Jackson County, Oregon Land For Sale (259 results)

Perched at the very summit of King Mountain in Jackson County, this spectacular 235-acre parcel commands sweeping, unobstructed views in every directionmountains, valleys, and sky converge across the horizon. Whether you dream of building a one-of-a-kind retreat, crafting a year-round getaway, or holding a long-term investment in pristine land, this property checks every box. A truly buildable homesite is already in place, offering a level pad ready for your vision. The site has previously secured septic approval and even homesite designation, easing the path to development. Power is accessible at the property boundary, so bringing utilities in will be far more manageable than starting from scratch. Water is a standout feature: multiple natural springs and a quiet pond grace the terrain. Previously approved water rights are on file with the Watermasters Office, and while drilling a well remains an option, the parcel is actively developing a spring-fed water systema rare and robust alternative in rural Oregon. Access is straightforward via King Mountain Road, connected through Coyote Creek Road, giving you a reliable route into this lofty terrain. For outdoor enthusiasts, this is ideal terrain: forests teem with wildlifeelk and bear make regular appearances, making the land a natural destination for recreation, wildlife watching, or hunting. Portions of the land may also harbor valuable timber, adding a layer of resource potential to the property. All key documentation is on hand: a hand-drawn plat with access details, homesite and septic approval summaries, and a title report are compiled in a shared folder for your review. Youll have full visibility into the propertys development history and ready data for due diligence. In short: this is more than a mountain parcel. Its a versatile canvas combining elevation, water, infrastructure, and access in one of the most scenic regions of King Mountain. Whether your goal is to build, enjoy, or invest, this land delivers rare altitude, natural beauty, and practical groundworkall poised for your vision. PROPERTY DETAILS Acreage: 235.95 County: Jackson State: Oregon Parcel ID: 10516867 Zoning: Forest Resource Annual Taxes: $1,632.69 Access Notes: Access is from l-5 using Coyote Creek Road and King Mountain Road. Easy to access using the GPS coordinates. Location Details: Center Coordinates: 42.7077400351796, -123.220738274939

Welcome to the Valley View Luxury Estate, a one-of-a-kind custom estate set in the towering hills of Ashland, OR. This astonishing luxury home is one of a kind. Earthen tiles cascade down four distinct, rounded rooves crowned with small cupolas, capturing the geometrical beauty of Byzantine architecture. Beneath the tiles, the outer walls are smooth stucco, accented with a myriad of windows, rounded and flowing, reminiscent of the graceful and curvaceous architecture of Antoni Gaudi. Domes and crests of stucco stand against the sky, giving the impression of a white-washed chapel on the island of Mykonos. But despite its references to world-class art and architecture, this home has its own distinct and extraordinary style, borne out in every detail. Brazilian mahogany double doors, hand-carved by local artist Russell Beebe, introduce you to the essence of the home's unique design: a celebration of nature. The sculptural carving depicts a traditional Native American theme with animals of the region including salmon, coyotes, and eagles. The doors are framed by sinuous sculptures of trees, wrought in copper, a theme that continues throughout the house, and the encircling stone patio. Inside the landing, the granite floor suggests the sandy shore at a river's edge. A low accent of river rocks that flows around the house and into the front landing, ushers you forward to the second set of glass doors wrapped in a copper design that stretches out like tree branches onto the glass walls at either side. All the depth and color of the interior and the natural beauty reaching through multitudinous windows can be seen from this grand entryway, welcoming you home. As you step forward, a custom-designed hardwood floor winds like a river, carrying you in, as it flows and eddies around two free-standing staircases and continues deep into the home. The first staircase captures the eye, curving upward from the left and featuring two carved hawks at the base of a black walnut and glass railing, designed like a treehouse with copper accents. The low river rock wall from the foyer snakes out, supporting an abundance of house plants, and creating a border between the river path floor and a sunken living room on the right. As you curve around the rock wall and plants, the floor gently slopes down, past double glass doors that open to the front terrace and two wide floor-to-ceiling windows that let in the sky. A colorful mosaic of two dragons forming a heart wraps up a wood-burning fireplace. A miniature door to the right of the fireplace houses a wood closet that can be accessed from outside. The exalting cedar ceilings above, and throughout the house, are expertly crafted with tapered tongue-and-groove planks and cedar beams. To the immediate left of the entranceway is the guest bathroom. A translucent blue glass sink drips toward the tiled floor mimicking the water it is home to. Just beyond, rounding out from the first staircase is the dining room. Five large windows let ample light spill into this gracious space, which is embraced by numerous preserved manzanita trees that seem to grow out of the walls and tickle the ceiling. A glass door leads to a back patio and terraced garden that rises up the slope of the hillside. The garden is colorfully landscaped with rose bushes, lavender, rosemary, small needle-leaf trees, and low river rock walls. Continuing through the dining room and further into the house, a wall of windows wraps around a second free-standing staircase featuring two exquisitely carved salmon, and leads to the open, airy center of the home, the kitchen. Beautiful curved granite provides ample counter space and home to top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. The floor transitions to warm earth-tone travertine featuring pewter inserts embossed with a spiral design, also found on the pewter drawer pulls. Natural manzanita tree trunks support a large kidney-shaped center island with seating for four. The earthy rose and red tones of this welcoming space are complemented by the blue of the sky and the ever-green of the trees that seem to enter through the abundance of windows. A breakfast bar with seating for four extends part-way into the space, creating a small divider between the kitchen and a relaxed open living space that enjoys five custom skylights, sculptural windows, and two sets of glass double doors that open to the stone patio. From here you notice a remarkable quality of the home: every direction provides an awe-inspiring vista, to the natural environs and endless view, but also to the beauty of the home itself. You can see deep into the house from almost any point and enjoy the extraordinary appointments and artwork in the foreground, mid-ground, and distant background. It is perfectly cinematic. The sensation is expansive, without being overwhelming, like wandering through a magical wood or the narrow, promising streets of that white-washed Greek isle. The journey continues along the winding hardwood floor to a third living space with magnificent eastern light. There is a full guest bath around the corner. A second passageway from the kitchen leads to an ample pantry and laundry room, and a stunning spiral staircase, built on a single beam of laminated oak that serves as the second entrance to the master suite. The main entrance to the master suite is the second staircase from the entrance. At the top, a row of copper trees curves along the banister and opens up to a wonderful, airy hideaway. Sculptural windows in the shapes of windswept pines, spruce, and buoyant clouds frame a wall of windows that looks onto the panoramic view perfect to watch the radiant sunrise and the beautiful shale pink light at sunset. The second wall of windows gazes on the rising terraces of flowers and trees and lets in the bubbling sounds of the garden water feature. The vaulted clear oak ceiling of this rounded room gives a grand sense of spaciousness and privacy. Two arched doorways on the east side lead to a landing area and the master bath. The bath features a bidet and a double sink set in a curved countertop of gorgeous blue Van Gogh granite. A lush teal carpet leads into a second room with so many windows, you almost feel like you've stepped outside. Floor to ceiling glass doors opens into a double-headed shower. Adjacent is a steam shower in Van Gogh granite, whose greys, blues, rust red, and teal, are beyond luxurious when kissed by the sun. A bell-shaped copper light fixture hangs at the center of the space. A jetted tub is perfectly placed to take in the southern view. A glass door leads to a stone tiled terrace.  The master suite terrace features a custom glass railing with a copper banister that continues the design of the copper trees. The stone tile features spiral designs and a border of large pebbles that form an elegant draining system. The landscaped pond below is circled with a similar border of rounded stones, echoing the terrace design and the river rock wall on the first floor. Further around the terrace, a second door leads back into the house. Crowned with a skylight, this landing area features convenient storage, a closet, and a hidden laundry chute that delivers clothes and sheets straight down to the pantry and laundry area below. A balcony overlooks a sunny first-floor room that might serve as an office or yoga space. The spiral staircase gives private access to the kitchen from the master suite, and to the eastern egress. Just outside, the stone terrace leads to an endless pool inside a glass gazebo whose shape reflects the rooves of the home. To the left is a staircase down to the basement level, and beyond, a path to the terraced garden. The first staircase from the entrance leads to the guest bedroom, which is also surrounded by windows and graced with a vaulted cedar ceiling. A glass door opens to another terrace, and here, you are engulfed by the view. It is breathtaking. You might spy any of the abundant wildlife in this 180-degree immersion wild turkeys, golden eagles, falcons, grazing deer, and elk. The full bath is well appointed with granite, framing a large window that shares the glorious vista. The basement level is accessed from the kitchen. Stairs lead to a 3,000 square foot level that is open to the next owner's imagination. The possibilities for this space are vast from a luxury wine cellar and tasting room to a Turkish or Russian bath to a magnificent editing suite and screening room. The four large rooms and half-bath are completely wired and ready for a transformation. The egress on the east side leads up a grotto-like stone staircase to the patio with access to the pool gazebo and back garden. Also found below is the control room for the elaborate electrical system, the geothermal temperature control, and the in-floor radiant heating system which has 21 zones in the house. A significant investment to install, the geothermal system is extremely efficient and lends maximum cost efficiency to controlling the temperature of the home. The 700 acres of land surrounding the home played an important role in the lives of the indigenous peoples who inhabited the area for centuries. A small rise nearby, known as The Wedding Knoll was the site of marriage ceremonies. Two oak trees that were once tied together to represent union now form a natural sculpture with the rope marks still visible. A few minute's drive on the property finds a lovely off-grid cabin, fully equipped with solar power and generator. An open plan living room soars high to a large sleeping loft. The downstairs bedroom features large closets, and the full bath, a claw foot tub. The galley kitchen is equipped with a washer and dryer. A lovely porch wraps around a wall of front windows that look upon the sweeping view. Whether embraced by the graceful curves and exquisite artistry of the main home, or gazing anywhere on this extraordinary land, you'll find that this property is a place to expand,

