Lake County, Oregon Land For Sale (123 results)

Productivity, Profitability, and Peace of Mind The Hufford Ranch is a diverse business opportunity located in the Oregon high desert near the small community of Fort Rock, southeast of Bend, Oregon. The ranch contains three fully developed businesses: hay production, cattle, and solar electricity. The ranch has 792+/- acres of secure, certificated water rights. Six of the seven pivots are in alfalfa hay. In addition, the ranch boasts 3500+/- acres private grazing with a 685 AUM BLM permit. Indoor cattle working facilities complement a small feedlot with a 900+/- foot of bunk space. Typically, the solar payments cover the electric power cost for production of hay. The climate is ideal for producing high-quality alfalfa hay, raising hearty cattle, and generating clean, renewable electricity. The Hufford family have built and developed multiple ranches over the years. They used their knowledge and experience to create a property that functions at a high level. A thoughtful grazing rotation and extensive working facilities allow for efficient use of time and natural resources. The farm ground is level and it has been meticulously maintained for maximum productivity. The improvements include 7 center pivots and hay sheds which hold three cuttings from all pivots producing alfalfa. The homes, shops, and additional buildings are in excellent condition and free of deferred maintenance. Improvements are practical and well-designed without being overbuilt. The solar project has its own access from the south side of the ranch and is designed to operate with minimal disruption of the ranchs day-to-day activities. This property is financially viable in a market that increasingly values lifestyle alongside economic sustainability. Hufford Ranch offers botha strong income opportunity and a peaceful lifestyle. Situated at the end of a private road, the ranch backs up to the Devils Garden, a vast lava flow that spans several square miles and serves as a natural barrier, providing privacy and security at the rear of the property. This is a premier ranch, fully operational and ready for the next owner to step in and enjoy one day one. LOCATION The ranch is located: 70 miles from Bend, Oregon 50 miles from Gilchrist, Oregon to the west and northwest 28 miles west of Christmas Valley HAY The ranch produces approximately 3,500 tons of alfalfa annually. Hay in the Fort Rock area typically meets the standard tests for dairy and export quality. This ranch currently has long established markets for its hay. Up to three cuttings from each of 6 alfalfa pivots has indoor storage. In addition, the ranch has covered equipment storage. A 7th pivot produces grass hay and grazing. 2025 first cutting alfalfa produced almost 2.5 ton to the acre and RFV averaged 197. CATTLE The ranch includes a pipe and cable fenced grow lot. The lot includes 900+/- feet of concrete feed bunk divided into 8 pens. The ranch includes 4500+/- private acres of grazing and a connected BLM allotment for 685 AUMS. Turnout is out the back gate. All cattle working facilities are indoor. Shipping and receiving are connected to working facilities and feedlot. The feedlot is isolated from other cattle. All cattle facilities are top-tier and designed for ease of operation. SOLAR PROJECT NewSun Energy has a 20-megawatt installation on the east edge of the ranch. The solar field is under a 30-year contract with periodic escalation clauses. The same company holds an option for a second installationtwice the size of the first. The solar installations have minimal impact on the ranchs operations. Access to the site is off the ranch. Solar is located on the East side of the ranch and it does not interfere with operations. The solar payments typically cover the cost of electricity used to raise the hay. WILDLIFE The ranch is home to resident pronghorn antelope and a population of mule deer. Elk are also drawn to the alfalfa fields in the fall. The mule deer bucks that inhabit the Devils Garden area are among the best in Oregon. These deer often move into the farm ground at night and can be hunted during the day on adjacent private and federal lands with very limited public access. The property is allowed 5 LOP deer tags and 5 LOP elk tags. SUMMARY The Hufford family has long been known for producing some of the Wests top cattle, along with high-quality alfalfa hay. Ken and Leslie have decided to slow down and sell their beautifully maintained, highly productive ranch. With three well-established income streams, the next owner can step in and take advantage of the full operation immediately. With multiple revenue streams, top-tier infrastructure, and an immaculate operating environment, this ranch is ready for the next owner to step in and thrive from day one.

