that winds past ranches and custom homes. The parcel comes equipped with a cleared driveway and a leveled padideal for an RV basecamp, rustic cabin, or custom homestead. GPS-accessible and ready for your vision. Enjoy the perfect fusion of solitude and communitybordered on both sides by public lands, this property invites hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, wildlife watching, and more, right from your doorstep. Yet you're just moments away from Sisters vibrant arts scene, boutique shops, homegrown dining, and beloved festivities like the Sisters Rodeo and Folk Festival. The groundwork is in place with a completed soils report and an initiated Conditional Use Permit, smoothing the path for building your dream retreat. Power lines nearby make off-grid dreams more attainablewhether you envision a luxury cabin, a seasonal getaway, or a family legacy property. Location matters. Nestled in Jefferson County, parcel ID 12043, this land benefits from zoning as Range Land with a Wildlife Area Overlay, and annual taxes remain modest, around $315. Undeveloped but accessible, the property welcomes camping and mobile homes per county regulations. This is more than acreageits a rare invitation to own a private gateway to forest, sky, and rugged serenity. Large, undeveloped parcels in this coveted mountain setting are seldom available. Whether you're charting a homestead, seasonal camp, investment, or legacy, this Sisters gem offers a once-in-a-lifetime starting point for your Oregon adventure. PROPERTY DETAILS Acreage: 38.45 County: Jefferson State: Oregon Parcel ID: 12043 Google Maps: Click here Zoning: RL-Range Land and within Wildlife Area Overlay Zone (WA) Land Use / Zoning Summary: RL-Range Land and within Wildlife Area Overlay Zone (WA) Annual Taxes: $315.61 Access Notes: Easy access using GPS coordinates. Take Stevens Canyon Rd (NF 2050 -100) to SW Grandview Loop Rd. LOCATION DETAILS Center Coordinates: 44.41715, -121.45651

Discover a rare Central Oregon sanctuary just minutes from the quaint mountain town of Sisters. This expansive 38-acre canvas unfolds beneath the majestic Cascade peakswith panoramic views of the iconic Three Sisters and Mt. Hood, and the rugged beauty of Deschutes National Forest as your backdrop Immerse yourself in a landscape framed by towering Ponderosa pines and ancient junipers, offering unparalleled privacy and year-round access via a well-maintained road that winds past ranches and custom homes. The parcel comes equipped with a cleared driveway and a leveled padideal for an RV basecamp, rustic cabin, or custom homestead. GPS-accessible and ready for your vision. Enjoy the perfect fusion of solitude and communitybordered on both sides by public lands, this property invites hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, wildlife watching, and more, right from your doorstep. Yet you're just moments away from Sisters vibrant arts scene, boutique shops, homegrown dining, and beloved festivities like the Sisters Rodeo and Folk Festival. The groundwork is in place with a completed soils report and an initiated Conditional Use Permit, smoothing the path for building your dream retreat. Power lines nearby make off-grid dreams more attainablewhether you envision a luxury cabin, a seasonal getaway, or a family legacy property. Location matters. Nestled in Jefferson County, parcel ID 12043, this land benefits from zoning as Range Land with a Wildlife Area Overlay, and annual taxes remain modest, around $315. Undeveloped but accessible, the property welcomes camping and mobile homes per county regulations. This is more than acreageits a rare invitation to own a private gateway to forest, sky, and rugged serenity. Large, undeveloped parcels in this coveted mountain setting are seldom available. Whether you're charting a homestead, seasonal camp, investment, or legacy, this Sisters gem offers a once-in-a-lifetime starting point for your Oregon adventure. PROPERTY DETAILS Acreage: 38.45 County: Jefferson State: Oregon Parcel ID: 12043 Google Maps: Click here Zoning: RL-Range Land and within Wildlife Area Overlay Zone (WA) Land Use / Zoning Summary: RL-Range Land and within Wildlife Area Overlay Zone (WA) Annual Taxes: $315.61 Access Notes: Easy access using GPS coordinates. Take Stevens Canyon Rd (NF 2050 -100) to SW Grandview Loop Rd. LOCATION DETAILS Center Coordinates: 44.41715, -121.45651