Welcome to the Valley View Luxury Estate, a one-of-a-kind custom estate set in the towering hills of Ashland, OR. This astonishing luxury home is one of a kind. Earthen tiles cascade down four distinct, rounded rooves crowned with small cupolas, capturing the geometrical beauty of Byzantine architecture. Beneath the tiles, the outer walls are smooth stucco, accented with a myriad of windows, rounded and flowing, reminiscent of the graceful and curvaceous architecture of Antoni Gaudi. Domes and crests of stucco stand against the sky, giving the impression of a white-washed chapel on the island of Mykonos. But despite its references to world-class art and architecture, this home has its own distinct and extraordinary style, borne out in every detail. Brazilian mahogany double doors, hand-carved by local artist Russell Beebe, introduce you to the essence of the home's unique design: a celebration of nature. The sculptural carving depicts a traditional Native American theme with animals of the region including salmon, coyotes, and eagles. The doors are framed by sinuous sculptures of trees, wrought in copper, a theme that continues throughout the house, and the encircling stone patio. Inside the landing, the granite floor suggests the sandy shore at a river's edge. A low accent of river rocks that flows around the house and into the front landing, ushers you forward to the second set of glass doors wrapped in a copper design that stretches out like tree branches onto the glass walls at either side. All the depth and color of the interior and the natural beauty reaching through multitudinous windows can be seen from this grand entryway, welcoming you home. As you step forward, a custom-designed hardwood floor winds like a river, carrying you in, as it flows and eddies around two free-standing staircases and continues deep into the home. The first staircase captures the eye, curving upward from the left and featuring two carved hawks at the base of a black walnut and glass railing, designed like a treehouse with copper accents. The low river rock wall from the foyer snakes out, supporting an abundance of house plants, and creating a border between the river path floor and a sunken living room on the right. As you curve around the rock wall and plants, the floor gently slopes down, past double glass doors that open to the front terrace and two wide floor-to-ceiling windows that let in the sky. A colorful mosaic of two dragons forming a heart wraps up a wood-burning fireplace. A miniature door to the right of the fireplace houses a wood closet that can be accessed from outside. The exalting cedar ceilings above, and throughout the house, are expertly crafted with tapered tongue-and-groove planks and cedar beams. To the immediate left of the entranceway is the guest bathroom. A translucent blue glass sink drips toward the tiled floor mimicking the water it is home to. Just beyond, rounding out from the first staircase is the dining room. Five large windows let ample light spill into this gracious space, which is embraced by numerous preserved manzanita trees that seem to grow out of the walls and tickle the ceiling. A glass door leads to a back patio and terraced garden that rises up the slope of the hillside. The garden is colorfully landscaped with rose bushes, lavender, rosemary, small needle-leaf trees, and low river rock walls. Continuing through the dining room and further into the house, a wall of windows wraps around a second free-standing staircase featuring two exquisitely carved salmon, and leads to the open, airy center of the home, the kitchen. Beautiful curved granite provides ample counter space and home to top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. The floor transitions to warm earth-tone travertine featuring pewter inserts embossed with a spiral design, also found on the pewter drawer pulls. Natural manzanita tree trunks support a large kidney-shaped center island with seating for four. The earthy rose and red tones of this welcoming space are complemented by the blue of the sky and the ever-green of the trees that seem to enter through the abundance of windows. A breakfast bar with seating for four extends part-way into the space, creating a small divider between the kitchen and a relaxed open living space that enjoys five custom skylights, sculptural windows, and two sets of glass double doors that open to the stone patio. From here you notice a remarkable quality of the home: every direction provides an awe-inspiring vista, to the natural environs and endless view, but also to the beauty of the home itself. You can see deep into the house from almost any point and enjoy the extraordinary appointments and artwork in the foreground, mid-ground, and distant background. It is perfectly cinematic. The sensation is expansive, without being overwhelming, like wandering through a magical wood or the narrow, promising streets of that white-washed Greek isle. The journey continues along the winding hardwood floor to a third living space with magnificent eastern light. There is a full guest bath around the corner. A second passageway from the kitchen leads to an ample pantry and laundry room, and a stunning spiral staircase, built on a single beam of laminated oak that serves as the second entrance to the master suite. The main entrance to the master suite is the second staircase from the entrance. At the top, a row of copper trees curves along the banister and opens up to a wonderful, airy hideaway. Sculptural windows in the shapes of windswept pines, spruce, and buoyant clouds frame a wall of windows that looks onto the panoramic view perfect to watch the radiant sunrise and the beautiful shale pink light at sunset. The second wall of windows gazes on the rising terraces of flowers and trees and lets in the bubbling sounds of the garden water feature. The vaulted clear oak ceiling of this rounded room gives a grand sense of spaciousness and privacy. Two arched doorways on the east side lead to a landing area and the master bath. The bath features a bidet and a double sink set in a curved countertop of gorgeous blue Van Gogh granite. A lush teal carpet leads into a second room with so many windows, you almost feel like you've stepped outside. Floor to ceiling glass doors opens into a double-headed shower. Adjacent is a steam shower in Van Gogh granite, whose greys, blues, rust red, and teal, are beyond luxurious when kissed by the sun. A bell-shaped copper light fixture hangs at the center of the space. A jetted tub is perfectly placed to take in the southern view. A glass door leads to a stone tiled terrace.  The master suite terrace features a custom glass railing with a copper banister that continues the design of the copper trees. The stone tile features spiral designs and a border of large pebbles that form an elegant draining system. The landscaped pond below is circled with a similar border of rounded stones, echoing the terrace design and the river rock wall on the first floor. Further around the terrace, a second door leads back into the house. Crowned with a skylight, this landing area features convenient storage, a closet, and a hidden laundry chute that delivers clothes and sheets straight down to the pantry and laundry area below. A balcony overlooks a sunny first-floor room that might serve as an office or yoga space. The spiral staircase gives private access to the kitchen from the master suite, and to the eastern egress. Just outside, the stone terrace leads to an endless pool inside a glass gazebo whose shape reflects the rooves of the home. To the left is a staircase down to the basement level, and beyond, a path to the terraced garden. The first staircase from the entrance leads to the guest bedroom, which is also surrounded by windows and graced with a vaulted cedar ceiling. A glass door opens to another terrace, and here, you are engulfed by the view. It is breathtaking. You might spy any of the abundant wildlife in this 180-degree immersion wild turkeys, golden eagles, falcons, grazing deer, and elk. The full bath is well appointed with granite, framing a large window that shares the glorious vista. The basement level is accessed from the kitchen. Stairs lead to a 3,000 square foot level that is open to the next owner's imagination. The possibilities for this space are vast from a luxury wine cellar and tasting room to a Turkish or Russian bath to a magnificent editing suite and screening room. The four large rooms and half-bath are completely wired and ready for a transformation. The egress on the east side leads up a grotto-like stone staircase to the patio with access to the pool gazebo and back garden. Also found below is the control room for the elaborate electrical system, the geothermal temperature control, and the in-floor radiant heating system which has 21 zones in the house. A significant investment to install, the geothermal system is extremely efficient and lends maximum cost efficiency to controlling the temperature of the home. The 700 acres of land surrounding the home played an important role in the lives of the indigenous peoples who inhabited the area for centuries. A small rise nearby, known as The Wedding Knoll was the site of marriage ceremonies. Two oak trees that were once tied together to represent union now form a natural sculpture with the rope marks still visible. A few minute's drive on the property finds a lovely off-grid cabin, fully equipped with solar power and generator. An open plan living room soars high to a large sleeping loft. The downstairs bedroom features large closets, and the full bath, a claw foot tub. The galley kitchen is equipped with a washer and dryer. A lovely porch wraps around a wall of front windows that look upon the sweeping view. Whether embraced by the graceful curves and exquisite artistry of the main home, or gazing anywhere on this extraordinary land, you'll find that this property is a place to expand,

Welcome to the Valley View Luxury Estate, a one-of-a-kind custom estate set in the towering hills of Ashland, OR. This astonishing luxury home is one of a kind. Earthen tiles cascade down four distinct, rounded rooves crowned with small cupolas, capturing the geometrical beauty of Byzantine architecture. Beneath the tiles, the outer walls are smooth stucco, accented with a myriad of windows, rounded and flowing, reminiscent of the graceful and curvaceous architecture of Antoni Gaudi. Domes and crests of stucco stand against the sky, giving the impression of a white-washed chapel on the island of Mykonos. But despite its references to world-class art and architecture, this home has its own distinct and extraordinary style, borne out in every detail. Brazilian mahogany double doors, hand-carved by local artist Russell Beebe, introduce you to the essence of the home's unique design: a celebration of nature. The sculptural carving depicts a traditional Native American theme with animals of the region including salmon, coyotes, and eagles. The doors are framed by sinuous sculptures of trees, wrought in copper, a theme that continues throughout the house, and the encircling stone patio. Inside the landing, the granite floor suggests the sandy shore at a river's edge. A low accent of river rocks that flows around the house and into the front landing, ushers you forward to the second set of glass doors wrapped in a copper design that stretches out like tree branches onto the glass walls at either side. All the depth and color of the interior and the natural beauty reaching through multitudinous windows can be seen from this grand entryway, welcoming you home. As you step forward, a custom-designed hardwood floor winds like a river, carrying you in, as it flows and eddies around two free-standing staircases and continues deep into the home. The first staircase captures the eye, curving upward from the left and featuring two carved hawks at the base of a black walnut and glass railing, designed like a treehouse with copper accents. The low river rock wall from the foyer snakes out, supporting an abundance of house plants, and creating a border between the river path floor and a sunken living room on the right. As you curve around the rock wall and plants, the floor gently slopes down, past double glass doors that open to the front terrace and two wide floor-to-ceiling windows that let in the sky. A colorful mosaic of two dragons forming a heart wraps up a wood-burning fireplace. A miniature door to the right of the fireplace houses a wood closet that can be accessed from outside. The exalting cedar ceilings above, and throughout the house, are expertly crafted with tapered tongue-and-groove planks and cedar beams. To the immediate left of the entranceway is the guest bathroom. A translucent blue glass sink drips toward the tiled floor mimicking the water it is home to. Just beyond, rounding out from the first staircase is the dining room. Five large windows let ample light spill into this gracious space, which is embraced by numerous preserved manzanita trees that seem to grow out of the walls and tickle the ceiling. A glass door leads to a back patio and terraced garden that rises up the slope of the hillside. The garden is colorfully landscaped with rose bushes, lavender, rosemary, small needle-leaf trees, and low river rock walls. Continuing through the dining room and further into the house, a wall of windows wraps around a second free-standing staircase featuring two exquisitely carved salmon, and leads to the open, airy center of the home, the kitchen. Beautiful curved granite provides ample counter space and home to top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. The floor transitions to warm earth-tone travertine featuring pewter inserts embossed with a spiral design, also found on the pewter drawer pulls. Natural manzanita tree trunks support a large kidney-shaped center island with seating for four. The earthy rose and red tones of this welcoming space are complemented by the blue of the sky and the ever-green of the trees that seem to enter through the abundance of windows. A breakfast bar with seating for four extends part-way into the space, creating a small divider between the kitchen and a relaxed open living space that enjoys five custom skylights, sculptural windows, and two sets of glass double doors that open to the stone patio. From here you notice a remarkable quality of the home: every direction provides an awe-inspiring vista, to the natural environs and endless view, but also to the beauty of the home itself. You can see deep into the house from almost any point and enjoy the extraordinary appointments and artwork in the foreground, mid-ground, and distant background. It is perfectly cinematic. The sensation is expansive, without being overwhelming, like wandering through a magical wood or the narrow, promising streets of that white-washed Greek isle. The journey continues along the winding hardwood floor to a third living space with magnificent eastern light. There is a full guest bath around the corner. A second passageway from the kitchen leads to an ample pantry and laundry room, and a stunning spiral staircase, built on a single beam of laminated oak that serves as the second entrance to the master suite. The main entrance to the master suite is the second staircase from the entrance. At the top, a row of copper trees curves along the banister and opens up to a wonderful, airy hideaway. Sculptural windows in the shapes of windswept pines, spruce, and buoyant clouds frame a wall of windows that looks onto the panoramic view perfect to watch the radiant sunrise and the beautiful shale pink light at sunset. The second wall of windows gazes on the rising terraces of flowers and trees and lets in the bubbling sounds of the garden water feature. The vaulted clear oak ceiling of this rounded room gives a grand sense of spaciousness and privacy. Two arched doorways on the east side lead to a landing area and the master bath. The bath features a bidet and a double sink set in a curved countertop of gorgeous blue Van Gogh granite. A lush teal carpet leads into a second room with so many windows, you almost feel like you've stepped outside. Floor to ceiling glass doors opens into a double-headed shower. Adjacent is a steam shower in Van Gogh granite, whose greys, blues, rust red, and teal, are beyond luxurious when kissed by the sun. A bell-shaped copper light fixture hangs at the center of the space. A jetted tub is perfectly placed to take in the southern view. A glass door leads to a stone tiled terrace.  The master suite terrace features a custom glass railing with a copper banister that continues the design of the copper trees. The stone tile features spiral designs and a border of large pebbles that form an elegant draining system. The landscaped pond below is circled with a similar border of rounded stones, echoing the terrace design and the river rock wall on the first floor. Further around the terrace, a second door leads back into the house. Crowned with a skylight, this landing area features convenient storage, a closet, and a hidden laundry chute that delivers clothes and sheets straight down to the pantry and laundry area below. A balcony overlooks a sunny first-floor room that might serve as an office or yoga space. The spiral staircase gives private access to the kitchen from the master suite, and to the eastern egress. Just outside, the stone terrace leads to an endless pool inside a glass gazebo whose shape reflects the rooves of the home. To the left is a staircase down to the basement level, and beyond, a path to the terraced garden. The first staircase from the entrance leads to the guest bedroom, which is also surrounded by windows and graced with a vaulted cedar ceiling. A glass door opens to another terrace, and here, you are engulfed by the view. It is breathtaking. You might spy any of the abundant wildlife in this 180-degree immersion wild turkeys, golden eagles, falcons, grazing deer, and elk. The full bath is well appointed with granite, framing a large window that shares the glorious vista. The basement level is accessed from the kitchen. Stairs lead to a 3,000 square foot level that is open to the next owner's imagination. The possibilities for this space are vast from a luxury wine cellar and tasting room to a Turkish or Russian bath to a magnificent editing suite and screening room. The four large rooms and half-bath are completely wired and ready for a transformation. The egress on the east side leads up a grotto-like stone staircase to the patio with access to the pool gazebo and back garden. Also found below is the control room for the elaborate electrical system, the geothermal temperature control, and the in-floor radiant heating system which has 21 zones in the house. A significant investment to install, the geothermal system is extremely efficient and lends maximum cost efficiency to controlling the temperature of the home. The 700 acres of land surrounding the home played an important role in the lives of the indigenous peoples who inhabited the area for centuries. A small rise nearby, known as The Wedding Knoll was the site of marriage ceremonies. Two oak trees that were once tied together to represent union now form a natural sculpture with the rope marks still visible. A few minute's drive on the property finds a lovely off-grid cabin, fully equipped with solar power and generator. An open plan living room soars high to a large sleeping loft. The downstairs bedroom features large closets, and the full bath, a claw foot tub. The galley kitchen is equipped with a washer and dryer. A lovely porch wraps around a wall of front windows that look upon the sweeping view. Whether embraced by the graceful curves and exquisite artistry of the main home, or gazing anywhere on this extraordinary land, you'll find that this property is a place to expand,