Productivity, Profitability, and Peace of Mind The Hufford Ranch is a diverse business opportunity located in the Oregon high desert near the small community of Fort Rock, southeast of Bend, Oregon. The ranch contains three fully developed businesses: hay production, cattle, and solar electricity. The ranch has 792+/- acres of secure, certificated water rights. Six of the seven pivots are in alfalfa hay. In addition, the ranch boasts 3500+/- acres private grazing with a 685 AUM BLM permit. Indoor cattle working facilities complement a small feedlot with a 900+/- foot of bunk space. Typically, the solar payments cover the electric power cost for production of hay. The climate is ideal for producing high-quality alfalfa hay, raising hearty cattle, and generating clean, renewable electricity. The Hufford family have built and developed multiple ranches over the years. They used their knowledge and experience to create a property that functions at a high level. A thoughtful grazing rotation and extensive working facilities allow for efficient use of time and natural resources. The farm ground is level and it has been meticulously maintained for maximum productivity. The improvements include 7 center pivots and hay sheds which hold three cuttings from all pivots producing alfalfa. The homes, shops, and additional buildings are in excellent condition and free of deferred maintenance. Improvements are practical and well-designed without being overbuilt. The solar project has its own access from the south side of the ranch and is designed to operate with minimal disruption of the ranchs day-to-day activities. This property is financially viable in a market that increasingly values lifestyle alongside economic sustainability. Hufford Ranch offers botha strong income opportunity and a peaceful lifestyle. Situated at the end of a private road, the ranch backs up to the Devils Garden, a vast lava flow that spans several square miles and serves as a natural barrier, providing privacy and security at the rear of the property. This is a premier ranch, fully operational and ready for the next owner to step in and enjoy one day one. LOCATION The ranch is located: 70 miles from Bend, Oregon 50 miles from Gilchrist, Oregon to the west and northwest 28 miles west of Christmas Valley HAY The ranch produces approximately 3,500 tons of alfalfa annually. Hay in the Fort Rock area typically meets the standard tests for dairy and export quality. This ranch currently has long established markets for its hay. Up to three cuttings from each of 6 alfalfa pivots has indoor storage. In addition, the ranch has covered equipment storage. A 7th pivot produces grass hay and grazing. 2025 first cutting alfalfa produced almost 2.5 ton to the acre and RFV averaged 197. CATTLE The ranch includes a pipe and cable fenced grow lot. The lot includes 900+/- feet of concrete feed bunk divided into 8 pens. The ranch includes 4500+/- private acres of grazing and a connected BLM allotment for 685 AUMS. Turnout is out the back gate. All cattle working facilities are indoor. Shipping and receiving are connected to working facilities and feedlot. The feedlot is isolated from other cattle. All cattle facilities are top-tier and designed for ease of operation. SOLAR PROJECT NewSun Energy has a 20-megawatt installation on the east edge of the ranch. The solar field is under a 30-year contract with periodic escalation clauses. The same company holds an option for a second installationtwice the size of the first. The solar installations have minimal impact on the ranchs operations. Access to the site is off the ranch. Solar is located on the East side of the ranch and it does not interfere with operations. The solar payments typically cover the cost of electricity used to raise the hay. WILDLIFE The ranch is home to resident pronghorn antelope and a population of mule deer. Elk are also drawn to the alfalfa fields in the fall. The mule deer bucks that inhabit the Devils Garden area are among the best in Oregon. These deer often move into the farm ground at night and can be hunted during the day on adjacent private and federal lands with very limited public access. The property is allowed 5 LOP deer tags and 5 LOP elk tags. SUMMARY The Hufford family has long been known for producing some of the Wests top cattle, along with high-quality alfalfa hay. Ken and Leslie have decided to slow down and sell their beautifully maintained, highly productive ranch. With three well-established income streams, the next owner can step in and take advantage of the full operation immediately. With multiple revenue streams, top-tier infrastructure, and an immaculate operating environment, this ranch is ready for the next owner to step in and thrive from day one.

Productivity, Profitability, and Peace of Mind The Hufford Ranch is a diverse business opportunity located in the Oregon high desert near the small community of Fort Rock, southeast of Bend, Oregon. The ranch contains three fully developed businesses: hay production, cattle, and solar electricity. The ranch has 792+/- acres of secure, certificated water rights. Six of the seven pivots are in alfalfa hay. In addition, the ranch boasts 3500+/- acres private grazing with a 685 AUM BLM permit. Indoor cattle working facilities complement a small feedlot with a 900+/- foot of bunk space. Typically, the solar payments cover the electric power cost for production of hay. The climate is ideal for producing high-quality alfalfa hay, raising hearty cattle, and generating clean, renewable electricity. The Hufford family have built and developed multiple ranches over the years. They used their knowledge and experience to create a property that functions at a high level. A thoughtful grazing rotation and extensive working facilities allow for efficient use of time and natural resources. The farm ground is level and it has been meticulously maintained for maximum productivity. The improvements include 7 center pivots and hay sheds which hold three cuttings from all pivots producing alfalfa. The homes, shops, and additional buildings are in excellent condition and free of deferred maintenance. Improvements are practical and well-designed without being overbuilt. The solar project has its own access from the south side of the ranch and is designed to operate with minimal disruption of the ranchs day-to-day activities. This property is financially viable in a market that increasingly values lifestyle alongside economic sustainability. Hufford Ranch offers botha strong income opportunity and a peaceful lifestyle. Situated at the end of a private road, the ranch backs up to the Devils Garden, a vast lava flow that spans several square miles and serves as a natural barrier, providing privacy and security at the rear of the property. This is a premier ranch, fully operational and ready for the next owner to step in and enjoy one day one. LOCATION The ranch is located: 70 miles from Bend, Oregon 50 miles from Gilchrist, Oregon to the west and northwest 28 miles west of Christmas Valley HAY The ranch produces approximately 3,500 tons of alfalfa annually. Hay in the Fort Rock area typically meets the standard tests for dairy and export quality. This ranch currently has long established markets for its hay. Up to three cuttings from each of 6 alfalfa pivots has indoor storage. In addition, the ranch has covered equipment storage. A 7th pivot produces grass hay and grazing. 2025 first cutting alfalfa produced almost 2.5 ton to the acre and RFV averaged 197. CATTLE The ranch includes a pipe and cable fenced grow lot. The lot includes 900+/- feet of concrete feed bunk divided into 8 pens. The ranch includes 4500+/- private acres of grazing and a connected BLM allotment for 685 AUMS. Turnout is out the back gate. All cattle working facilities are indoor. Shipping and receiving are connected to working facilities and feedlot. The feedlot is isolated from other cattle. All cattle facilities are top-tier and designed for ease of operation. SOLAR PROJECT NewSun Energy has a 20-megawatt installation on the east edge of the ranch. The solar field is under a 30-year contract with periodic escalation clauses. The same company holds an option for a second installationtwice the size of the first. The solar installations have minimal impact on the ranchs operations. Access to the site is off the ranch. Solar is located on the East side of the ranch and it does not interfere with operations. The solar payments typically cover the cost of electricity used to raise the hay. WILDLIFE The ranch is home to resident pronghorn antelope and a population of mule deer. Elk are also drawn to the alfalfa fields in the fall. The mule deer bucks that inhabit the Devils Garden area are among the best in Oregon. These deer often move into the farm ground at night and can be hunted during the day on adjacent private and federal lands with very limited public access. The property is allowed 5 LOP deer tags and 5 LOP elk tags. SUMMARY The Hufford family has long been known for producing some of the Wests top cattle, along with high-quality alfalfa hay. Ken and Leslie have decided to slow down and sell their beautifully maintained, highly productive ranch. With three well-established income streams, the next owner can step in and take advantage of the full operation immediately. With multiple revenue streams, top-tier infrastructure, and an immaculate operating environment, this ranch is ready for the next owner to step in and thrive from day one.