Discover a rare Central Oregon sanctuary just minutes from the quaint mountain town of Sisters. This expansive 38-acre canvas unfolds beneath the majestic Cascade peakswith panoramic views of the iconic Three Sisters and Mt. Hood, and the rugged beauty of Deschutes National Forest as your backdrop Immerse yourself in a landscape framed by towering Ponderosa pines and ancient junipers, offering unparalleled privacy and year-round access via a well-maintained road that winds past ranches and custom homes. The parcel comes equipped with a cleared driveway and a leveled padideal for an RV basecamp, rustic cabin, or custom homestead. GPS-accessible and ready for your vision. Enjoy the perfect fusion of solitude and communitybordered on both sides by public lands, this property invites hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, wildlife watching, and more, right from your doorstep. Yet you're just moments away from Sisters vibrant arts scene, boutique shops, homegrown dining, and beloved festivities like the Sisters Rodeo and Folk Festival. The groundwork is in place with a completed soils report and an initiated Conditional Use Permit, smoothing the path for building your dream retreat. Power lines nearby make off-grid dreams more attainablewhether you envision a luxury cabin, a seasonal getaway, or a family legacy property. Location matters. Nestled in Jefferson County, parcel ID 12043, this land benefits from zoning as Range Land with a Wildlife Area Overlay, and annual taxes remain modest, around $315. Undeveloped but accessible, the property welcomes camping and mobile homes per county regulations. This is more than acreageits a rare invitation to own a private gateway to forest, sky, and rugged serenity. Large, undeveloped parcels in this coveted mountain setting are seldom available. Whether you're charting a homestead, seasonal camp, investment, or legacy, this Sisters gem offers a once-in-a-lifetime starting point for your Oregon adventure. PROPERTY DETAILS Acreage: 38.45 County: Jefferson State: Oregon Parcel ID: 12043 Google Maps: Click here Zoning: RL-Range Land and within Wildlife Area Overlay Zone (WA) Land Use / Zoning Summary: RL-Range Land and within Wildlife Area Overlay Zone (WA) Annual Taxes: $315.61 Access Notes: Easy access using GPS coordinates. Take Stevens Canyon Rd (NF 2050 -100) to SW Grandview Loop Rd. LOCATION DETAILS Center Coordinates: 44.41715, -121.45651

Discover a rare Central Oregon sanctuary just minutes from the quaint mountain town of Sisters. This expansive 38-acre canvas unfolds beneath the majestic Cascade peakswith panoramic views of the iconic Three Sisters and Mt. Hood, and the rugged beauty of Deschutes National Forest as your backdrop Immerse yourself in a landscape framed by towering Ponderosa pines and ancient junipers, offering unparalleled privacy and year-round access via a well-maintained road that winds past ranches and custom homes. The parcel comes equipped with a cleared driveway and a leveled padideal for an RV basecamp, rustic cabin, or custom homestead. GPS-accessible and ready for your vision. Enjoy the perfect fusion of solitude and communitybordered on both sides by public lands, this property invites hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, wildlife watching, and more, right from your doorstep. Yet you're just moments away from Sisters vibrant arts scene, boutique shops, homegrown dining, and beloved festivities like the Sisters Rodeo and Folk Festival. The groundwork is in place with a completed soils report and an initiated Conditional Use Permit, smoothing the path for building your dream retreat. Power lines nearby make off-grid dreams more attainablewhether you envision a luxury cabin, a seasonal getaway, or a family legacy property. Location matters. Nestled in Jefferson County, parcel ID 12043, this land benefits from zoning as Range Land with a Wildlife Area Overlay, and annual taxes remain modest, around $315. Undeveloped but accessible, the property welcomes camping and mobile homes per county regulations. This is more than acreageits a rare invitation to own a private gateway to forest, sky, and rugged serenity. Large, undeveloped parcels in this coveted mountain setting are seldom available. Whether you're charting a homestead, seasonal camp, investment, or legacy, this Sisters gem offers a once-in-a-lifetime starting point for your Oregon adventure. PROPERTY DETAILS Acreage: 38.45 County: Jefferson State: Oregon Parcel ID: 12043 Google Maps: Click here Zoning: RL-Range Land and within Wildlife Area Overlay Zone (WA) Land Use / Zoning Summary: RL-Range Land and within Wildlife Area Overlay Zone (WA) Annual Taxes: $315.61 Access Notes: Easy access using GPS coordinates. Take Stevens Canyon Rd (NF 2050 -100) to SW Grandview Loop Rd. LOCATION DETAILS Center Coordinates: 44.41715, -121.45651