Welcome to the Valley View Luxury Estate, a one-of-a-kind custom estate set in the towering hills of Ashland, OR. This astonishing luxury home is one of a kind. Earthen tiles cascade down four distinct, rounded rooves crowned with small cupolas, capturing the geometrical beauty of Byzantine architecture. Beneath the tiles, the outer walls are smooth stucco, accented with a myriad of windows, rounded and flowing, reminiscent of the graceful and curvaceous architecture of Antoni Gaudi. Domes and crests of stucco stand against the sky, giving the impression of a white-washed chapel on the island of Mykonos. But despite its references to world-class art and architecture, this home has its own distinct and extraordinary style, borne out in every detail. Brazilian mahogany double doors, hand-carved by local artist Russell Beebe, introduce you to the essence of the home's unique design: a celebration of nature. The sculptural carving depicts a traditional Native American theme with animals of the region including salmon, coyotes, and eagles. The doors are framed by sinuous sculptures of trees, wrought in copper, a theme that continues throughout the house, and the encircling stone patio. Inside the landing, the granite floor suggests the sandy shore at a river's edge. A low accent of river rocks that flows around the house and into the front landing, ushers you forward to the second set of glass doors wrapped in a copper design that stretches out like tree branches onto the glass walls at either side. All the depth and color of the interior and the natural beauty reaching through multitudinous windows can be seen from this grand entryway, welcoming you home. As you step forward, a custom-designed hardwood floor winds like a river, carrying you in, as it flows and eddies around two free-standing staircases and continues deep into the home. The first staircase captures the eye, curving upward from the left and featuring two carved hawks at the base of a black walnut and glass railing, designed like a treehouse with copper accents. The low river rock wall from the foyer snakes out, supporting an abundance of house plants, and creating a border between the river path floor and a sunken living room on the right. As you curve around the rock wall and plants, the floor gently slopes down, past double glass doors that open to the front terrace and two wide floor-to-ceiling windows that let in the sky. A colorful mosaic of two dragons forming a heart wraps up a wood-burning fireplace. A miniature door to the right of the fireplace houses a wood closet that can be accessed from outside. The exalting cedar ceilings above, and throughout the house, are expertly crafted with tapered tongue-and-groove planks and cedar beams. To the immediate left of the entranceway is the guest bathroom. A translucent blue glass sink drips toward the tiled floor mimicking the water it is home to. Just beyond, rounding out from the first staircase is the dining room. Five large windows let ample light spill into this gracious space, which is embraced by numerous preserved manzanita trees that seem to grow out of the walls and tickle the ceiling. A glass door leads to a back patio and terraced garden that rises up the slope of the hillside. The garden is colorfully landscaped with rose bushes, lavender, rosemary, small needle-leaf trees, and low river rock walls. Continuing through the dining room and further into the house, a wall of windows wraps around a second free-standing staircase featuring two exquisitely carved salmon, and leads to the open, airy center of the home, the kitchen. Beautiful curved granite provides ample counter space and home to top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. The floor transitions to warm earth-tone travertine featuring pewter inserts embossed with a spiral design, also found on the pewter drawer pulls. Natural manzanita tree trunks support a large kidney-shaped center island with seating for four. The earthy rose and red tones of this welcoming space are complemented by the blue of the sky and the ever-green of the trees that seem to enter through the abundance of windows. A breakfast bar with seating for four extends part-way into the space, creating a small divider between the kitchen and a relaxed open living space that enjoys five custom skylights, sculptural windows, and two sets of glass double doors that open to the stone patio. From here you notice a remarkable quality of the home: every direction provides an awe-inspiring vista, to the natural environs and endless view, but also to the beauty of the home itself. You can see deep into the house from almost any point and enjoy the extraordinary appointments and artwork in the foreground, mid-ground, and distant background. It is perfectly cinematic. The sensation is expansive, without being overwhelming, like wandering through a magical wood or the narrow, promising streets of that white-washed Greek isle. The journey continues along the winding hardwood floor to a third living space with magnificent eastern light. There is a full guest bath around the corner. A second passageway from the kitchen leads to an ample pantry and laundry room, and a stunning spiral staircase, built on a single beam of laminated oak that serves as the second entrance to the master suite. The main entrance to the master suite is the second staircase from the entrance. At the top, a row of copper trees curves along the banister and opens up to a wonderful, airy hideaway. Sculptural windows in the shapes of windswept pines, spruce, and buoyant clouds frame a wall of windows that looks onto the panoramic view perfect to watch the radiant sunrise and the beautiful shale pink light at sunset. The second wall of windows gazes on the rising terraces of flowers and trees and lets in the bubbling sounds of the garden water feature. The vaulted clear oak ceiling of this rounded room gives a grand sense of spaciousness and privacy. Two arched doorways on the east side lead to a landing area and the master bath. The bath features a bidet and a double sink set in a curved countertop of gorgeous blue Van Gogh granite. A lush teal carpet leads into a second room with so many windows, you almost feel like you've stepped outside. Floor to ceiling glass doors opens into a double-headed shower. Adjacent is a steam shower in Van Gogh granite, whose greys, blues, rust red, and teal, are beyond luxurious when kissed by the sun. A bell-shaped copper light fixture hangs at the center of the space. A jetted tub is perfectly placed to take in the southern view. A glass door leads to a stone tiled terrace.  The master suite terrace features a custom glass railing with a copper banister that continues the design of the copper trees. The stone tile features spiral designs and a border of large pebbles that form an elegant draining system. The landscaped pond below is circled with a similar border of rounded stones, echoing the terrace design and the river rock wall on the first floor. Further around the terrace, a second door leads back into the house. Crowned with a skylight, this landing area features convenient storage, a closet, and a hidden laundry chute that delivers clothes and sheets straight down to the pantry and laundry area below. A balcony overlooks a sunny first-floor room that might serve as an office or yoga space. The spiral staircase gives private access to the kitchen from the master suite, and to the eastern egress. Just outside, the stone terrace leads to an endless pool inside a glass gazebo whose shape reflects the rooves of the home. To the left is a staircase down to the basement level, and beyond, a path to the terraced garden. The first staircase from the entrance leads to the guest bedroom, which is also surrounded by windows and graced with a vaulted cedar ceiling. A glass door opens to another terrace, and here, you are engulfed by the view. It is breathtaking. You might spy any of the abundant wildlife in this 180-degree immersion wild turkeys, golden eagles, falcons, grazing deer, and elk. The full bath is well appointed with granite, framing a large window that shares the glorious vista. The basement level is accessed from the kitchen. Stairs lead to a 3,000 square foot level that is open to the next owner's imagination. The possibilities for this space are vast from a luxury wine cellar and tasting room to a Turkish or Russian bath to a magnificent editing suite and screening room. The four large rooms and half-bath are completely wired and ready for a transformation. The egress on the east side leads up a grotto-like stone staircase to the patio with access to the pool gazebo and back garden. Also found below is the control room for the elaborate electrical system, the geothermal temperature control, and the in-floor radiant heating system which has 21 zones in the house. A significant investment to install, the geothermal system is extremely efficient and lends maximum cost efficiency to controlling the temperature of the home. The 700 acres of land surrounding the home played an important role in the lives of the indigenous peoples who inhabited the area for centuries. A small rise nearby, known as The Wedding Knoll was the site of marriage ceremonies. Two oak trees that were once tied together to represent union now form a natural sculpture with the rope marks still visible. A few minute's drive on the property finds a lovely off-grid cabin, fully equipped with solar power and generator. An open plan living room soars high to a large sleeping loft. The downstairs bedroom features large closets, and the full bath, a claw foot tub. The galley kitchen is equipped with a washer and dryer. A lovely porch wraps around a wall of front windows that look upon the sweeping view. Whether embraced by the graceful curves and exquisite artistry of the main home, or gazing anywhere on this extraordinary land, you'll find that this property is a place to expand,