Productivity, Profitability, and Peace of Mind The Hufford Ranch is a diverse business opportunity located in the Oregon high desert near the small community of Fort Rock, southeast of Bend, Oregon. The ranch contains three fully developed businesses: hay production, cattle, and solar electricity. The ranch has 792+/- acres of secure, certificated water rights. Six of the seven pivots are in alfalfa hay. In addition, the ranch boasts 3500+/- acres private grazing with a 685 AUM BLM permit. Indoor cattle working facilities complement a small feedlot with a 900+/- foot of bunk space. Typically, the solar payments cover the electric power cost for production of hay. The climate is ideal for producing high-quality alfalfa hay, raising hearty cattle, and generating clean, renewable electricity. The Hufford family have built and developed multiple ranches over the years. They used their knowledge and experience to create a property that functions at a high level. A thoughtful grazing rotation and extensive working facilities allow for efficient use of time and natural resources. The farm ground is level and it has been meticulously maintained for maximum productivity. The improvements include 7 center pivots and hay sheds which hold three cuttings from all pivots producing alfalfa. The homes, shops, and additional buildings are in excellent condition and free of deferred maintenance. Improvements are practical and well-designed without being overbuilt. The solar project has its own access from the south side of the ranch and is designed to operate with minimal disruption of the ranchs day-to-day activities. This property is financially viable in a market that increasingly values lifestyle alongside economic sustainability. Hufford Ranch offers botha strong income opportunity and a peaceful lifestyle. Situated at the end of a private road, the ranch backs up to the Devils Garden, a vast lava flow that spans several square miles and serves as a natural barrier, providing privacy and security at the rear of the property. This is a premier ranch, fully operational and ready for the next owner to step in and enjoy one day one. LOCATION The ranch is located: 70 miles from Bend, Oregon 50 miles from Gilchrist, Oregon to the west and northwest 28 miles west of Christmas Valley HAY The ranch produces approximately 3,500 tons of alfalfa annually. Hay in the Fort Rock area typically meets the standard tests for dairy and export quality. This ranch currently has long established markets for its hay. Up to three cuttings from each of 6 alfalfa pivots has indoor storage. In addition, the ranch has covered equipment storage. A 7th pivot produces grass hay and grazing. 2025 first cutting alfalfa produced almost 2.5 ton to the acre and RFV averaged 197. CATTLE The ranch includes a pipe and cable fenced grow lot. The lot includes 900+/- feet of concrete feed bunk divided into 8 pens. The ranch includes 4500+/- private acres of grazing and a connected BLM allotment for 685 AUMS. Turnout is out the back gate. All cattle working facilities are indoor. Shipping and receiving are connected to working facilities and feedlot. The feedlot is isolated from other cattle. All cattle facilities are top-tier and designed for ease of operation. SOLAR PROJECT NewSun Energy has a 20-megawatt installation on the east edge of the ranch. The solar field is under a 30-year contract with periodic escalation clauses. The same company holds an option for a second installationtwice the size of the first. The solar installations have minimal impact on the ranchs operations. Access to the site is off the ranch. Solar is located on the East side of the ranch and it does not interfere with operations. The solar payments typically cover the cost of electricity used to raise the hay. WILDLIFE The ranch is home to resident pronghorn antelope and a population of mule deer. Elk are also drawn to the alfalfa fields in the fall. The mule deer bucks that inhabit the Devils Garden area are among the best in Oregon. These deer often move into the farm ground at night and can be hunted during the day on adjacent private and federal lands with very limited public access. The property is allowed 5 LOP deer tags and 5 LOP elk tags. SUMMARY The Hufford family has long been known for producing some of the Wests top cattle, along with high-quality alfalfa hay. Ken and Leslie have decided to slow down and sell their beautifully maintained, highly productive ranch. With three well-established income streams, the next owner can step in and take advantage of the full operation immediately. With multiple revenue streams, top-tier infrastructure, and an immaculate operating environment, this ranch is ready for the next owner to step in and thrive from day one.