This property consists of 107 perimeter fenced acres with 100 acres of Deschutes River water rights from NUID. Irrigation is distributed with 2 centrifugal pumps, 20hp and 40hp, using wheel lines and hand lines for final distribution. There is a 1995 manufactured home with 2 beds, 2 baths, and a nice covered deck off the west end of the home that allows magnificent Cascade Mountain views to be seen. Behind the home is a large backyard and an expansive fenced garden area with raised beds for growing your own produce. This property has a large 48' X 160' hay shed with packed rock floor and metal roof, 36' X 48' metal machine storage shed, and an older 30' X 60' shop/garage with a 30' X 20' lean-to on the end of this structure. There are gorgeous Cascade Mountain views from virtually every place on the property. Enjoy the serenity of the large pond south of the home. Stay in the manufactured home while you build your dream home overlooking the pond, lush crops, and beautiful mountains. Lease the property for cash or farm it for profit.

This parcel has top-of-the-world views of the Cascade Mountains that include every peak from Mt Bachelor to Mt Hood. The parcel has been approved for a large tract farm dwelling. A standard septic site has been approved by the county. This parcel consists of 407.12 acres with power access on an adjoining parcel. Plenty of room for your dream home and outbuildings for equestrian facilities and other livestock. If you have been searching for a property that will allow your family room to roam, this is it. Bring your plans to create a beautiful place for your family to call home.

NEW PRICE-Culver area, Round Butte - quiet and peaceful! Located near Lake Billy Chinook, just 6 mi to the boat ramp! This is a perfect vacation property to escape from fast-paced living or the serene sanctuary you get to call HOME. Panoramic views and mountains within sight from each side of the outdoor spaces. Deck-surrounded pool with hot tub on the back deck. Plenty of room to store your outdoor toys with two garages - one attached to the house and a separate shop with carport. This unique floor plan with additions to the mfg home offers extra space for guests or hobbies, while two of the bedrooms have ensuite access. New roof. New 1000 gal septic tank and drainfield. 2 yr old HVAC system. 4 yr old hot tub. BLM and Nat'l Grasslands within walking distance. This one will not last long - schedule your showing today! 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.

NEW PRICE-Culver area, Round Butte - quiet and peaceful! Located near Lake Billy Chinook, just 6 mi to the boat ramp! This is a perfect vacation property to escape from fast-paced living or the serene sanctuary you get to call HOME. Panoramic views and mountains within sight from each side of the outdoor spaces. Deck-surrounded pool with hot tub on the back deck. Plenty of room to store your outdoor toys with two garages - one attached to the house and a separate shop with carport. This unique floor plan with additions to the mfg home offers extra space for guests or hobbies, while two of the bedrooms have ensuite access. New roof. New 1000 gal septic tank and drainfield. 2 yr old HVAC system. 4 yr old hot tub. BLM and Nat'l Grasslands within walking distance. This one will not last long - schedule your showing today! 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.

NEW PRICE-Culver area, Round Butte - quiet and peaceful! Located near Lake Billy Chinook, just 6 mi to the boat ramp! This is a perfect vacation property to escape from fast-paced living or the serene sanctuary you get to call HOME. Panoramic views and mountains within sight from each side of the outdoor spaces. Deck-surrounded pool with hot tub on the back deck. Plenty of room to store your outdoor toys with two garages - one attached to the house and a separate shop with carport. This unique floor plan with additions to the mfg home offers extra space for guests or hobbies, while two of the bedrooms have ensuite access. New roof. New 1000 gal septic tank and drainfield. 2 yr old HVAC system. 4 yr old hot tub. BLM and Nat'l Grasslands within walking distance. This one will not last long - schedule your showing today! 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.

NEW PRICE-Culver area, Round Butte - quiet and peaceful! Located near Lake Billy Chinook, just 6 mi to the boat ramp! This is a perfect vacation property to escape from fast-paced living or the serene sanctuary you get to call HOME. Panoramic views and mountains within sight from each side of the outdoor spaces. Deck-surrounded pool with hot tub on the back deck. Plenty of room to store your outdoor toys with two garages - one attached to the house and a separate shop with carport. This unique floor plan with additions to the mfg home offers extra space for guests or hobbies, while two of the bedrooms have ensuite access. New roof. New 1000 gal septic tank and drainfield. 2 yr old HVAC system. 4 yr old hot tub. BLM and Nat'l Grasslands within walking distance. This one will not last long - schedule your showing today! 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.