Welcome to the Valley View Luxury Estate, a one-of-a-kind custom estate set in the towering hills of Ashland, OR. This astonishing luxury home is one of a kind. Earthen tiles cascade down four distinct, rounded rooves crowned with small cupolas, capturing the geometrical beauty of Byzantine architecture. Beneath the tiles, the outer walls are smooth stucco, accented with a myriad of windows, rounded and flowing, reminiscent of the graceful and curvaceous architecture of Antoni Gaudi. Domes and crests of stucco stand against the sky, giving the impression of a white-washed chapel on the island of Mykonos. But despite its references to world-class art and architecture, this home has its own distinct and extraordinary style, borne out in every detail. Brazilian mahogany double doors, hand-carved by local artist Russell Beebe, introduce you to the essence of the home's unique design: a celebration of nature. The sculptural carving depicts a traditional Native American theme with animals of the region including salmon, coyotes, and eagles. The doors are framed by sinuous sculptures of trees, wrought in copper, a theme that continues throughout the house, and the encircling stone patio. Inside the landing, the granite floor suggests the sandy shore at a river's edge. A low accent of river rocks that flows around the house and into the front landing, ushers you forward to the second set of glass doors wrapped in a copper design that stretches out like tree branches onto the glass walls at either side. All the depth and color of the interior and the natural beauty reaching through multitudinous windows can be seen from this grand entryway, welcoming you home. As you step forward, a custom-designed hardwood floor winds like a river, carrying you in, as it flows and eddies around two free-standing staircases and continues deep into the home. The first staircase captures the eye, curving upward from the left and featuring two carved hawks at the base of a black walnut and glass railing, designed like a treehouse with copper accents. The low river rock wall from the foyer snakes out, supporting an abundance of house plants, and creating a border between the river path floor and a sunken living room on the right. As you curve around the rock wall and plants, the floor gently slopes down, past double glass doors that open to the front terrace and two wide floor-to-ceiling windows that let in the sky. A colorful mosaic of two dragons forming a heart wraps up a wood-burning fireplace. A miniature door to the right of the fireplace houses a wood closet that can be accessed from outside. The exalting cedar ceilings above, and throughout the house, are expertly crafted with tapered tongue-and-groove planks and cedar beams. To the immediate left of the entranceway is the guest bathroom. A translucent blue glass sink drips toward the tiled floor mimicking the water it is home to. Just beyond, rounding out from the first staircase is the dining room. Five large windows let ample light spill into this gracious space, which is embraced by numerous preserved manzanita trees that seem to grow out of the walls and tickle the ceiling. A glass door leads to a back patio and terraced garden that rises up the slope of the hillside. The garden is colorfully landscaped with rose bushes, lavender, rosemary, small needle-leaf trees, and low river rock walls. Continuing through the dining room and further into the house, a wall of windows wraps around a second free-standing staircase featuring two exquisitely carved salmon, and leads to the open, airy center of the home, the kitchen. Beautiful curved granite provides ample counter space and home to top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. The floor transitions to warm earth-tone travertine featuring pewter inserts embossed with a spiral design, also found on the pewter drawer pulls. Natural manzanita tree trunks support a large kidney-shaped center island with seating for four. The earthy rose and red tones of this welcoming space are complemented by the blue of the sky and the ever-green of the trees that seem to enter through the abundance of windows. A breakfast bar with seating for four extends part-way into the space, creating a small divider between the kitchen and a relaxed open living space that enjoys five custom skylights, sculptural windows, and two sets of glass double doors that open to the stone patio. From here you notice a remarkable quality of the home: every direction provides an awe-inspiring vista, to the natural environs and endless view, but also to the beauty of the home itself. You can see deep into the house from almost any point and enjoy the extraordinary appointments and artwork in the foreground, mid-ground, and distant background. It is perfectly cinematic. The sensation is expansive, without being overwhelming, like wandering through a magical wood or the narrow, promising streets of that white-washed Greek isle. The journey continues along the winding hardwood floor to a third living space with magnificent eastern light. There is a full guest bath around the corner. A second passageway from the kitchen leads to an ample pantry and laundry room, and a stunning spiral staircase, built on a single beam of laminated oak that serves as the second entrance to the master suite. The main entrance to the master suite is the second staircase from the entrance. At the top, a row of copper trees curves along the banister and opens up to a wonderful, airy hideaway. Sculptural windows in the shapes of windswept pines, spruce, and buoyant clouds frame a wall of windows that looks onto the panoramic view perfect to watch the radiant sunrise and the beautiful shale pink light at sunset. The second wall of windows gazes on the rising terraces of flowers and trees and lets in the bubbling sounds of the garden water feature. The vaulted clear oak ceiling of this rounded room gives a grand sense of spaciousness and privacy. Two arched doorways on the east side lead to a landing area and the master bath. The bath features a bidet and a double sink set in a curved countertop of gorgeous blue Van Gogh granite. A lush teal carpet leads into a second room with so many windows, you almost feel like you've stepped outside. Floor to ceiling glass doors opens into a double-headed shower. Adjacent is a steam shower in Van Gogh granite, whose greys, blues, rust red, and teal, are beyond luxurious when kissed by the sun. A bell-shaped copper light fixture hangs at the center of the space. A jetted tub is perfectly placed to take in the southern view. A glass door leads to a stone tiled terrace.  The master suite terrace features a custom glass railing with a copper banister that continues the design of the copper trees. The stone tile features spiral designs and a border of large pebbles that form an elegant draining system. The landscaped pond below is circled with a similar border of rounded stones, echoing the terrace design and the river rock wall on the first floor. Further around the terrace, a second door leads back into the house. Crowned with a skylight, this landing area features convenient storage, a closet, and a hidden laundry chute that delivers clothes and sheets straight down to the pantry and laundry area below. A balcony overlooks a sunny first-floor room that might serve as an office or yoga space. The spiral staircase gives private access to the kitchen from the master suite, and to the eastern egress. Just outside, the stone terrace leads to an endless pool inside a glass gazebo whose shape reflects the rooves of the home. To the left is a staircase down to the basement level, and beyond, a path to the terraced garden. The first staircase from the entrance leads to the guest bedroom, which is also surrounded by windows and graced with a vaulted cedar ceiling. A glass door opens to another terrace, and here, you are engulfed by the view. It is breathtaking. You might spy any of the abundant wildlife in this 180-degree immersion wild turkeys, golden eagles, falcons, grazing deer, and elk. The full bath is well appointed with granite, framing a large window that shares the glorious vista. The basement level is accessed from the kitchen. Stairs lead to a 3,000 square foot level that is open to the next owner's imagination. The possibilities for this space are vast from a luxury wine cellar and tasting room to a Turkish or Russian bath to a magnificent editing suite and screening room. The four large rooms and half-bath are completely wired and ready for a transformation. The egress on the east side leads up a grotto-like stone staircase to the patio with access to the pool gazebo and back garden. Also found below is the control room for the elaborate electrical system, the geothermal temperature control, and the in-floor radiant heating system which has 21 zones in the house. A significant investment to install, the geothermal system is extremely efficient and lends maximum cost efficiency to controlling the temperature of the home. The 700 acres of land surrounding the home played an important role in the lives of the indigenous peoples who inhabited the area for centuries. A small rise nearby, known as The Wedding Knoll was the site of marriage ceremonies. Two oak trees that were once tied together to represent union now form a natural sculpture with the rope marks still visible. A few minute's drive on the property finds a lovely off-grid cabin, fully equipped with solar power and generator. An open plan living room soars high to a large sleeping loft. The downstairs bedroom features large closets, and the full bath, a claw foot tub. The galley kitchen is equipped with a washer and dryer. A lovely porch wraps around a wall of front windows that look upon the sweeping view. Whether embraced by the graceful curves and exquisite artistry of the main home, or gazing anywhere on this extraordinary land, you'll find that this property is a place to expand,

Welcome to the Valley View Luxury Estate, a one-of-a-kind custom estate set in the towering hills of Ashland, OR. This astonishing luxury home is one of a kind. Earthen tiles cascade down four distinct, rounded rooves crowned with small cupolas, capturing the geometrical beauty of Byzantine architecture. Beneath the tiles, the outer walls are smooth stucco, accented with a myriad of windows, rounded and flowing, reminiscent of the graceful and curvaceous architecture of Antoni Gaudi. Domes and crests of stucco stand against the sky, giving the impression of a white-washed chapel on the island of Mykonos. But despite its references to world-class art and architecture, this home has its own distinct and extraordinary style, borne out in every detail. Brazilian mahogany double doors, hand-carved by local artist Russell Beebe, introduce you to the essence of the home's unique design: a celebration of nature. The sculptural carving depicts a traditional Native American theme with animals of the region including salmon, coyotes, and eagles. The doors are framed by sinuous sculptures of trees, wrought in copper, a theme that continues throughout the house, and the encircling stone patio. Inside the landing, the granite floor suggests the sandy shore at a river's edge. A low accent of river rocks that flows around the house and into the front landing, ushers you forward to the second set of glass doors wrapped in a copper design that stretches out like tree branches onto the glass walls at either side. All the depth and color of the interior and the natural beauty reaching through multitudinous windows can be seen from this grand entryway, welcoming you home. As you step forward, a custom-designed hardwood floor winds like a river, carrying you in, as it flows and eddies around two free-standing staircases and continues deep into the home. The first staircase captures the eye, curving upward from the left and featuring two carved hawks at the base of a black walnut and glass railing, designed like a treehouse with copper accents. The low river rock wall from the foyer snakes out, supporting an abundance of house plants, and creating a border between the river path floor and a sunken living room on the right. As you curve around the rock wall and plants, the floor gently slopes down, past double glass doors that open to the front terrace and two wide floor-to-ceiling windows that let in the sky. A colorful mosaic of two dragons forming a heart wraps up a wood-burning fireplace. A miniature door to the right of the fireplace houses a wood closet that can be accessed from outside. The exalting cedar ceilings above, and throughout the house, are expertly crafted with tapered tongue-and-groove planks and cedar beams. To the immediate left of the entranceway is the guest bathroom. A translucent blue glass sink drips toward the tiled floor mimicking the water it is home to. Just beyond, rounding out from the first staircase is the dining room. Five large windows let ample light spill into this gracious space, which is embraced by numerous preserved manzanita trees that seem to grow out of the walls and tickle the ceiling. A glass door leads to a back patio and terraced garden that rises up the slope of the hillside. The garden is colorfully landscaped with rose bushes, lavender, rosemary, small needle-leaf trees, and low river rock walls. Continuing through the dining room and further into the house, a wall of windows wraps around a second free-standing staircase featuring two exquisitely carved salmon, and leads to the open, airy center of the home, the kitchen. Beautiful curved granite provides ample counter space and home to top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. The floor transitions to warm earth-tone travertine featuring pewter inserts embossed with a spiral design, also found on the pewter drawer pulls. Natural manzanita tree trunks support a large kidney-shaped center island with seating for four. The earthy rose and red tones of this welcoming space are complemented by the blue of the sky and the ever-green of the trees that seem to enter through the abundance of windows. A breakfast bar with seating for four extends part-way into the space, creating a small divider between the kitchen and a relaxed open living space that enjoys five custom skylights, sculptural windows, and two sets of glass double doors that open to the stone patio. From here you notice a remarkable quality of the home: every direction provides an awe-inspiring vista, to the natural environs and endless view, but also to the beauty of the home itself. You can see deep into the house from almost any point and enjoy the extraordinary appointments and artwork in the foreground, mid-ground, and distant background. It is perfectly cinematic. The sensation is expansive, without being overwhelming, like wandering through a magical wood or the narrow, promising streets of that white-washed Greek isle. The journey continues along the winding hardwood floor to a third living space with magnificent eastern light. There is a full guest bath around the corner. A second passageway from the kitchen leads to an ample pantry and laundry room, and a stunning spiral staircase, built on a single beam of laminated oak that serves as the second entrance to the master suite. The main entrance to the master suite is the second staircase from the entrance. At the top, a row of copper trees curves along the banister and opens up to a wonderful, airy hideaway. Sculptural windows in the shapes of windswept pines, spruce, and buoyant clouds frame a wall of windows that looks onto the panoramic view perfect to watch the radiant sunrise and the beautiful shale pink light at sunset. The second wall of windows gazes on the rising terraces of flowers and trees and lets in the bubbling sounds of the garden water feature. The vaulted clear oak ceiling of this rounded room gives a grand sense of spaciousness and privacy. Two arched doorways on the east side lead to a landing area and the master bath. The bath features a bidet and a double sink set in a curved countertop of gorgeous blue Van Gogh granite. A lush teal carpet leads into a second room with so many windows, you almost feel like you've stepped outside. Floor to ceiling glass doors opens into a double-headed shower. Adjacent is a steam shower in Van Gogh granite, whose greys, blues, rust red, and teal, are beyond luxurious when kissed by the sun. A bell-shaped copper light fixture hangs at the center of the space. A jetted tub is perfectly placed to take in the southern view. A glass door leads to a stone tiled terrace.  The master suite terrace features a custom glass railing with a copper banister that continues the design of the copper trees. The stone tile features spiral designs and a border of large pebbles that form an elegant draining system. The landscaped pond below is circled with a similar border of rounded stones, echoing the terrace design and the river rock wall on the first floor. Further around the terrace, a second door leads back into the house. Crowned with a skylight, this landing area features convenient storage, a closet, and a hidden laundry chute that delivers clothes and sheets straight down to the pantry and laundry area below. A balcony overlooks a sunny first-floor room that might serve as an office or yoga space. The spiral staircase gives private access to the kitchen from the master suite, and to the eastern egress. Just outside, the stone terrace leads to an endless pool inside a glass gazebo whose shape reflects the rooves of the home. To the left is a staircase down to the basement level, and beyond, a path to the terraced garden. The first staircase from the entrance leads to the guest bedroom, which is also surrounded by windows and graced with a vaulted cedar ceiling. A glass door opens to another terrace, and here, you are engulfed by the view. It is breathtaking. You might spy any of the abundant wildlife in this 180-degree immersion wild turkeys, golden eagles, falcons, grazing deer, and elk. The full bath is well appointed with granite, framing a large window that shares the glorious vista. The basement level is accessed from the kitchen. Stairs lead to a 3,000 square foot level that is open to the next owner's imagination. The possibilities for this space are vast from a luxury wine cellar and tasting room to a Turkish or Russian bath to a magnificent editing suite and screening room. The four large rooms and half-bath are completely wired and ready for a transformation. The egress on the east side leads up a grotto-like stone staircase to the patio with access to the pool gazebo and back garden. Also found below is the control room for the elaborate electrical system, the geothermal temperature control, and the in-floor radiant heating system which has 21 zones in the house. A significant investment to install, the geothermal system is extremely efficient and lends maximum cost efficiency to controlling the temperature of the home. The 700 acres of land surrounding the home played an important role in the lives of the indigenous peoples who inhabited the area for centuries. A small rise nearby, known as The Wedding Knoll was the site of marriage ceremonies. Two oak trees that were once tied together to represent union now form a natural sculpture with the rope marks still visible. A few minute's drive on the property finds a lovely off-grid cabin, fully equipped with solar power and generator. An open plan living room soars high to a large sleeping loft. The downstairs bedroom features large closets, and the full bath, a claw foot tub. The galley kitchen is equipped with a washer and dryer. A lovely porch wraps around a wall of front windows that look upon the sweeping view. Whether embraced by the graceful curves and exquisite artistry of the main home, or gazing anywhere on this extraordinary land, you'll find that this property is a place to expand,