Productivity, Profitability, and Peace of Mind The Hufford Ranch is a diverse business opportunity located in the Oregon high desert near the small community of Fort Rock, southeast of Bend, Oregon. The ranch contains three fully developed businesses: hay production, cattle, and solar electricity. The ranch has 792+/- acres of secure, certificated water rights. Six of the seven pivots are in alfalfa hay. In addition, the ranch boasts 3500+/- acres private grazing with a 685 AUM BLM permit. Indoor cattle working facilities complement a small feedlot with a 900+/- foot of bunk space. Typically, the solar payments cover the electric power cost for production of hay. The climate is ideal for producing high-quality alfalfa hay, raising hearty cattle, and generating clean, renewable electricity. The Hufford family have built and developed multiple ranches over the years. They used their knowledge and experience to create a property that functions at a high level. A thoughtful grazing rotation and extensive working facilities allow for efficient use of time and natural resources. The farm ground is level and it has been meticulously maintained for maximum productivity. The improvements include 7 center pivots and hay sheds which hold three cuttings from all pivots producing alfalfa. The homes, shops, and additional buildings are in excellent condition and free of deferred maintenance. Improvements are practical and well-designed without being overbuilt. The solar project has its own access from the south side of the ranch and is designed to operate with minimal disruption of the ranchs day-to-day activities. This property is financially viable in a market that increasingly values lifestyle alongside economic sustainability. Hufford Ranch offers botha strong income opportunity and a peaceful lifestyle. Situated at the end of a private road, the ranch backs up to the Devils Garden, a vast lava flow that spans several square miles and serves as a natural barrier, providing privacy and security at the rear of the property. This is a premier ranch, fully operational and ready for the next owner to step in and enjoy one day one. LOCATION The ranch is located: 70 miles from Bend, Oregon 50 miles from Gilchrist, Oregon to the west and northwest 28 miles west of Christmas Valley HAY The ranch produces approximately 3,500 tons of alfalfa annually. Hay in the Fort Rock area typically meets the standard tests for dairy and export quality. This ranch currently has long established markets for its hay. Up to three cuttings from each of 6 alfalfa pivots has indoor storage. In addition, the ranch has covered equipment storage. A 7th pivot produces grass hay and grazing. 2025 first cutting alfalfa produced almost 2.5 ton to the acre and RFV averaged 197. CATTLE The ranch includes a pipe and cable fenced grow lot. The lot includes 900+/- feet of concrete feed bunk divided into 8 pens. The ranch includes 4500+/- private acres of grazing and a connected BLM allotment for 685 AUMS. Turnout is out the back gate. All cattle working facilities are indoor. Shipping and receiving are connected to working facilities and feedlot. The feedlot is isolated from other cattle. All cattle facilities are top-tier and designed for ease of operation. SOLAR PROJECT NewSun Energy has a 20-megawatt installation on the east edge of the ranch. The solar field is under a 30-year contract with periodic escalation clauses. The same company holds an option for a second installationtwice the size of the first. The solar installations have minimal impact on the ranchs operations. Access to the site is off the ranch. Solar is located on the East side of the ranch and it does not interfere with operations. The solar payments typically cover the cost of electricity used to raise the hay. WILDLIFE The ranch is home to resident pronghorn antelope and a population of mule deer. Elk are also drawn to the alfalfa fields in the fall. The mule deer bucks that inhabit the Devils Garden area are among the best in Oregon. These deer often move into the farm ground at night and can be hunted during the day on adjacent private and federal lands with very limited public access. The property is allowed 5 LOP deer tags and 5 LOP elk tags. SUMMARY The Hufford family has long been known for producing some of the Wests top cattle, along with high-quality alfalfa hay. Ken and Leslie have decided to slow down and sell their beautifully maintained, highly productive ranch. With three well-established income streams, the next owner can step in and take advantage of the full operation immediately. With multiple revenue streams, top-tier infrastructure, and an immaculate operating environment, this ranch is ready for the next owner to step in and thrive from day one.

Productivity, Profitability, and Peace of Mind The Hufford Ranch is a diverse business opportunity located in the Oregon high desert near the small community of Fort Rock, southeast of Bend, Oregon. The ranch contains three fully developed businesses: hay production, cattle, and solar electricity. The ranch has 792+/- acres of secure, certificated water rights. Six of the seven pivots are in alfalfa hay. In addition, the ranch boasts 3500+/- acres private grazing with a 685 AUM BLM permit. Indoor cattle working facilities complement a small feedlot with a 900+/- foot of bunk space. Typically, the solar payments cover the electric power cost for production of hay. The climate is ideal for producing high-quality alfalfa hay, raising hearty cattle, and generating clean, renewable electricity. The Hufford family have built and developed multiple ranches over the years. They used their knowledge and experience to create a property that functions at a high level. A thoughtful grazing rotation and extensive working facilities allow for efficient use of time and natural resources. The farm ground is level and it has been meticulously maintained for maximum productivity. The improvements include 7 center pivots and hay sheds which hold three cuttings from all pivots producing alfalfa. The homes, shops, and additional buildings are in excellent condition and free of deferred maintenance. Improvements are practical and well-designed without being overbuilt. The solar project has its own access from the south side of the ranch and is designed to operate with minimal disruption of the ranchs day-to-day activities. This property is financially viable in a market that increasingly values lifestyle alongside economic sustainability. Hufford Ranch offers botha strong income opportunity and a peaceful lifestyle. Situated at the end of a private road, the ranch backs up to the Devils Garden, a vast lava flow that spans several square miles and serves as a natural barrier, providing privacy and security at the rear of the property. This is a premier ranch, fully operational and ready for the next owner to step in and enjoy one day one. LOCATION The ranch is located: 70 miles from Bend, Oregon 50 miles from Gilchrist, Oregon to the west and northwest 28 miles west of Christmas Valley HAY The ranch produces approximately 3,500 tons of alfalfa annually. Hay in the Fort Rock area typically meets the standard tests for dairy and export quality. This ranch currently has long established markets for its hay. Up to three cuttings from each of 6 alfalfa pivots has indoor storage. In addition, the ranch has covered equipment storage. A 7th pivot produces grass hay and grazing. 2025 first cutting alfalfa produced almost 2.5 ton to the acre and RFV averaged 197. CATTLE The ranch includes a pipe and cable fenced grow lot. The lot includes 900+/- feet of concrete feed bunk divided into 8 pens. The ranch includes 4500+/- private acres of grazing and a connected BLM allotment for 685 AUMS. Turnout is out the back gate. All cattle working facilities are indoor. Shipping and receiving are connected to working facilities and feedlot. The feedlot is isolated from other cattle. All cattle facilities are top-tier and designed for ease of operation. SOLAR PROJECT NewSun Energy has a 20-megawatt installation on the east edge of the ranch. The solar field is under a 30-year contract with periodic escalation clauses. The same company holds an option for a second installationtwice the size of the first. The solar installations have minimal impact on the ranchs operations. Access to the site is off the ranch. Solar is located on the East side of the ranch and it does not interfere with operations. The solar payments typically cover the cost of electricity used to raise the hay. WILDLIFE The ranch is home to resident pronghorn antelope and a population of mule deer. Elk are also drawn to the alfalfa fields in the fall. The mule deer bucks that inhabit the Devils Garden area are among the best in Oregon. These deer often move into the farm ground at night and can be hunted during the day on adjacent private and federal lands with very limited public access. The property is allowed 5 LOP deer tags and 5 LOP elk tags. SUMMARY The Hufford family has long been known for producing some of the Wests top cattle, along with high-quality alfalfa hay. Ken and Leslie have decided to slow down and sell their beautifully maintained, highly productive ranch. With three well-established income streams, the next owner can step in and take advantage of the full operation immediately. With multiple revenue streams, top-tier infrastructure, and an immaculate operating environment, this ranch is ready for the next owner to step in and thrive from day one.