NEW PRICE-Culver area, Round Butte - quiet and peaceful! Located near Lake Billy Chinook, just 6 mi to the boat ramp! This is a perfect vacation property to escape from fast-paced living or the serene sanctuary you get to call HOME. Panoramic views and mountains within sight from each side of the outdoor spaces. Deck-surrounded pool with hot tub on the back deck. Plenty of room to store your outdoor toys with two garages - one attached to the house and a separate shop with carport. This unique floor plan with additions to the mfg home offers extra space for guests or hobbies, while two of the bedrooms have ensuite access. New roof. New 1000 gal septic tank and drainfield. 2 yr old HVAC system. 4 yr old hot tub. BLM and Nat'l Grasslands within walking distance. This one will not last long - schedule your showing today! 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.

For those passionate about livestock husbandry, Mountain View Livestock Farm offers an exceptional opportunity to own a meticulously developed property designed for both animal care and operational efficiency. Located just outside the agricultural town of Culver in Central Oregon, this 107.72 acre irrigated farm is set against the scenic backdrop of the Cascade Mountains and less than an hour from Bend, with Portland just two hours away. The region is well known for its productive farmland, particularly seed crops, and draws thousands of visitors each year for its recreational access to Lake Billy Chinook. The farm is currently used to raise and market high-quality alpacas but was designed with the flexibility to accommodate a wide variety of livestock, including horses, sheep, goats, and cattle. The infrastructure supports this versatility. Improvements include a 3,400 square foot metal-framed home, a large multi-use barn with feed storage, indoor corrals, a dedicated vet room, and an apartment with an upstairs office offering expansive mountain views. A second barn features eight stalls with runs, while a smaller five-stall horse barn provides additional shelter. The property also includes 13 livestock shade shelters and over 30 automatic, heated waterers. Mountain View Livestock Farm has been engineered with efficiency in mind. There are 29 fenced paddocks, 24 of which are double-fenced, allowing the six-tower pivot irrigation system to pass through without disrupting rotation or containment. This setup allows livestock breeders to isolate select animals for breeding or implement a structured rotational grazing program without compromising irrigation access. From its excellent condition and thoughtful design to its incredible setting and utility, this farm offers everything a serious livestock producer could ask for. At the end of each day, take in the sunset from the office deckoverlooking your animals, your land, and the snowcapped Cascades beyond.

For those passionate about livestock husbandry, Mountain View Livestock Farm offers an exceptional opportunity to own a meticulously developed property designed for both animal care and operational efficiency. Located just outside the agricultural town of Culver in Central Oregon, this 107.72 acre irrigated farm is set against the scenic backdrop of the Cascade Mountains and less than an hour from Bend, with Portland just two hours away. The region is well known for its productive farmland, particularly seed crops, and draws thousands of visitors each year for its recreational access to Lake Billy Chinook. The farm is currently used to raise and market high-quality alpacas but was designed with the flexibility to accommodate a wide variety of livestock, including horses, sheep, goats, and cattle. The infrastructure supports this versatility. Improvements include a 3,400 square foot metal-framed home, a large multi-use barn with feed storage, indoor corrals, a dedicated vet room, and an apartment with an upstairs office offering expansive mountain views. A second barn features eight stalls with runs, while a smaller five-stall horse barn provides additional shelter. The property also includes 13 livestock shade shelters and over 30 automatic, heated waterers. Mountain View Livestock Farm has been engineered with efficiency in mind. There are 29 fenced paddocks, 24 of which are double-fenced, allowing the six-tower pivot irrigation system to pass through without disrupting rotation or containment. This setup allows livestock breeders to isolate select animals for breeding or implement a structured rotational grazing program without compromising irrigation access. From its excellent condition and thoughtful design to its incredible setting and utility, this farm offers everything a serious livestock producer could ask for. At the end of each day, take in the sunset from the office deckoverlooking your animals, your land, and the snowcapped Cascades beyond.