Welcome to the Valley View Luxury Estate, a one-of-a-kind custom estate set in the towering hills of Ashland, OR. This astonishing luxury home is one of a kind. Earthen tiles cascade down four distinct, rounded rooves crowned with small cupolas, capturing the geometrical beauty of Byzantine architecture. Beneath the tiles, the outer walls are smooth stucco, accented with a myriad of windows, rounded and flowing, reminiscent of the graceful and curvaceous architecture of Antoni Gaudi. Domes and crests of stucco stand against the sky, giving the impression of a white-washed chapel on the island of Mykonos. But despite its references to world-class art and architecture, this home has its own distinct and extraordinary style, borne out in every detail. Brazilian mahogany double doors, hand-carved by local artist Russell Beebe, introduce you to the essence of the home's unique design: a celebration of nature. The sculptural carving depicts a traditional Native American theme with animals of the region including salmon, coyotes, and eagles. The doors are framed by sinuous sculptures of trees, wrought in copper, a theme that continues throughout the house, and the encircling stone patio. Inside the landing, the granite floor suggests the sandy shore at a river's edge. A low accent of river rocks that flows around the house and into the front landing, ushers you forward to the second set of glass doors wrapped in a copper design that stretches out like tree branches onto the glass walls at either side. All the depth and color of the interior and the natural beauty reaching through multitudinous windows can be seen from this grand entryway, welcoming you home. As you step forward, a custom-designed hardwood floor winds like a river, carrying you in, as it flows and eddies around two free-standing staircases and continues deep into the home. The first staircase captures the eye, curving upward from the left and featuring two carved hawks at the base of a black walnut and glass railing, designed like a treehouse with copper accents. The low river rock wall from the foyer snakes out, supporting an abundance of house plants, and creating a border between the river path floor and a sunken living room on the right. As you curve around the rock wall and plants, the floor gently slopes down, past double glass doors that open to the front terrace and two wide floor-to-ceiling windows that let in the sky. A colorful mosaic of two dragons forming a heart wraps up a wood-burning fireplace. A miniature door to the right of the fireplace houses a wood closet that can be accessed from outside. The exalting cedar ceilings above, and throughout the house, are expertly crafted with tapered tongue-and-groove planks and cedar beams. To the immediate left of the entranceway is the guest bathroom. A translucent blue glass sink drips toward the tiled floor mimicking the water it is home to. Just beyond, rounding out from the first staircase is the dining room. Five large windows let ample light spill into this gracious space, which is embraced by numerous preserved manzanita trees that seem to grow out of the walls and tickle the ceiling. A glass door leads to a back patio and terraced garden that rises up the slope of the hillside. The garden is colorfully landscaped with rose bushes, lavender, rosemary, small needle-leaf trees, and low river rock walls. Continuing through the dining room and further into the house, a wall of windows wraps around a second free-standing staircase featuring two exquisitely carved salmon, and leads to the open, airy center of the home, the kitchen. Beautiful curved granite provides ample counter space and home to top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. The floor transitions to warm earth-tone travertine featuring pewter inserts embossed with a spiral design, also found on the pewter drawer pulls. Natural manzanita tree trunks support a large kidney-shaped center island with seating for four. The earthy rose and red tones of this welcoming space are complemented by the blue of the sky and the ever-green of the trees that seem to enter through the abundance of windows. A breakfast bar with seating for four extends part-way into the space, creating a small divider between the kitchen and a relaxed open living space that enjoys five custom skylights, sculptural windows, and two sets of glass double doors that open to the stone patio. From here you notice a remarkable quality of the home: every direction provides an awe-inspiring vista, to the natural environs and endless view, but also to the beauty of the home itself. You can see deep into the house from almost any point and enjoy the extraordinary appointments and artwork in the foreground, mid-ground, and distant background. It is perfectly cinematic. The sensation is expansive, without being overwhelming, like wandering through a magical wood or the narrow, promising streets of that white-washed Greek isle. The journey continues along the winding hardwood floor to a third living space with magnificent eastern light. There is a full guest bath around the corner. A second passageway from the kitchen leads to an ample pantry and laundry room, and a stunning spiral staircase, built on a single beam of laminated oak that serves as the second entrance to the master suite. The main entrance to the master suite is the second staircase from the entrance. At the top, a row of copper trees curves along the banister and opens up to a wonderful, airy hideaway. Sculptural windows in the shapes of windswept pines, spruce, and buoyant clouds frame a wall of windows that looks onto the panoramic view perfect to watch the radiant sunrise and the beautiful shale pink light at sunset. The second wall of windows gazes on the rising terraces of flowers and trees and lets in the bubbling sounds of the garden water feature. The vaulted clear oak ceiling of this rounded room gives a grand sense of spaciousness and privacy. Two arched doorways on the east side lead to a landing area and the master bath. The bath features a bidet and a double sink set in a curved countertop of gorgeous blue Van Gogh granite. A lush teal carpet leads into a second room with so many windows, you almost feel like you've stepped outside. Floor to ceiling glass doors opens into a double-headed shower. Adjacent is a steam shower in Van Gogh granite, whose greys, blues, rust red, and teal, are beyond luxurious when kissed by the sun. A bell-shaped copper light fixture hangs at the center of the space. A jetted tub is perfectly placed to take in the southern view. A glass door leads to a stone tiled terrace.  The master suite terrace features a custom glass railing with a copper banister that continues the design of the copper trees. The stone tile features spiral designs and a border of large pebbles that form an elegant draining system. The landscaped pond below is circled with a similar border of rounded stones, echoing the terrace design and the river rock wall on the first floor. Further around the terrace, a second door leads back into the house. Crowned with a skylight, this landing area features convenient storage, a closet, and a hidden laundry chute that delivers clothes and sheets straight down to the pantry and laundry area below. A balcony overlooks a sunny first-floor room that might serve as an office or yoga space. The spiral staircase gives private access to the kitchen from the master suite, and to the eastern egress. Just outside, the stone terrace leads to an endless pool inside a glass gazebo whose shape reflects the rooves of the home. To the left is a staircase down to the basement level, and beyond, a path to the terraced garden. The first staircase from the entrance leads to the guest bedroom, which is also surrounded by windows and graced with a vaulted cedar ceiling. A glass door opens to another terrace, and here, you are engulfed by the view. It is breathtaking. You might spy any of the abundant wildlife in this 180-degree immersion wild turkeys, golden eagles, falcons, grazing deer, and elk. The full bath is well appointed with granite, framing a large window that shares the glorious vista. The basement level is accessed from the kitchen. Stairs lead to a 3,000 square foot level that is open to the next owner's imagination. The possibilities for this space are vast from a luxury wine cellar and tasting room to a Turkish or Russian bath to a magnificent editing suite and screening room. The four large rooms and half-bath are completely wired and ready for a transformation. The egress on the east side leads up a grotto-like stone staircase to the patio with access to the pool gazebo and back garden. Also found below is the control room for the elaborate electrical system, the geothermal temperature control, and the in-floor radiant heating system which has 21 zones in the house. A significant investment to install, the geothermal system is extremely efficient and lends maximum cost efficiency to controlling the temperature of the home. The 700 acres of land surrounding the home played an important role in the lives of the indigenous peoples who inhabited the area for centuries. A small rise nearby, known as The Wedding Knoll was the site of marriage ceremonies. Two oak trees that were once tied together to represent union now form a natural sculpture with the rope marks still visible. A few minute's drive on the property finds a lovely off-grid cabin, fully equipped with solar power and generator. An open plan living room soars high to a large sleeping loft. The downstairs bedroom features large closets, and the full bath, a claw foot tub. The galley kitchen is equipped with a washer and dryer. A lovely porch wraps around a wall of front windows that look upon the sweeping view. Whether embraced by the graceful curves and exquisite artistry of the main home, or gazing anywhere on this extraordinary land, you'll find that this property is a place to expand,

Welcome to the Valley View Luxury Estate, a one-of-a-kind custom estate set in the towering hills of Ashland, OR. This astonishing luxury home is one of a kind. Earthen tiles cascade down four distinct, rounded rooves crowned with small cupolas, capturing the geometrical beauty of Byzantine architecture. Beneath the tiles, the outer walls are smooth stucco, accented with a myriad of windows, rounded and flowing, reminiscent of the graceful and curvaceous architecture of Antoni Gaudi. Domes and crests of stucco stand against the sky, giving the impression of a white-washed chapel on the island of Mykonos. But despite its references to world-class art and architecture, this home has its own distinct and extraordinary style, borne out in every detail. Brazilian mahogany double doors, hand-carved by local artist Russell Beebe, introduce you to the essence of the home's unique design: a celebration of nature. The sculptural carving depicts a traditional Native American theme with animals of the region including salmon, coyotes, and eagles. The doors are framed by sinuous sculptures of trees, wrought in copper, a theme that continues throughout the house, and the encircling stone patio. Inside the landing, the granite floor suggests the sandy shore at a river's edge. A low accent of river rocks that flows around the house and into the front landing, ushers you forward to the second set of glass doors wrapped in a copper design that stretches out like tree branches onto the glass walls at either side. All the depth and color of the interior and the natural beauty reaching through multitudinous windows can be seen from this grand entryway, welcoming you home. As you step forward, a custom-designed hardwood floor winds like a river, carrying you in, as it flows and eddies around two free-standing staircases and continues deep into the home. The first staircase captures the eye, curving upward from the left and featuring two carved hawks at the base of a black walnut and glass railing, designed like a treehouse with copper accents. The low river rock wall from the foyer snakes out, supporting an abundance of house plants, and creating a border between the river path floor and a sunken living room on the right. As you curve around the rock wall and plants, the floor gently slopes down, past double glass doors that open to the front terrace and two wide floor-to-ceiling windows that let in the sky. A colorful mosaic of two dragons forming a heart wraps up a wood-burning fireplace. A miniature door to the right of the fireplace houses a wood closet that can be accessed from outside. The exalting cedar ceilings above, and throughout the house, are expertly crafted with tapered tongue-and-groove planks and cedar beams. To the immediate left of the entranceway is the guest bathroom. A translucent blue glass sink drips toward the tiled floor mimicking the water it is home to. Just beyond, rounding out from the first staircase is the dining room. Five large windows let ample light spill into this gracious space, which is embraced by numerous preserved manzanita trees that seem to grow out of the walls and tickle the ceiling. A glass door leads to a back patio and terraced garden that rises up the slope of the hillside. The garden is colorfully landscaped with rose bushes, lavender, rosemary, small needle-leaf trees, and low river rock walls. Continuing through the dining room and further into the house, a wall of windows wraps around a second free-standing staircase featuring two exquisitely carved salmon, and leads to the open, airy center of the home, the kitchen. Beautiful curved granite provides ample counter space and home to top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. The floor transitions to warm earth-tone travertine featuring pewter inserts embossed with a spiral design, also found on the pewter drawer pulls. Natural manzanita tree trunks support a large kidney-shaped center island with seating for four. The earthy rose and red tones of this welcoming space are complemented by the blue of the sky and the ever-green of the trees that seem to enter through the abundance of windows. A breakfast bar with seating for four extends part-way into the space, creating a small divider between the kitchen and a relaxed open living space that enjoys five custom skylights, sculptural windows, and two sets of glass double doors that open to the stone patio. From here you notice a remarkable quality of the home: every direction provides an awe-inspiring vista, to the natural environs and endless view, but also to the beauty of the home itself. You can see deep into the house from almost any point and enjoy the extraordinary appointments and artwork in the foreground, mid-ground, and distant background. It is perfectly cinematic. The sensation is expansive, without being overwhelming, like wandering through a magical wood or the narrow, promising streets of that white-washed Greek isle. The journey continues along the winding hardwood floor to a third living space with magnificent eastern light. There is a full guest bath around the corner. A second passageway from the kitchen leads to an ample pantry and laundry room, and a stunning spiral staircase, built on a single beam of laminated oak that serves as the second entrance to the master suite. The main entrance to the master suite is the second staircase from the entrance. At the top, a row of copper trees curves along the banister and opens up to a wonderful, airy hideaway. Sculptural windows in the shapes of windswept pines, spruce, and buoyant clouds frame a wall of windows that looks onto the panoramic view perfect to watch the radiant sunrise and the beautiful shale pink light at sunset. The second wall of windows gazes on the rising terraces of flowers and trees and lets in the bubbling sounds of the garden water feature. The vaulted clear oak ceiling of this rounded room gives a grand sense of spaciousness and privacy. Two arched doorways on the east side lead to a landing area and the master bath. The bath features a bidet and a double sink set in a curved countertop of gorgeous blue Van Gogh granite. A lush teal carpet leads into a second room with so many windows, you almost feel like you've stepped outside. Floor to ceiling glass doors opens into a double-headed shower. Adjacent is a steam shower in Van Gogh granite, whose greys, blues, rust red, and teal, are beyond luxurious when kissed by the sun. A bell-shaped copper light fixture hangs at the center of the space. A jetted tub is perfectly placed to take in the southern view. A glass door leads to a stone tiled terrace.  The master suite terrace features a custom glass railing with a copper banister that continues the design of the copper trees. The stone tile features spiral designs and a border of large pebbles that form an elegant draining system. The landscaped pond below is circled with a similar border of rounded stones, echoing the terrace design and the river rock wall on the first floor. Further around the terrace, a second door leads back into the house. Crowned with a skylight, this landing area features convenient storage, a closet, and a hidden laundry chute that delivers clothes and sheets straight down to the pantry and laundry area below. A balcony overlooks a sunny first-floor room that might serve as an office or yoga space. The spiral staircase gives private access to the kitchen from the master suite, and to the eastern egress. Just outside, the stone terrace leads to an endless pool inside a glass gazebo whose shape reflects the rooves of the home. To the left is a staircase down to the basement level, and beyond, a path to the terraced garden. The first staircase from the entrance leads to the guest bedroom, which is also surrounded by windows and graced with a vaulted cedar ceiling. A glass door opens to another terrace, and here, you are engulfed by the view. It is breathtaking. You might spy any of the abundant wildlife in this 180-degree immersion wild turkeys, golden eagles, falcons, grazing deer, and elk. The full bath is well appointed with granite, framing a large window that shares the glorious vista. The basement level is accessed from the kitchen. Stairs lead to a 3,000 square foot level that is open to the next owner's imagination. The possibilities for this space are vast from a luxury wine cellar and tasting room to a Turkish or Russian bath to a magnificent editing suite and screening room. The four large rooms and half-bath are completely wired and ready for a transformation. The egress on the east side leads up a grotto-like stone staircase to the patio with access to the pool gazebo and back garden. Also found below is the control room for the elaborate electrical system, the geothermal temperature control, and the in-floor radiant heating system which has 21 zones in the house. A significant investment to install, the geothermal system is extremely efficient and lends maximum cost efficiency to controlling the temperature of the home. The 700 acres of land surrounding the home played an important role in the lives of the indigenous peoples who inhabited the area for centuries. A small rise nearby, known as The Wedding Knoll was the site of marriage ceremonies. Two oak trees that were once tied together to represent union now form a natural sculpture with the rope marks still visible. A few minute's drive on the property finds a lovely off-grid cabin, fully equipped with solar power and generator. An open plan living room soars high to a large sleeping loft. The downstairs bedroom features large closets, and the full bath, a claw foot tub. The galley kitchen is equipped with a washer and dryer. A lovely porch wraps around a wall of front windows that look upon the sweeping view. Whether embraced by the graceful curves and exquisite artistry of the main home, or gazing anywhere on this extraordinary land, you'll find that this property is a place to expand,