Discover the peaceful, off-grid lifestyle you've been dreaming of with this expansive 10-acre property in Lake County, Oregon, located just 27 miles from Lakeview and near the quiet community of Plush (ZIP 97637). With level terrain, wide-open skies, and stunning high desert views, this parcel offers the perfect setting for a private retreat, recreational basecamp, or self-sufficient homestead. No HOA restrictions give you full control to use the land your way, whether you're planning to build in the future or enjoy seasonal stays under the stars. With generous zoning (A-2 Agricultural Use), youll have plenty of flexibility for living, camping, and other rural uses. Property Details Address: Plush, OR 97637 Coordinates: 42.36029, -120.06375 Terrain: Level Access: Unmaintained rural road Power: Off-grid (solar or alternative systems recommended) Water: Install a future well Sewer: Septic system needed Gas: Propane or fuel Zoning: A-2 Agricultural Use HOA/POA: None Buyer to verify all information Usage & Restrictions RVs: Allowed for up to 21 days in any 6-month period; must meet zoning setbacks Camping: Permitted for up to 21 days every 6 months; permit required for stays over 7 days Mobile/Manufactured Homes: Allowed with Manufactured Dwelling Placement Permit and trip permit Climate & Environment Annual Precipitation: ~14 inches rain / ~55 inches snow Average Temperatures: Winter ~29.7F / Summer ~62.7F Vegetation & Wildlife: High desert terrain with sagebrush, juniper, and native wildlife including deer, elk, and various birds Scenery: Expansive mountain views, big skies, and quiet surroundings Location & Nearby Attractions Closest Town: Lakeview, OR 27 miles Nearby Recreation: Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge, Warner Wetlands, fishing, hiking, hunting, stargazing Access to Public Lands: Lake County is surrounded by vast public lands, ideal for off-grid exploration Why Buy This Property? No HOA or restrictions full land use freedom Flexible zoning agricultural, residential, or recreational Excellent for off-grid living solar potential, quiet, remote Affordable rural acreage strong long-term investment value Surrounded by natural beauty ideal for a peaceful lifestyle or weekend escape Make your move to Oregons high desert today. Whether youre looking to build your off-grid dream, invest in rural land, or create a private basecamp near public lands, this 10-acre parcel offers unmatched potential in a serene, scenic location.

In the middle of this desert oasis is a stunning, awe-inspiring, welcoming home that sits in the middle of 288 acres. The property is bordered by 10s of thousands of acres of BLM land that provides endless recreational opportunities, such as horseback riding, ATV riding, hunting, hiking, and bird watching. Follow the rose bush-lined driveway to the solid oak front door with sidelights and transom. View the expansive entry and vaulted ceiling with double stairways to the second floor. This home boasts travertine tile, slate, and hickory, Belizean rosewood, and black walnut hardwood inlaid flooring throughout the rooms. The kitchen is a cook's delight with the replica of an old wood cook stove and matching refrigerator, wall oven, warming oven, chef sink, plate rack, Lazy Susan, and appliance garage surrounded by hickory cabinets. Nearby is an expansive pantry. Large rooms throughout. Comes with an incredible third-floor apartment with French doors to balcony looking out over the grazing cattle in the pasture. Native rock accents. Only quality materials throughout this home. Schedule your appointment today to tour this beautiful property and well-appointed home.

In the middle of this desert oasis is a stunning, awe-inspiring, welcoming home that sits in the middle of 288 acres. The property is bordered by 10s of thousands of acres of BLM land that provides endless recreational opportunities, such as horseback riding, ATV riding, hunting, hiking, and bird watching. Follow the rose bush-lined driveway to the solid oak front door with sidelights and transom. View the expansive entry and vaulted ceiling with double stairways to the second floor. This home boasts travertine tile, slate, and hickory, Belizean rosewood, and black walnut hardwood inlaid flooring throughout the rooms. The kitchen is a cook's delight with the replica of an old wood cook stove and matching refrigerator, wall oven, warming oven, chef sink, plate rack, Lazy Susan, and appliance garage surrounded by hickory cabinets. Nearby is an expansive pantry. Large rooms throughout. Comes with an incredible third-floor apartment with French doors to balcony looking out over the grazing cattle in the pasture. Native rock accents. Only quality materials throughout this home. Schedule your appointment today to tour this beautiful property and well-appointed home.

In the middle of this desert oasis is a stunning, awe-inspiring, welcoming home that sits in the middle of 288 acres. The property is bordered by 10s of thousands of acres of BLM land that provides endless recreational opportunities, such as horseback riding, ATV riding, hunting, hiking, and bird watching. Follow the rose bush-lined driveway to the solid oak front door with sidelights and transom. View the expansive entry and vaulted ceiling with double stairways to the second floor. This home boasts travertine tile, slate, and hickory, Belizean rosewood, and black walnut hardwood inlaid flooring throughout the rooms. The kitchen is a cook's delight with the replica of an old wood cook stove and matching refrigerator, wall oven, warming oven, chef sink, plate rack, Lazy Susan, and appliance garage surrounded by hickory cabinets. Nearby is an expansive pantry. Large rooms throughout. Comes with an incredible third-floor apartment with French doors to balcony looking out over the grazing cattle in the pasture. Native rock accents. Only quality materials throughout this home. Schedule your appointment today to tour this beautiful property and well-appointed home.