For those passionate about livestock husbandry, Mountain View Livestock Farm offers an exceptional opportunity to own a meticulously developed property designed for both animal care and operational efficiency. Located just outside the agricultural town of Culver in Central Oregon, this 107.72 acre irrigated farm is set against the scenic backdrop of the Cascade Mountains and less than an hour from Bend, with Portland just two hours away. The region is well known for its productive farmland, particularly seed crops, and draws thousands of visitors each year for its recreational access to Lake Billy Chinook. The farm is currently used to raise and market high-quality alpacas but was designed with the flexibility to accommodate a wide variety of livestock, including horses, sheep, goats, and cattle. The infrastructure supports this versatility. Improvements include a 3,400 square foot metal-framed home, a large multi-use barn with feed storage, indoor corrals, a dedicated vet room, and an apartment with an upstairs office offering expansive mountain views. A second barn features eight stalls with runs, while a smaller five-stall horse barn provides additional shelter. The property also includes 13 livestock shade shelters and over 30 automatic, heated waterers. Mountain View Livestock Farm has been engineered with efficiency in mind. There are 29 fenced paddocks, 24 of which are double-fenced, allowing the six-tower pivot irrigation system to pass through without disrupting rotation or containment. This setup allows livestock breeders to isolate select animals for breeding or implement a structured rotational grazing program without compromising irrigation access. From its excellent condition and thoughtful design to its incredible setting and utility, this farm offers everything a serious livestock producer could ask for. At the end of each day, take in the sunset from the office deckoverlooking your animals, your land, and the snowcapped Cascades beyond.

For those passionate about livestock husbandry, Mountain View Livestock Farm offers an exceptional opportunity to own a meticulously developed property designed for both animal care and operational efficiency. Located just outside the agricultural town of Culver in Central Oregon, this 107.72 acre irrigated farm is set against the scenic backdrop of the Cascade Mountains and less than an hour from Bend, with Portland just two hours away. The region is well known for its productive farmland, particularly seed crops, and draws thousands of visitors each year for its recreational access to Lake Billy Chinook. The farm is currently used to raise and market high-quality alpacas but was designed with the flexibility to accommodate a wide variety of livestock, including horses, sheep, goats, and cattle. The infrastructure supports this versatility. Improvements include a 3,400 square foot metal-framed home, a large multi-use barn with feed storage, indoor corrals, a dedicated vet room, and an apartment with an upstairs office offering expansive mountain views. A second barn features eight stalls with runs, while a smaller five-stall horse barn provides additional shelter. The property also includes 13 livestock shade shelters and over 30 automatic, heated waterers. Mountain View Livestock Farm has been engineered with efficiency in mind. There are 29 fenced paddocks, 24 of which are double-fenced, allowing the six-tower pivot irrigation system to pass through without disrupting rotation or containment. This setup allows livestock breeders to isolate select animals for breeding or implement a structured rotational grazing program without compromising irrigation access. From its excellent condition and thoughtful design to its incredible setting and utility, this farm offers everything a serious livestock producer could ask for. At the end of each day, take in the sunset from the office deckoverlooking your animals, your land, and the snowcapped Cascades beyond.

For those passionate about livestock husbandry, Mountain View Livestock Farm offers an exceptional opportunity to own a meticulously developed property designed for both animal care and operational efficiency. Located just outside the agricultural town of Culver in Central Oregon, this 107.72 acre irrigated farm is set against the scenic backdrop of the Cascade Mountains and less than an hour from Bend, with Portland just two hours away. The region is well known for its productive farmland, particularly seed crops, and draws thousands of visitors each year for its recreational access to Lake Billy Chinook. The farm is currently used to raise and market high-quality alpacas but was designed with the flexibility to accommodate a wide variety of livestock, including horses, sheep, goats, and cattle. The infrastructure supports this versatility. Improvements include a 3,400 square foot metal-framed home, a large multi-use barn with feed storage, indoor corrals, a dedicated vet room, and an apartment with an upstairs office offering expansive mountain views. A second barn features eight stalls with runs, while a smaller five-stall horse barn provides additional shelter. The property also includes 13 livestock shade shelters and over 30 automatic, heated waterers. Mountain View Livestock Farm has been engineered with efficiency in mind. There are 29 fenced paddocks, 24 of which are double-fenced, allowing the six-tower pivot irrigation system to pass through without disrupting rotation or containment. This setup allows livestock breeders to isolate select animals for breeding or implement a structured rotational grazing program without compromising irrigation access. From its excellent condition and thoughtful design to its incredible setting and utility, this farm offers everything a serious livestock producer could ask for. At the end of each day, take in the sunset from the office deckoverlooking your animals, your land, and the snowcapped Cascades beyond.