Welcome to 1694 Old SiskiyouTucked into 22 gated acres just minutes south of Ashland, Oregon, this exceptional estate offers a rare mix of luxury, privacy, and natural beauty. Framed by mature forest and mountain views, the property includes a custom-designed home using ICF & SIPs construction, a newly built 5,000+ square foot shop, and carefully landscaped grounds that invite both relaxation and exploration. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or a base for adventure, this is a home that lives in harmony with its for Comfort and Elegance Step into the 3,206-square-foot custom home and you're greeted by a bright two-story foyer with soaring ceilings and a striking Tulikivi soapstone woodstoveboth functional and visually stunning. Natural light pours in from every direction, and views of the lush backyard are visible the moment you walk through the door. To one side, a formal dining room with coffered ceilings and an arched entryway offers a refined setting for entertaining. The kitchen, warm and modern, features rich wood cabinetry with zebra wood accents, stainless steel appliances including a Wolf gas cooktop and double ovens, and a spacious island with bar seating. A large walk-in pantry adds practical storage, while the sunny breakfast nook makes everyday dining feel special. Nearby, a utility space with laundry, mudroom, and half bath keeps everything organized and convenient. The living room is inviting and filled with eastern light, perfectly framing views of the forested landscape and distant mountainsideal for quiet mornings or cozy evenings. The main-level bedroom offers wonderful flexibility, whether used as a guest suite, secondary primary, or space for multi-generational living. It features a generous walk-in closet and easy access to a full bath just across the hall. Upstairs, an open balcony landing overlooks the foyer and features custom built-ins and wrought iron detailing. The primary suite is a serene escape, with vaulted ceilings, large windows, a walk-in closet, and a spa-style bathroom complete with tile flooring, a walk-in shower, and a soaking tub. Two additional upstairs bedrooms share a well-appointed guest bath, while a second full laundry room adds convenience for busy households or long-term guests. New Shop The newly constructed shop spans over 5,000 square feet and offers unmatched versatility. Clean and modern in design, the space includes multiple overhead doorsincluding full pull-through baysmaking it ideal for vehicle storage, a workshop, gym, or creative studio. Whether you're restoring classic cars, building furniture, or launching your next project, this space is ready to support any endeavor. Outdoor LivingStep outside to a large deck, hot tub, and beautifully landscaped backyard, protected by a deer fence and surrounded by mature trees. Raised garden beds offer space for homegrown produce or flowers, and the gentle sound of Slide Creek flowing through over 900 feet of the property adds to the sense of peace. A charming footbridge crosses the creek, leading to the southern portion of the property where an open oak savannah invites hiking, wildlife watching, or simple solitude. The entire forested area has undergone fuels reduction to promote healthy growth and reduce wildfire risk, creating a safe and sustainable natural environment. A Rare Balance of Seclusion and Access While the home feels secluded and peaceful, it's just a short drive to Ashland's lively downtownhome to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, award-winning restaurants, art galleries, and boutique shopping. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the proximity to world-class recreation, including over 50 miles of mountain biking and hiking trails, the Pacific Crest Trail, and Mount Ashland Ski Area, which offers year-round adventure. 1694 Old Siskiyou is more than a homeit's a thoughtfully curated lifestyle property where luxury, craftsmanship, and natural beauty come together. Whether you're drawn to its peaceful setting, incredible versatility, or proximity to culture and recreation, this estate offers a truly rare opportunity to live well, inside and out.

Inter Mountain Ranch: A Sanctuary of Wilderness and LuxuryPROPERTY IS LOCATED BEHIND A LOCKED GATE, NOT A DRIVE-BY. PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB OCCUPANTS WITHOUT AN APPOINTMENTSecured behind a locked gate, with end-of-road privacy, is an unparalleled opportunity to own a piece of paradise at Inter Mountain Ranch, a breathtaking property bordered on two sides by the pristine wilderness of Crater Lake National Park and Siskiyou National Forest. This expansive estate boasts miles of untouched landscapes, teeming with an abundance of wildlife, including Roosevelt Elk, Trophy Blacktail Deer, Wild Turkey, and Black Recreational OpportunitiesExperience year-round adventures right outside your doorstep. From exhilarating snowshoeing and snowmobiling in the winter to exceptional fishing and hunting, the recreational possibilities are endless. Just a short drive away, the iconic Rogue River and Crater Lake National Park offer further exploration and natural Timber Frame Home and Natural SplendorThe centerpiece of Inter Mountain Ranch is a custom-built 2,544 square foot timber frame home, thoughtfully designed by architect Ron Bennett to capture the essence of its surroundings. From its commanding position, the home overlooks a lush 20+ acre meadow, through which the generous waters of Mill Creek flow. This tranquil creek meanders down to the ranch's crown jewel: a crystal-clear 4.5-acre private reservoir. This pristine body of water is a haven for trout, waterfowl, and a diverse array of wildlife, creating a vibrant you explore the property's old-growth timber, you'll also discover Ginko Creek gracefully crossing the Southeast corner, adding another layer of natural beauty. The breathtaking location and panoramic views are truly second to none, offering a rare chance to own a private sanctuary where endless recreational opportunities await. Inter Mountain Ranch is more than just a property; it's an invitation to embrace a life of natural beauty, tranquility, and adventure.

Discover 471 acres of forested land just 15 miles NE of Gold Hill and minutes from Medford International Airport. Zoned Forest Resource, this expansive property offers a rare mix of timber  value, recreational opportunity, and a potential homesite with sweeping views. Elevations from 2,0003,000 ft provide varied terrain and expansive vistas, while a network of logging roads supports access and management. A dedicated easement from East Evans Creek Road ensures reliable entry. Adjoining BLM land to the west and southwest enhances privacy and outdoor potential. Approximately 100 acres are in need of reforestation, with the balance holding an estimated 750 MBF (per seller) of timber. With its desirable location, natural resources, and retreat-like setting, this property presents a unique investment and lifestyle opportunityready for those seeking both legacy and adventure.

Discover 471 acres of forested land just 15 miles NE of Gold Hill and minutes from Medford International Airport. Zoned Forest Resource, this expansive property offers a rare mix of timber  value, recreational opportunity, and a potential homesite with sweeping views. Elevations from 2,0003,000 ft provide varied terrain and expansive vistas, while a network of logging roads supports access and management. A dedicated easement from East Evans Creek Road ensures reliable entry. Adjoining BLM land to the west and southwest enhances privacy and outdoor potential. Approximately 100 acres are in need of reforestation, with the balance holding an estimated 750 MBF (per seller) of timber. With its desirable location, natural resources, and retreat-like setting, this property presents a unique investment and lifestyle opportunityready for those seeking both legacy and adventure.

Discover 471 acres of forested land just 15 miles NE of Gold Hill and minutes from Medford International Airport. Zoned Forest Resource, this expansive property offers a rare mix of timber  value, recreational opportunity, and a potential homesite with sweeping views. Elevations from 2,0003,000 ft provide varied terrain and expansive vistas, while a network of logging roads supports access and management. A dedicated easement from East Evans Creek Road ensures reliable entry. Adjoining BLM land to the west and southwest enhances privacy and outdoor potential. Approximately 100 acres are in need of reforestation, with the balance holding an estimated 750 MBF (per seller) of timber. With its desirable location, natural resources, and retreat-like setting, this property presents a unique investment and lifestyle opportunityready for those seeking both legacy and adventure.

Discover 471 acres of forested land just 15 miles NE of Gold Hill and minutes from Medford International Airport. Zoned Forest Resource, this expansive property offers a rare mix of timber  value, recreational opportunity, and a potential homesite with sweeping views. Elevations from 2,0003,000 ft provide varied terrain and expansive vistas, while a network of logging roads supports access and management. A dedicated easement from East Evans Creek Road ensures reliable entry. Adjoining BLM land to the west and southwest enhances privacy and outdoor potential. Approximately 100 acres are in need of reforestation, with the balance holding an estimated 750 MBF (per seller) of timber. With its desirable location, natural resources, and retreat-like setting, this property presents a unique investment and lifestyle opportunityready for those seeking both legacy and adventure.

Discover 471 acres of forested land just 15 miles NE of Gold Hill and minutes from Medford International Airport. Zoned Forest Resource, this expansive property offers a rare mix of timber  value, recreational opportunity, and a potential homesite with sweeping views. Elevations from 2,0003,000 ft provide varied terrain and expansive vistas, while a network of logging roads supports access and management. A dedicated easement from East Evans Creek Road ensures reliable entry. Adjoining BLM land to the west and southwest enhances privacy and outdoor potential. Approximately 100 acres are in need of reforestation, with the balance holding an estimated 750 MBF (per seller) of timber. With its desirable location, natural resources, and retreat-like setting, this property presents a unique investment and lifestyle opportunityready for those seeking both legacy and adventure.

Discover 471 acres of forested land just 15 miles NE of Gold Hill and minutes from Medford International Airport. Zoned Forest Resource, this expansive property offers a rare mix of timber  value, recreational opportunity, and a potential homesite with sweeping views. Elevations from 2,0003,000 ft provide varied terrain and expansive vistas, while a network of logging roads supports access and management. A dedicated easement from East Evans Creek Road ensures reliable entry. Adjoining BLM land to the west and southwest enhances privacy and outdoor potential. Approximately 100 acres are in need of reforestation, with the balance holding an estimated 750 MBF (per seller) of timber. With its desirable location, natural resources, and retreat-like setting, this property presents a unique investment and lifestyle opportunityready for those seeking both legacy and adventure.