In the middle of this desert oasis is a stunning, awe-inspiring, welcoming home that sits in the middle of 288 acres. The property is bordered by 10s of thousands of acres of BLM land that provides endless recreational opportunities, such as horseback riding, ATV riding, hunting, hiking, and bird watching. Follow the rose bush-lined driveway to the solid oak front door with sidelights and transom. View the expansive entry and vaulted ceiling with double stairways to the second floor. This home boasts travertine tile, slate, and hickory, Belizean rosewood, and black walnut hardwood inlaid flooring throughout the rooms. The kitchen is a cook's delight with the replica of an old wood cook stove and matching refrigerator, wall oven, warming oven, chef sink, plate rack, Lazy Susan, and appliance garage surrounded by hickory cabinets. Nearby is an expansive pantry. Large rooms throughout. Comes with an incredible third-floor apartment with French doors to balcony looking out over the grazing cattle in the pasture. Native rock accents. Only quality materials throughout this home. Schedule your appointment today to tour this beautiful property and well-appointed home.

In the middle of this desert oasis is a stunning, awe-inspiring, welcoming home that sits in the middle of 288 acres. The property is bordered by 10s of thousands of acres of BLM land that provides endless recreational opportunities, such as horseback riding, ATV riding, hunting, hiking, and bird watching. Follow the rose bush-lined driveway to the solid oak front door with sidelights and transom. View the expansive entry and vaulted ceiling with double stairways to the second floor. This home boasts travertine tile, slate, and hickory, Belizean rosewood, and black walnut hardwood inlaid flooring throughout the rooms. The kitchen is a cook's delight with the replica of an old wood cook stove and matching refrigerator, wall oven, warming oven, chef sink, plate rack, Lazy Susan, and appliance garage surrounded by hickory cabinets. Nearby is an expansive pantry. Large rooms throughout. Comes with an incredible third-floor apartment with French doors to balcony looking out over the grazing cattle in the pasture. Native rock accents. Only quality materials throughout this home. Schedule your appointment today to tour this beautiful property and well-appointed home.

In the middle of this desert oasis is a stunning, awe-inspiring, welcoming home that sits in the middle of 288 acres. The property is bordered by 10s of thousands of acres of BLM land that provides endless recreational opportunities, such as horseback riding, ATV riding, hunting, hiking, and bird watching. Follow the rose bush-lined driveway to the solid oak front door with sidelights and transom. View the expansive entry and vaulted ceiling with double stairways to the second floor. This home boasts travertine tile, slate, and hickory, Belizean rosewood, and black walnut hardwood inlaid flooring throughout the rooms. The kitchen is a cook's delight with the replica of an old wood cook stove and matching refrigerator, wall oven, warming oven, chef sink, plate rack, Lazy Susan, and appliance garage surrounded by hickory cabinets. Nearby is an expansive pantry. Large rooms throughout. Comes with an incredible third-floor apartment with French doors to balcony looking out over the grazing cattle in the pasture. Native rock accents. Only quality materials throughout this home. Schedule your appointment today to tour this beautiful property and well-appointed home.

One-of -a kind, high desert gem: Nearly 160 acres of open meadow, surrounded by tall ponderosa pine, bordered by National forest and public land on all sides. Just past the property lies the stunning volcanic maar crater ''Hole in the Ground'' - a geological marvel. Currently operating as an equestrian event venue and horse camp, the property includes a functional residence, barn, charming shower house, arena, RV hook up, multiple horse corrals, several electric and water stations. The flat, open terrain also offers potential for a private airstrip. Only 60 minutes from the vibrant destination town of Bend, Oregon. This is a place of quiet beauty, wide skies, and endless possibility. Qualified inquiries may request a tour- bring your horse, and enjoy a guided trail ride through this unforgettable landscape.

One-of -a kind, high desert gem: Nearly 160 acres of open meadow, surrounded by tall ponderosa pine, bordered by National forest and public land on all sides. Just past the property lies the stunning volcanic maar crater ''Hole in the Ground'' - a geological marvel. Currently operating as an equestrian event venue and horse camp, the property includes a functional residence, barn, charming shower house, arena, RV hook up, multiple horse corrals, several electric and water stations. The flat, open terrain also offers potential for a private airstrip. Only 60 minutes from the vibrant destination town of Bend, Oregon. This is a place of quiet beauty, wide skies, and endless possibility. Qualified inquiries may request a tour- bring your horse, and enjoy a guided trail ride through this unforgettable landscape.

One-of -a kind, high desert gem: Nearly 160 acres of open meadow, surrounded by tall ponderosa pine, bordered by National forest and public land on all sides. Just past the property lies the stunning volcanic maar crater ''Hole in the Ground'' - a geological marvel. Currently operating as an equestrian event venue and horse camp, the property includes a functional residence, barn, charming shower house, arena, RV hook up, multiple horse corrals, several electric and water stations. The flat, open terrain also offers potential for a private airstrip. Only 60 minutes from the vibrant destination town of Bend, Oregon. This is a place of quiet beauty, wide skies, and endless possibility. Qualified inquiries may request a tour- bring your horse, and enjoy a guided trail ride through this unforgettable landscape.

One-of -a kind, high desert gem: Nearly 160 acres of open meadow, surrounded by tall ponderosa pine, bordered by National forest and public land on all sides. Just past the property lies the stunning volcanic maar crater ''Hole in the Ground'' - a geological marvel. Currently operating as an equestrian event venue and horse camp, the property includes a functional residence, barn, charming shower house, arena, RV hook up, multiple horse corrals, several electric and water stations. The flat, open terrain also offers potential for a private airstrip. Only 60 minutes from the vibrant destination town of Bend, Oregon. This is a place of quiet beauty, wide skies, and endless possibility. Qualified inquiries may request a tour- bring your horse, and enjoy a guided trail ride through this unforgettable landscape.

One-of -a kind, high desert gem: Nearly 160 acres of open meadow, surrounded by tall ponderosa pine, bordered by National forest and public land on all sides. Just past the property lies the stunning volcanic maar crater ''Hole in the Ground'' - a geological marvel. Currently operating as an equestrian event venue and horse camp, the property includes a functional residence, barn, charming shower house, arena, RV hook up, multiple horse corrals, several electric and water stations. The flat, open terrain also offers potential for a private airstrip. Only 60 minutes from the vibrant destination town of Bend, Oregon. This is a place of quiet beauty, wide skies, and endless possibility. Qualified inquiries may request a tour- bring your horse, and enjoy a guided trail ride through this unforgettable landscape.