Cascade Mountains frame this Productive Culver Farm, 84.07 Acres with 77 acres of water rights. You will be impressed when entering this Charming updated country home built in 1913 featuring 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2591 Sq Ft, open floor plan, soap stone counters, gas cooktop, lg island, eating bar, pantry area, wet bar & more. Dining area is open to LR w/ wood stove plus gas insert w/copper surround & access to outdoor patio. Step into the lovely spacious master bedroom, bath w/ lg tiled shower & access to private deck. 2nd level features loft area, two addtl bedrooms plus 2nd master w/clawfoot tub. Adorable Tiny house used as vacation rental! Excellent Rental History. Barn w/tons of storage, tack room, hay barn, several horse pastures, loafing shed & swine pens. Opal Springs Water! Spectacular 2nd home site w/ power nearby. Fields set up w/wheel lines & hand lines, currently leased out. Home has walk in cellar. Fenced yard w/auto sprinklers. Don't miss out, call today! 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.

Cascade Mountains frame this Productive Culver Farm, 84.07 Acres with 77 acres of water rights. You will be impressed when entering this Charming updated country home built in 1913 featuring 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2591 Sq Ft, open floor plan, soap stone counters, gas cooktop, lg island, eating bar, pantry area, wet bar & more. Dining area is open to LR w/ wood stove plus gas insert w/copper surround & access to outdoor patio. Step into the lovely spacious master bedroom, bath w/ lg tiled shower & access to private deck. 2nd level features loft area, two addtl bedrooms plus 2nd master w/clawfoot tub. Adorable Tiny house used as vacation rental! Excellent Rental History. Barn w/tons of storage, tack room, hay barn, several horse pastures, loafing shed & swine pens. Opal Springs Water! Spectacular 2nd home site w/ power nearby. Fields set up w/wheel lines & hand lines, currently leased out. Home has walk in cellar. Fenced yard w/auto sprinklers. Don't miss out, call today! 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.

Cascade Mountains frame this Productive Culver Farm, 84.07 Acres with 77 acres of water rights. You will be impressed when entering this Charming updated country home built in 1913 featuring 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2591 Sq Ft, open floor plan, soap stone counters, gas cooktop, lg island, eating bar, pantry area, wet bar & more. Dining area is open to LR w/ wood stove plus gas insert w/copper surround & access to outdoor patio. Step into the lovely spacious master bedroom, bath w/ lg tiled shower & access to private deck. 2nd level features loft area, two addtl bedrooms plus 2nd master w/clawfoot tub. Adorable Tiny house used as vacation rental! Excellent Rental History. Barn w/tons of storage, tack room, hay barn, several horse pastures, loafing shed & swine pens. Opal Springs Water! Spectacular 2nd home site w/ power nearby. Fields set up w/wheel lines & hand lines, currently leased out. Home has walk in cellar. Fenced yard w/auto sprinklers. Don't miss out, call today! 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.

Cascade Mountains frame this Productive Culver Farm, 84.07 Acres with 77 acres of water rights. You will be impressed when entering this Charming updated country home built in 1913 featuring 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2591 Sq Ft, open floor plan, soap stone counters, gas cooktop, lg island, eating bar, pantry area, wet bar & more. Dining area is open to LR w/ wood stove plus gas insert w/copper surround & access to outdoor patio. Step into the lovely spacious master bedroom, bath w/ lg tiled shower & access to private deck. 2nd level features loft area, two addtl bedrooms plus 2nd master w/clawfoot tub. Adorable Tiny house used as vacation rental! Excellent Rental History. Barn w/tons of storage, tack room, hay barn, several horse pastures, loafing shed & swine pens. Opal Springs Water! Spectacular 2nd home site w/ power nearby. Fields set up w/wheel lines & hand lines, currently leased out. Home has walk in cellar. Fenced yard w/auto sprinklers. Don't miss out, call today! 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.