Discover 471 acres of forested land just 15 miles NE of Gold Hill and minutes from Medford International Airport. Zoned Forest Resource, this expansive property offers a rare mix of timber  value, recreational opportunity, and a potential homesite with sweeping views. Elevations from 2,0003,000 ft provide varied terrain and expansive vistas, while a network of logging roads supports access and management. A dedicated easement from East Evans Creek Road ensures reliable entry. Adjoining BLM land to the west and southwest enhances privacy and outdoor potential. Approximately 100 acres are in need of reforestation, with the balance holding an estimated 750 MBF (per seller) of timber. With its desirable location, natural resources, and retreat-like setting, this property presents a unique investment and lifestyle opportunityready for those seeking both legacy and adventure.

Discover 471 acres of forested land just 15 miles NE of Gold Hill and minutes from Medford International Airport. Zoned Forest Resource, this expansive property offers a rare mix of timber  value, recreational opportunity, and a potential homesite with sweeping views. Elevations from 2,0003,000 ft provide varied terrain and expansive vistas, while a network of logging roads supports access and management. A dedicated easement from East Evans Creek Road ensures reliable entry. Adjoining BLM land to the west and southwest enhances privacy and outdoor potential. Approximately 100 acres are in need of reforestation, with the balance holding an estimated 750 MBF (per seller) of timber. With its desirable location, natural resources, and retreat-like setting, this property presents a unique investment and lifestyle opportunityready for those seeking both legacy and adventure.

Welcome to the North Umpqua Ranch and EstateSouthern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Overview Located in the beautiful Umpqua River Valley, this inviting Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home boasts remarkable privacy and views on its 160 acres of rolling pasture, and a stunning lodge home. The property offers approximately 10,000 square feet of shop space, multiple ponds, and a personal rock quarry. Conveniently located only ten miles from Roseburg and 15 minutes from the Roseburg Regional Airport, this ranch provides you a rural lifestyle with all the conveniences only a short drive away. A well maintained driveway takes you through the center of the property and around the horn of the southern knob; as you ascend the drive and leave the pastures and outbuildings behind, you begin to experience breathtaking views and an extremely private setting. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Custom Lodge Home Custom built in 2003 this Energy Star Certified mountain chalet features quality craftsmanship, true log siding, an open & airy ambience and is a truly inspiring place to call home. Entering the house, you are greeted by a 30 foot vaulted ceiling cascading with knotty white pine tongue and groove and a south facing view that soaks in the depth and expanse of the valley below and distant mountains. The main floor features an elegant rock fireplace between the towering chalet windows, an open design living space, dining room, & kitchen that overlook the valley below and are bathed in sunlight, creating a natural warmth in the home. Rounding out the main floor are two guest bedrooms, one with deck access, the full guest bath, laundry, and attached garage; the garage is 2 car width and roughly one and a half times standard depth, leaving ample room. A lodgepole staircase leads up to the master suite at this level you get yet another vantage point of the views to the south as well as a private deck to enjoy the view to the north. The large master suite includes grand amenities, including a kitchenette, master bath, walk-in closet, private balcony, and even a secret office. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Magnificent Views A wraparound deck and concrete patio are also off of the main level, situated to partake in the southern view; with access from the kitchen it adds stunning entertainment space it is beautifully lit as well, lighting has been installed in the eaves surrounding the home making for both a pleasing aesthetic as well as space that can be utilized well into the summer evenings. The north facing deck is covered and also has an outdoor kitchen space. Downstairs to the daylight basement, you will find an in-home movie theater as well as a large multi-purpose room with sliding glass doors to the exterior. The large open space is currently used as a family area and host to a home gym it has potential for many uses. Other features include a geothermal heating and cooling, three gas fireplaces, starlink internet and more. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Property Features The property totals 160 acres that is primarily used for grazing cattle; it includes miles of interior roads, five certified ponds, perimeter and cross fencing, and a private rock quarry. The topography ranges from rolling pasture to private draws two knolls create a truly unique character of valleys and peaks that provide a feeling of seclusion, character and privacy. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Shop Space In the heart of the property is the ranch headquarters this area provides approximately 10,000 square feet of shop and storage space and ample parking for equipment. The area is cross fenced separately from the east and west pastures, creating the ability to control grazing with efficiency. Also located here, is the property's source of domestic water; a spring that supplies water to the shops as well as the home has been developed with easy access for maintenance. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Wildlife Ideal for any admirer of wildlife, the home is visited regularly by blacktail deer, wild turkey, and Roosevelt Elk; the Umpqua River Basin is also one of few places known to be home to Columbian Whitetail deer. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Umpqua Valley The Umpqua River Valley and Southwest Oregon are known for an intense natural beauty that includes world renowned attractions such as the Umpqua River, Crater Lake National Park, Toketee Falls, Diamond Lake and many more recreational opportunities. With a distinct four seasons, and mild winter, this climate is known as one of the most enjoyable in North America. Centrally located between the Bay Area and the Pacific Northwest Metropolitan areas of Portland and Seattle, this offering provides a buyer an opportunity to enjoy luxury, a refreshing rural lifestyle, and a charming small-town culture. About Martin Outdoor Property Group Brought to you byMartin Outdoor Property Groupin partnership withLand Leader. MOPG is a leading Southern Oregon Real Estate brokerage for ranch land, riverfront property, luxury homes, commercial and residential development properties, ranches, vineyards, and waterfront homes in Southern Oregon.

Welcome to the North Umpqua Ranch and EstateSouthern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Overview Located in the beautiful Umpqua River Valley, this inviting Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home boasts remarkable privacy and views on its 160 acres of rolling pasture, and a stunning lodge home. The property offers approximately 10,000 square feet of shop space, multiple ponds, and a personal rock quarry. Conveniently located only ten miles from Roseburg and 15 minutes from the Roseburg Regional Airport, this ranch provides you a rural lifestyle with all the conveniences only a short drive away. A well maintained driveway takes you through the center of the property and around the horn of the southern knob; as you ascend the drive and leave the pastures and outbuildings behind, you begin to experience breathtaking views and an extremely private setting. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Custom Lodge Home Custom built in 2003 this Energy Star Certified mountain chalet features quality craftsmanship, true log siding, an open & airy ambience and is a truly inspiring place to call home. Entering the house, you are greeted by a 30 foot vaulted ceiling cascading with knotty white pine tongue and groove and a south facing view that soaks in the depth and expanse of the valley below and distant mountains. The main floor features an elegant rock fireplace between the towering chalet windows, an open design living space, dining room, & kitchen that overlook the valley below and are bathed in sunlight, creating a natural warmth in the home. Rounding out the main floor are two guest bedrooms, one with deck access, the full guest bath, laundry, and attached garage; the garage is 2 car width and roughly one and a half times standard depth, leaving ample room. A lodgepole staircase leads up to the master suite at this level you get yet another vantage point of the views to the south as well as a private deck to enjoy the view to the north. The large master suite includes grand amenities, including a kitchenette, master bath, walk-in closet, private balcony, and even a secret office. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Magnificent Views A wraparound deck and concrete patio are also off of the main level, situated to partake in the southern view; with access from the kitchen it adds stunning entertainment space it is beautifully lit as well, lighting has been installed in the eaves surrounding the home making for both a pleasing aesthetic as well as space that can be utilized well into the summer evenings. The north facing deck is covered and also has an outdoor kitchen space. Downstairs to the daylight basement, you will find an in-home movie theater as well as a large multi-purpose room with sliding glass doors to the exterior. The large open space is currently used as a family area and host to a home gym it has potential for many uses. Other features include a geothermal heating and cooling, three gas fireplaces, starlink internet and more. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Property Features The property totals 160 acres that is primarily used for grazing cattle; it includes miles of interior roads, five certified ponds, perimeter and cross fencing, and a private rock quarry. The topography ranges from rolling pasture to private draws two knolls create a truly unique character of valleys and peaks that provide a feeling of seclusion, character and privacy. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Shop Space In the heart of the property is the ranch headquarters this area provides approximately 10,000 square feet of shop and storage space and ample parking for equipment. The area is cross fenced separately from the east and west pastures, creating the ability to control grazing with efficiency. Also located here, is the property's source of domestic water; a spring that supplies water to the shops as well as the home has been developed with easy access for maintenance. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Wildlife Ideal for any admirer of wildlife, the home is visited regularly by blacktail deer, wild turkey, and Roosevelt Elk; the Umpqua River Basin is also one of few places known to be home to Columbian Whitetail deer. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Umpqua Valley The Umpqua River Valley and Southwest Oregon are known for an intense natural beauty that includes world renowned attractions such as the Umpqua River, Crater Lake National Park, Toketee Falls, Diamond Lake and many more recreational opportunities. With a distinct four seasons, and mild winter, this climate is known as one of the most enjoyable in North America. Centrally located between the Bay Area and the Pacific Northwest Metropolitan areas of Portland and Seattle, this offering provides a buyer an opportunity to enjoy luxury, a refreshing rural lifestyle, and a charming small-town culture. About Martin Outdoor Property Group Brought to you byMartin Outdoor Property Groupin partnership withLand Leader. MOPG is a leading Southern Oregon Real Estate brokerage for ranch land, riverfront property, luxury homes, commercial and residential development properties, ranches, vineyards, and waterfront homes in Southern Oregon.

Welcome to the North Umpqua Ranch and EstateSouthern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Overview Located in the beautiful Umpqua River Valley, this inviting Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home boasts remarkable privacy and views on its 160 acres of rolling pasture, and a stunning lodge home. The property offers approximately 10,000 square feet of shop space, multiple ponds, and a personal rock quarry. Conveniently located only ten miles from Roseburg and 15 minutes from the Roseburg Regional Airport, this ranch provides you a rural lifestyle with all the conveniences only a short drive away. A well maintained driveway takes you through the center of the property and around the horn of the southern knob; as you ascend the drive and leave the pastures and outbuildings behind, you begin to experience breathtaking views and an extremely private setting. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Custom Lodge Home Custom built in 2003 this Energy Star Certified mountain chalet features quality craftsmanship, true log siding, an open & airy ambience and is a truly inspiring place to call home. Entering the house, you are greeted by a 30 foot vaulted ceiling cascading with knotty white pine tongue and groove and a south facing view that soaks in the depth and expanse of the valley below and distant mountains. The main floor features an elegant rock fireplace between the towering chalet windows, an open design living space, dining room, & kitchen that overlook the valley below and are bathed in sunlight, creating a natural warmth in the home. Rounding out the main floor are two guest bedrooms, one with deck access, the full guest bath, laundry, and attached garage; the garage is 2 car width and roughly one and a half times standard depth, leaving ample room. A lodgepole staircase leads up to the master suite at this level you get yet another vantage point of the views to the south as well as a private deck to enjoy the view to the north. The large master suite includes grand amenities, including a kitchenette, master bath, walk-in closet, private balcony, and even a secret office. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Magnificent Views A wraparound deck and concrete patio are also off of the main level, situated to partake in the southern view; with access from the kitchen it adds stunning entertainment space it is beautifully lit as well, lighting has been installed in the eaves surrounding the home making for both a pleasing aesthetic as well as space that can be utilized well into the summer evenings. The north facing deck is covered and also has an outdoor kitchen space. Downstairs to the daylight basement, you will find an in-home movie theater as well as a large multi-purpose room with sliding glass doors to the exterior. The large open space is currently used as a family area and host to a home gym it has potential for many uses. Other features include a geothermal heating and cooling, three gas fireplaces, starlink internet and more. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Property Features The property totals 160 acres that is primarily used for grazing cattle; it includes miles of interior roads, five certified ponds, perimeter and cross fencing, and a private rock quarry. The topography ranges from rolling pasture to private draws two knolls create a truly unique character of valleys and peaks that provide a feeling of seclusion, character and privacy. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Shop Space In the heart of the property is the ranch headquarters this area provides approximately 10,000 square feet of shop and storage space and ample parking for equipment. The area is cross fenced separately from the east and west pastures, creating the ability to control grazing with efficiency. Also located here, is the property's source of domestic water; a spring that supplies water to the shops as well as the home has been developed with easy access for maintenance. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Wildlife Ideal for any admirer of wildlife, the home is visited regularly by blacktail deer, wild turkey, and Roosevelt Elk; the Umpqua River Basin is also one of few places known to be home to Columbian Whitetail deer. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Umpqua Valley The Umpqua River Valley and Southwest Oregon are known for an intense natural beauty that includes world renowned attractions such as the Umpqua River, Crater Lake National Park, Toketee Falls, Diamond Lake and many more recreational opportunities. With a distinct four seasons, and mild winter, this climate is known as one of the most enjoyable in North America. Centrally located between the Bay Area and the Pacific Northwest Metropolitan areas of Portland and Seattle, this offering provides a buyer an opportunity to enjoy luxury, a refreshing rural lifestyle, and a charming small-town culture. About Martin Outdoor Property Group Brought to you byMartin Outdoor Property Groupin partnership withLand Leader. MOPG is a leading Southern Oregon Real Estate brokerage for ranch land, riverfront property, luxury homes, commercial and residential development properties, ranches, vineyards, and waterfront homes in Southern Oregon.