One-of -a kind, high desert gem: Nearly 160 acres of open meadow, surrounded by tall ponderosa pine, bordered by National forest and public land on all sides. Just past the property lies the stunning volcanic maar crater ''Hole in the Ground'' - a geological marvel. Currently operating as an equestrian event venue and horse camp, the property includes a functional residence, barn, charming shower house, arena, RV hook up, multiple horse corrals, several electric and water stations. The flat, open terrain also offers potential for a private airstrip. Only 60 minutes from the vibrant destination town of Bend, Oregon. This is a place of quiet beauty, wide skies, and endless possibility. Qualified inquiries may request a tour- bring your horse, and enjoy a guided trail ride through this unforgettable landscape.

CASH OR OWNER FINANCING---NO CREDIT CHECKS --- This 80 acre lot( Lot 1300) would be a great building lot for a home,cabin or solar project. This parcel has electricity available at property on Bothern Road, beautiful mountain views and is located on a dirt road on the way to the Christmas Valley Sand Dunes. So if you are a hunter, camper or hiker, you would be close to The Lost Forest and the sand dunes for exploring.This parcel is located on the east side of the Christmas Valley and lot 1300 is located out of town on East Bothern Road in Christmas Valley, Oregon. This lot is located just off paved Christmas Valley Highway and paved Fossil Lake Road. The new owner would have to get a CUP ( conditional use permit) to build on the property through Lake County Oregon ( Lake County Planning/ 541-947-6036 ). Sewer would be by septic and water by well for the new owner to hook up to. Power is available on East Bothern Road( which is a dirt road).This 80 acre parcel is huge and is located near the Christmas Valley Sand Dunes. Cell phones work great in Christmas Valley, Oregon. This is one of the most outstanding lots that we have had for sale recently and it has many amenities which should make this an excellent investment for its new owner. Lot 1300 could be a great parcel to use as a building lot, camping lot, hunting lot or build a cabin on. This parcel also could be used as a weekend getaway. Although there are a few farms and homes in the area, there is plenty of natural wilderness which attracts wildlife to your back door. Antelope, wild deer, jack rabbits and coyotes run all across the natural landscape of the Christmas Valley area. Property Facts: Power: Power poles on East Bothern Road.(New Owner Installs) Phone: Cell phone accessible. Water: By well or holding tank. (New Owner Installs) Sewer: By septic. (New Owner Installs) TV / Cable: Unknown. Gas: Unknown. Propane is usually used in rural areas. Access: Dirt road frontage on south side of property. Zoning: A-2. New Owner would need CUP to build. Time Limit to build: None. Topo: Level. Elevation: Roughly 4500 FT above sea level. Property Taxes: About $300.00 per year and current. Conveyance: Special Warranty Deed. GPS Coordinates:43.29567399,-120.51235960 Parcel size: 80 Acres +/- Legal Description: Township 26, Range 16E, Section 19 East of the Willamette Meridian, Section 19: The S 1/2 of the SE 1/4. APN #: 2163 Cash Price: $75,999.00 OR Owner Financed Deals: Owner Financed Deal: Price $78,999.00 $1,000.00 Down Payment/ At 8% Interest Monthly Payment: $652.41 for 20 Years Fast Pay Option: Cash Price $75,999.00 Down Payment: $6,333.25 12 Months/Same as cash Monthly Payment: $6,333.25 For 12 Months

Incredible opportunity to purchase one of the most productive and easiest to manage alfalfa hay and cattle ranches you will ever find. 1,437+ acres that are certified organic and almost entirely income-producing. Approximately 1,300 acres of top-priority water rights. Around 900 acres in alfalfa with five large pivots and 12 wheel lines. Around 450 acres of flood-irrigated grass. Extensive irrigation canals across the entire property so that water is always close by, greatly reducing pumping costs. Local water district supplies water and maintains the canals for only around $12 per acre. The electric company is one of the least expensive providers on the whole West Coast. The rich black peat soil is so productive that it continually produces 3 to 5 tons of alfalfa per acre with absolutely no inputs ever required. No fertilizers have ever been used on this ground, and it has produced consistently for 25+ years. The historical records show it to be the most productive ranch in the area! Production records and P&Ls available to serious buyers. On an average year, the ranch will take 3 to 4 cuttings of the alfalfa, one cutting of the grass hay, and run about 200 pairs of cattle, mostly in the grass pastures. Fenced, cross-fenced, and the irrigation canals are set up so that you can irrigate one pasture at a time or multiple, depending on your preferences. The previous owner did one commercial cut and ran 700 to 800 pairs. This ranch offers so many options to customize how you want to run it. The current owner runs the entire operation themselves! Not a single employee. However, there are custom bailers that would be happy to do it for you, and there would still be plenty of profit. Property is subdividable, and you can put a home every 80 acres per the county. 70x180 hay barn, 70x140 clear span shop, and an older double-wide that is livable. Buyers to do their own due diligence. The last two pictures are of the reservoir next to this property. Ranches like this don't come on the market often