Opal Mountain is a premier carbon forestry investment consisting of approximately 16,981 acres in a large private block with exceptional wildlife, recreation, and water resources. Approximately, 14,100 acres of the property has been developed as a long-term California compliance carbon sequestration project. Opal Mountain is one of the largest compliance market carbon projects in the Pacific Northwest listed on the American Carbon Registry. The Opal Mountain owner is also in the process of developing an additional 14,200 acres of timberland, as an Improved Forest Management Washington compliance carbon project. The combined projects are projected to generate more than 1,000,000 carbon credits (tCO2e) over the next 20 years. California's Air Resource Board, the regulatory entity that manages GHG emissions in the State of California, estimates that carbon costs will reach $90-$140 per ton (one ton equals one credit) over the next 5-10 years depending on certain economic scenarios and policy assumptions (report provided upon request) The Opal Mountain carbon project was certified in 2021 using the American Carbon Registry's methodology for improved forest management on nonfederal U S forestlands. The project is enrolled in the Californian compliance market with a 99-year rolling compliance obligation. During this term the project is expected to be verified every six years. Presently, the United States does not yet have a national carbon market, while California and Washington are the only two states to implement cap and trade programs (i.e. compliance markets). Carbon projects on Opal Mountain and Cherry Creek are or will be enrolled in the compliance markets of both California and Washington state. Such programs are essential for delivering the Paris Agreement objective of limiting global average temperature increase as cap-and-trade programs limit greenhouse gas emissions. Apart from its outstanding suitability as a carbon forestry investment, the Opal Mountain property is rich in biodiversity and wildlife which could be enhanced further, thus offering a multitude of options to combine with other ecologic objectives land values in the area are also robust with upside potential. There are approximately 30 miles of streams and creeks that create the headwaters of Trout Creek/Deschutes River and the John Day River. The property includes a private access easement to the John Day River. With Cascade Mountains views from Mt Bachelor to Mt Rainier as its backdrop, the topography ranges from timber covered slopes, grassy hillsides, steep canyons, and meadows. The property has an elevation range of 5,700 feet down to 2,700 feet with over four miles bordering the Ochoco National Forest allowing for diverse wildlife habit and abundant recreation. The Opal Mountain property is expected to generate attractive annual positive cash flow from outfitting, conservation, and carbon projects. Sustainable timber management, redevelopment and recreation create significant long-term appreciation opportunities.

Opal Mountain is a premier carbon forestry investment consisting of approximately 16,981 acres in a large private block with exceptional wildlife, recreation, and water resources. Approximately, 14,100 acres of the property has been developed as a long-term California compliance carbon sequestration project. Opal Mountain is one of the largest compliance market carbon projects in the Pacific Northwest listed on the American Carbon Registry. The Opal Mountain owner is also in the process of developing an additional 14,200 acres of timberland, as an Improved Forest Management Washington compliance carbon project. The combined projects are projected to generate more than 1,000,000 carbon credits (tCO2e) over the next 20 years. California's Air Resource Board, the regulatory entity that manages GHG emissions in the State of California, estimates that carbon costs will reach $90-$140 per ton (one ton equals one credit) over the next 5-10 years depending on certain economic scenarios and policy assumptions (report provided upon request) The Opal Mountain carbon project was certified in 2021 using the American Carbon Registry's methodology for improved forest management on nonfederal U S forestlands. The project is enrolled in the Californian compliance market with a 99-year rolling compliance obligation. During this term the project is expected to be verified every six years. Presently, the United States does not yet have a national carbon market, while California and Washington are the only two states to implement cap and trade programs (i.e. compliance markets). Carbon projects on Opal Mountain and Cherry Creek are or will be enrolled in the compliance markets of both California and Washington state. Such programs are essential for delivering the Paris Agreement objective of limiting global average temperature increase as cap-and-trade programs limit greenhouse gas emissions. Apart from its outstanding suitability as a carbon forestry investment, the Opal Mountain property is rich in biodiversity and wildlife which could be enhanced further, thus offering a multitude of options to combine with other ecologic objectives land values in the area are also robust with upside potential. There are approximately 30 miles of streams and creeks that create the headwaters of Trout Creek/Deschutes River and the John Day River. The property includes a private access easement to the John Day River. With Cascade Mountains views from Mt Bachelor to Mt Rainier as its backdrop, the topography ranges from timber covered slopes, grassy hillsides, steep canyons, and meadows. The property has an elevation range of 5,700 feet down to 2,700 feet with over four miles bordering the Ochoco National Forest allowing for diverse wildlife habit and abundant recreation. The Opal Mountain property is expected to generate attractive annual positive cash flow from outfitting, conservation, and carbon projects. Sustainable timber management, redevelopment and recreation create significant long-term appreciation opportunities.