Welcome to the North Umpqua Ranch and EstateSouthern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Overview Located in the beautiful Umpqua River Valley, this inviting Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home boasts remarkable privacy and views on its 160 acres of rolling pasture, and a stunning lodge home. The property offers approximately 10,000 square feet of shop space, multiple ponds, and a personal rock quarry. Conveniently located only ten miles from Roseburg and 15 minutes from the Roseburg Regional Airport, this ranch provides you a rural lifestyle with all the conveniences only a short drive away. A well maintained driveway takes you through the center of the property and around the horn of the southern knob; as you ascend the drive and leave the pastures and outbuildings behind, you begin to experience breathtaking views and an extremely private setting. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Custom Lodge Home Custom built in 2003 this Energy Star Certified mountain chalet features quality craftsmanship, true log siding, an open & airy ambience and is a truly inspiring place to call home. Entering the house, you are greeted by a 30 foot vaulted ceiling cascading with knotty white pine tongue and groove and a south facing view that soaks in the depth and expanse of the valley below and distant mountains. The main floor features an elegant rock fireplace between the towering chalet windows, an open design living space, dining room, & kitchen that overlook the valley below and are bathed in sunlight, creating a natural warmth in the home. Rounding out the main floor are two guest bedrooms, one with deck access, the full guest bath, laundry, and attached garage; the garage is 2 car width and roughly one and a half times standard depth, leaving ample room. A lodgepole staircase leads up to the master suite at this level you get yet another vantage point of the views to the south as well as a private deck to enjoy the view to the north. The large master suite includes grand amenities, including a kitchenette, master bath, walk-in closet, private balcony, and even a secret office. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Magnificent Views A wraparound deck and concrete patio are also off of the main level, situated to partake in the southern view; with access from the kitchen it adds stunning entertainment space it is beautifully lit as well, lighting has been installed in the eaves surrounding the home making for both a pleasing aesthetic as well as space that can be utilized well into the summer evenings. The north facing deck is covered and also has an outdoor kitchen space. Downstairs to the daylight basement, you will find an in-home movie theater as well as a large multi-purpose room with sliding glass doors to the exterior. The large open space is currently used as a family area and host to a home gym it has potential for many uses. Other features include a geothermal heating and cooling, three gas fireplaces, starlink internet and more. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Property Features The property totals 160 acres that is primarily used for grazing cattle; it includes miles of interior roads, five certified ponds, perimeter and cross fencing, and a private rock quarry. The topography ranges from rolling pasture to private draws two knolls create a truly unique character of valleys and peaks that provide a feeling of seclusion, character and privacy. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Shop Space In the heart of the property is the ranch headquarters this area provides approximately 10,000 square feet of shop and storage space and ample parking for equipment. The area is cross fenced separately from the east and west pastures, creating the ability to control grazing with efficiency. Also located here, is the property's source of domestic water; a spring that supplies water to the shops as well as the home has been developed with easy access for maintenance. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Wildlife Ideal for any admirer of wildlife, the home is visited regularly by blacktail deer, wild turkey, and Roosevelt Elk; the Umpqua River Basin is also one of few places known to be home to Columbian Whitetail deer. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Umpqua Valley The Umpqua River Valley and Southwest Oregon are known for an intense natural beauty that includes world renowned attractions such as the Umpqua River, Crater Lake National Park, Toketee Falls, Diamond Lake and many more recreational opportunities. With a distinct four seasons, and mild winter, this climate is known as one of the most enjoyable in North America. Centrally located between the Bay Area and the Pacific Northwest Metropolitan areas of Portland and Seattle, this offering provides a buyer an opportunity to enjoy luxury, a refreshing rural lifestyle, and a charming small-town culture. About Martin Outdoor Property Group Brought to you byMartin Outdoor Property Groupin partnership withLand Leader. MOPG is a leading Southern Oregon Real Estate brokerage for ranch land, riverfront property, luxury homes, commercial and residential development properties, ranches, vineyards, and waterfront homes in Southern Oregon.

Welcome to the North Umpqua Ranch and EstateSouthern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Overview Located in the beautiful Umpqua River Valley, this inviting Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home boasts remarkable privacy and views on its 160 acres of rolling pasture, and a stunning lodge home. The property offers approximately 10,000 square feet of shop space, multiple ponds, and a personal rock quarry. Conveniently located only ten miles from Roseburg and 15 minutes from the Roseburg Regional Airport, this ranch provides you a rural lifestyle with all the conveniences only a short drive away. A well maintained driveway takes you through the center of the property and around the horn of the southern knob; as you ascend the drive and leave the pastures and outbuildings behind, you begin to experience breathtaking views and an extremely private setting. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Custom Lodge Home Custom built in 2003 this Energy Star Certified mountain chalet features quality craftsmanship, true log siding, an open & airy ambience and is a truly inspiring place to call home. Entering the house, you are greeted by a 30 foot vaulted ceiling cascading with knotty white pine tongue and groove and a south facing view that soaks in the depth and expanse of the valley below and distant mountains. The main floor features an elegant rock fireplace between the towering chalet windows, an open design living space, dining room, & kitchen that overlook the valley below and are bathed in sunlight, creating a natural warmth in the home. Rounding out the main floor are two guest bedrooms, one with deck access, the full guest bath, laundry, and attached garage; the garage is 2 car width and roughly one and a half times standard depth, leaving ample room. A lodgepole staircase leads up to the master suite at this level you get yet another vantage point of the views to the south as well as a private deck to enjoy the view to the north. The large master suite includes grand amenities, including a kitchenette, master bath, walk-in closet, private balcony, and even a secret office. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Magnificent Views A wraparound deck and concrete patio are also off of the main level, situated to partake in the southern view; with access from the kitchen it adds stunning entertainment space it is beautifully lit as well, lighting has been installed in the eaves surrounding the home making for both a pleasing aesthetic as well as space that can be utilized well into the summer evenings. The north facing deck is covered and also has an outdoor kitchen space. Downstairs to the daylight basement, you will find an in-home movie theater as well as a large multi-purpose room with sliding glass doors to the exterior. The large open space is currently used as a family area and host to a home gym it has potential for many uses. Other features include a geothermal heating and cooling, three gas fireplaces, starlink internet and more. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Property Features The property totals 160 acres that is primarily used for grazing cattle; it includes miles of interior roads, five certified ponds, perimeter and cross fencing, and a private rock quarry. The topography ranges from rolling pasture to private draws two knolls create a truly unique character of valleys and peaks that provide a feeling of seclusion, character and privacy. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Shop Space In the heart of the property is the ranch headquarters this area provides approximately 10,000 square feet of shop and storage space and ample parking for equipment. The area is cross fenced separately from the east and west pastures, creating the ability to control grazing with efficiency. Also located here, is the property's source of domestic water; a spring that supplies water to the shops as well as the home has been developed with easy access for maintenance. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Wildlife Ideal for any admirer of wildlife, the home is visited regularly by blacktail deer, wild turkey, and Roosevelt Elk; the Umpqua River Basin is also one of few places known to be home to Columbian Whitetail deer. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Umpqua Valley The Umpqua River Valley and Southwest Oregon are known for an intense natural beauty that includes world renowned attractions such as the Umpqua River, Crater Lake National Park, Toketee Falls, Diamond Lake and many more recreational opportunities. With a distinct four seasons, and mild winter, this climate is known as one of the most enjoyable in North America. Centrally located between the Bay Area and the Pacific Northwest Metropolitan areas of Portland and Seattle, this offering provides a buyer an opportunity to enjoy luxury, a refreshing rural lifestyle, and a charming small-town culture. About Martin Outdoor Property Group Brought to you byMartin Outdoor Property Groupin partnership withLand Leader. MOPG is a leading Southern Oregon Real Estate brokerage for ranch land, riverfront property, luxury homes, commercial and residential development properties, ranches, vineyards, and waterfront homes in Southern Oregon.

Welcome to the North Umpqua Ranch and EstateSouthern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Overview Located in the beautiful Umpqua River Valley, this inviting Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home boasts remarkable privacy and views on its 160 acres of rolling pasture, and a stunning lodge home. The property offers approximately 10,000 square feet of shop space, multiple ponds, and a personal rock quarry. Conveniently located only ten miles from Roseburg and 15 minutes from the Roseburg Regional Airport, this ranch provides you a rural lifestyle with all the conveniences only a short drive away. A well maintained driveway takes you through the center of the property and around the horn of the southern knob; as you ascend the drive and leave the pastures and outbuildings behind, you begin to experience breathtaking views and an extremely private setting. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Custom Lodge Home Custom built in 2003 this Energy Star Certified mountain chalet features quality craftsmanship, true log siding, an open & airy ambience and is a truly inspiring place to call home. Entering the house, you are greeted by a 30 foot vaulted ceiling cascading with knotty white pine tongue and groove and a south facing view that soaks in the depth and expanse of the valley below and distant mountains. The main floor features an elegant rock fireplace between the towering chalet windows, an open design living space, dining room, & kitchen that overlook the valley below and are bathed in sunlight, creating a natural warmth in the home. Rounding out the main floor are two guest bedrooms, one with deck access, the full guest bath, laundry, and attached garage; the garage is 2 car width and roughly one and a half times standard depth, leaving ample room. A lodgepole staircase leads up to the master suite at this level you get yet another vantage point of the views to the south as well as a private deck to enjoy the view to the north. The large master suite includes grand amenities, including a kitchenette, master bath, walk-in closet, private balcony, and even a secret office. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Magnificent Views A wraparound deck and concrete patio are also off of the main level, situated to partake in the southern view; with access from the kitchen it adds stunning entertainment space it is beautifully lit as well, lighting has been installed in the eaves surrounding the home making for both a pleasing aesthetic as well as space that can be utilized well into the summer evenings. The north facing deck is covered and also has an outdoor kitchen space. Downstairs to the daylight basement, you will find an in-home movie theater as well as a large multi-purpose room with sliding glass doors to the exterior. The large open space is currently used as a family area and host to a home gym it has potential for many uses. Other features include a geothermal heating and cooling, three gas fireplaces, starlink internet and more. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Property Features The property totals 160 acres that is primarily used for grazing cattle; it includes miles of interior roads, five certified ponds, perimeter and cross fencing, and a private rock quarry. The topography ranges from rolling pasture to private draws two knolls create a truly unique character of valleys and peaks that provide a feeling of seclusion, character and privacy. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Shop Space In the heart of the property is the ranch headquarters this area provides approximately 10,000 square feet of shop and storage space and ample parking for equipment. The area is cross fenced separately from the east and west pastures, creating the ability to control grazing with efficiency. Also located here, is the property's source of domestic water; a spring that supplies water to the shops as well as the home has been developed with easy access for maintenance. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Wildlife Ideal for any admirer of wildlife, the home is visited regularly by blacktail deer, wild turkey, and Roosevelt Elk; the Umpqua River Basin is also one of few places known to be home to Columbian Whitetail deer. Southern Oregon Ranch with Lodge Home: Umpqua Valley The Umpqua River Valley and Southwest Oregon are known for an intense natural beauty that includes world renowned attractions such as the Umpqua River, Crater Lake National Park, Toketee Falls, Diamond Lake and many more recreational opportunities. With a distinct four seasons, and mild winter, this climate is known as one of the most enjoyable in North America. Centrally located between the Bay Area and the Pacific Northwest Metropolitan areas of Portland and Seattle, this offering provides a buyer an opportunity to enjoy luxury, a refreshing rural lifestyle, and a charming small-town culture. About Martin Outdoor Property Group Brought to you byMartin Outdoor Property Groupin partnership withLand Leader. MOPG is a leading Southern Oregon Real Estate brokerage for ranch land, riverfront property, luxury homes, commercial and residential development properties, ranches, vineyards, and waterfront homes in Southern Oregon.