Incredible opportunity to purchase one of the most productive and easiest to manage alfalfa hay and cattle ranches you will ever find. 1,437+ acres that are certified organic and almost entirely income-producing. Approximately 1,300 acres of top-priority water rights. Around 900 acres in alfalfa with five large pivots and 12 wheel lines. Around 450 acres of flood-irrigated grass. Extensive irrigation canals across the entire property so that water is always close by, greatly reducing pumping costs. Local water district supplies water and maintains the canals for only around $12 per acre. The electric company is one of the least expensive providers on the whole West Coast. The rich black peat soil is so productive that it continually produces 3 to 5 tons of alfalfa per acre with absolutely no inputs ever required. No fertilizers have ever been used on this ground, and it has produced consistently for 25+ years. The historical records show it to be the most productive ranch in the area! Production records and P&Ls available to serious buyers. On an average year, the ranch will take 3 to 4 cuttings of the alfalfa, one cutting of the grass hay, and run about 200 pairs of cattle, mostly in the grass pastures. Fenced, cross-fenced, and the irrigation canals are set up so that you can irrigate one pasture at a time or multiple, depending on your preferences. The previous owner did one commercial cut and ran 700 to 800 pairs. This ranch offers so many options to customize how you want to run it. The current owner runs the entire operation themselves! Not a single employee. However, there are custom bailers that would be happy to do it for you, and there would still be plenty of profit. Property is subdividable, and you can put a home every 80 acres per the county. 70x180 hay barn, 70x140 clear span shop, and an older double-wide that is livable. Buyers to do their own due diligence. The last two pictures are of the reservoir next to this property. Ranches like this don't come on the market often

Incredible opportunity to purchase one of the most productive and easiest to manage alfalfa hay and cattle ranches you will ever find. 1,437+ acres that are certified organic and almost entirely income-producing. Approximately 1,300 acres of top-priority water rights. Around 900 acres in alfalfa with five large pivots and 12 wheel lines. Around 450 acres of flood-irrigated grass. Extensive irrigation canals across the entire property so that water is always close by, greatly reducing pumping costs. Local water district supplies water and maintains the canals for only around $12 per acre. The electric company is one of the least expensive providers on the whole West Coast. The rich black peat soil is so productive that it continually produces 3 to 5 tons of alfalfa per acre with absolutely no inputs ever required. No fertilizers have ever been used on this ground, and it has produced consistently for 25+ years. The historical records show it to be the most productive ranch in the area! Production records and P&Ls available to serious buyers. On an average year, the ranch will take 3 to 4 cuttings of the alfalfa, one cutting of the grass hay, and run about 200 pairs of cattle, mostly in the grass pastures. Fenced, cross-fenced, and the irrigation canals are set up so that you can irrigate one pasture at a time or multiple, depending on your preferences. The previous owner did one commercial cut and ran 700 to 800 pairs. This ranch offers so many options to customize how you want to run it. The current owner runs the entire operation themselves! Not a single employee. However, there are custom bailers that would be happy to do it for you, and there would still be plenty of profit. Property is subdividable, and you can put a home every 80 acres per the county. 70x180 hay barn, 70x140 clear span shop, and an older double-wide that is livable. Buyers to do their own due diligence. The last two pictures are of the reservoir next to this property. Ranches like this don't come on the market often

Incredible opportunity to purchase one of the most productive and easiest to manage alfalfa hay and cattle ranches you will ever find. 1,437+ acres that are certified organic and almost entirely income-producing. Approximately 1,300 acres of top-priority water rights. Around 900 acres in alfalfa with five large pivots and 12 wheel lines. Around 450 acres of flood-irrigated grass. Extensive irrigation canals across the entire property so that water is always close by, greatly reducing pumping costs. Local water district supplies water and maintains the canals for only around $12 per acre. The electric company is one of the least expensive providers on the whole West Coast. The rich black peat soil is so productive that it continually produces 3 to 5 tons of alfalfa per acre with absolutely no inputs ever required. No fertilizers have ever been used on this ground, and it has produced consistently for 25+ years. The historical records show it to be the most productive ranch in the area! Production records and P&Ls available to serious buyers. On an average year, the ranch will take 3 to 4 cuttings of the alfalfa, one cutting of the grass hay, and run about 200 pairs of cattle, mostly in the grass pastures. Fenced, cross-fenced, and the irrigation canals are set up so that you can irrigate one pasture at a time or multiple, depending on your preferences. The previous owner did one commercial cut and ran 700 to 800 pairs. This ranch offers so many options to customize how you want to run it. The current owner runs the entire operation themselves! Not a single employee. However, there are custom bailers that would be happy to do it for you, and there would still be plenty of profit. Property is subdividable, and you can put a home every 80 acres per the county. 70x180 hay barn, 70x140 clear span shop, and an older double-wide that is livable. Buyers to do their own due diligence. The last two pictures are of the reservoir next to this property. Ranches like this don't come on the market often

Incredible opportunity to purchase one of the most productive and easiest to manage alfalfa hay and cattle ranches you will ever find. 1,437+ acres that are certified organic and almost entirely income-producing. Approximately 1,300 acres of top-priority water rights. Around 900 acres in alfalfa with five large pivots and 12 wheel lines. Around 450 acres of flood-irrigated grass. Extensive irrigation canals across the entire property so that water is always close by, greatly reducing pumping costs. Local water district supplies water and maintains the canals for only around $12 per acre. The electric company is one of the least expensive providers on the whole West Coast. The rich black peat soil is so productive that it continually produces 3 to 5 tons of alfalfa per acre with absolutely no inputs ever required. No fertilizers have ever been used on this ground, and it has produced consistently for 25+ years. The historical records show it to be the most productive ranch in the area! Production records and P&Ls available to serious buyers. On an average year, the ranch will take 3 to 4 cuttings of the alfalfa, one cutting of the grass hay, and run about 200 pairs of cattle, mostly in the grass pastures. Fenced, cross-fenced, and the irrigation canals are set up so that you can irrigate one pasture at a time or multiple, depending on your preferences. The previous owner did one commercial cut and ran 700 to 800 pairs. This ranch offers so many options to customize how you want to run it. The current owner runs the entire operation themselves! Not a single employee. However, there are custom bailers that would be happy to do it for you, and there would still be plenty of profit. Property is subdividable, and you can put a home every 80 acres per the county. 70x180 hay barn, 70x140 clear span shop, and an older double-wide that is livable. Buyers to do their own due diligence. The last two pictures are of the reservoir next to this property. Ranches like this don't come on the market often