Opal Mountain is a premier carbon forestry investment consisting of approximately 16,981 acres in a large private block with exceptional wildlife, recreation, and water resources. Approximately, 14,100 acres of the property has been developed as a long-term California compliance carbon sequestration project. Opal Mountain is one of the largest compliance market carbon projects in the Pacific Northwest listed on the American Carbon Registry. The Opal Mountain owner is also in the process of developing an additional 14,200 acres of timberland, as an Improved Forest Management Washington compliance carbon project. The combined projects are projected to generate more than 1,000,000 carbon credits (tCO2e) over the next 20 years. California's Air Resource Board, the regulatory entity that manages GHG emissions in the State of California, estimates that carbon costs will reach $90-$140 per ton (one ton equals one credit) over the next 5-10 years depending on certain economic scenarios and policy assumptions (report provided upon request) The Opal Mountain carbon project was certified in 2021 using the American Carbon Registry's methodology for improved forest management on nonfederal U S forestlands. The project is enrolled in the Californian compliance market with a 99-year rolling compliance obligation. During this term the project is expected to be verified every six years. Presently, the United States does not yet have a national carbon market, while California and Washington are the only two states to implement cap and trade programs (i.e. compliance markets). Carbon projects on Opal Mountain and Cherry Creek are or will be enrolled in the compliance markets of both California and Washington state. Such programs are essential for delivering the Paris Agreement objective of limiting global average temperature increase as cap-and-trade programs limit greenhouse gas emissions. Apart from its outstanding suitability as a carbon forestry investment, the Opal Mountain property is rich in biodiversity and wildlife which could be enhanced further, thus offering a multitude of options to combine with other ecologic objectives land values in the area are also robust with upside potential. There are approximately 30 miles of streams and creeks that create the headwaters of Trout Creek/Deschutes River and the John Day River. The property includes a private access easement to the John Day River. With Cascade Mountains views from Mt Bachelor to Mt Rainier as its backdrop, the topography ranges from timber covered slopes, grassy hillsides, steep canyons, and meadows. The property has an elevation range of 5,700 feet down to 2,700 feet with over four miles bordering the Ochoco National Forest allowing for diverse wildlife habit and abundant recreation. The Opal Mountain property is expected to generate attractive annual positive cash flow from outfitting, conservation, and carbon projects. Sustainable timber management, redevelopment and recreation create significant long-term appreciation opportunities.

Opal Mountain is a premier carbon forestry investment consisting of approximately 16,981 acres in a large private block with exceptional wildlife, recreation, and water resources. Approximately, 14,100 acres of the property has been developed as a long-term California compliance carbon sequestration project. Opal Mountain is one of the largest compliance market carbon projects in the Pacific Northwest listed on the American Carbon Registry. The Opal Mountain owner is also in the process of developing an additional 14,200 acres of timberland, as an Improved Forest Management Washington compliance carbon project. The combined projects are projected to generate more than 1,000,000 carbon credits (tCO2e) over the next 20 years. California's Air Resource Board, the regulatory entity that manages GHG emissions in the State of California, estimates that carbon costs will reach $90-$140 per ton (one ton equals one credit) over the next 5-10 years depending on certain economic scenarios and policy assumptions (report provided upon request) The Opal Mountain carbon project was certified in 2021 using the American Carbon Registry's methodology for improved forest management on nonfederal U S forestlands. The project is enrolled in the Californian compliance market with a 99-year rolling compliance obligation. During this term the project is expected to be verified every six years. Presently, the United States does not yet have a national carbon market, while California and Washington are the only two states to implement cap and trade programs (i.e. compliance markets). Carbon projects on Opal Mountain and Cherry Creek are or will be enrolled in the compliance markets of both California and Washington state. Such programs are essential for delivering the Paris Agreement objective of limiting global average temperature increase as cap-and-trade programs limit greenhouse gas emissions. Apart from its outstanding suitability as a carbon forestry investment, the Opal Mountain property is rich in biodiversity and wildlife which could be enhanced further, thus offering a multitude of options to combine with other ecologic objectives land values in the area are also robust with upside potential. There are approximately 30 miles of streams and creeks that create the headwaters of Trout Creek/Deschutes River and the John Day River. The property includes a private access easement to the John Day River. With Cascade Mountains views from Mt Bachelor to Mt Rainier as its backdrop, the topography ranges from timber covered slopes, grassy hillsides, steep canyons, and meadows. The property has an elevation range of 5,700 feet down to 2,700 feet with over four miles bordering the Ochoco National Forest allowing for diverse wildlife habit and abundant recreation. The Opal Mountain property is expected to generate attractive annual positive cash flow from outfitting, conservation, and carbon projects. Sustainable timber management, redevelopment and recreation create significant long-term appreciation opportunities.