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Northeast Oregon's Premier Estate The DLX Ranch Welcome to the DLX Ranch, Northeast Oregon's trophy working cattle ranch, sprawling across 8,300+/- deeded acres. Nestled near the vibrant community of Baker City, this esteemed ranch stands as a testament to exceptional land stewardship and agricultural expertise. Baker City is conveniently situated along I-84 in Northeast Oregon, just 120 miles from Boise, Idaho. This charming agricultural community boasts a population of 10,000, low crime rates and genuine people. The area is well-equipped with a jet-capable municipal airport and a range of essential services, including St. Alphonsus Medical Center and quaint small-town shopping options. The ranch is a mere 25-minute drive from the Anthony Lakes Ski Area and less than an hour from the Snake River and various lakes, offering abundant fishing and recreational opportunities. Acreage The DLX Ranch has 4,000 acres of irrigated meadow and cropland, ensuring high productivity and superior crop yields. The ranch produces a substantial amount of hay with good aftermath pasture on the meadows. The native and improved rangeland offers excellent pasture during the spring and summer months and the cattle can be driven from the headquarters with no trucking. Water Resources & Wildlife Habitat The Powder River meanders through the ranch for about 6 miles, serving as the primary source for irrigating the extensive hay and pasture land. The water is full season, flood irrigated and approximately 480 acres are cropland with pivot and other irrigation. This river system also provides an exceptional habitat for waterfowl and game birds. Additionally, the ranch boasts healthy populations of elk and deer, offering great opportunities for wildlife management and recreational hunting. State-of-the-Art Facilities & Infrastructure The headquarters is modern and the owners home is a beautiful custom style home. The ranch has several well-maintained homes that provide comfortable living accommodations, all set against a backdrop of breathtaking mountain and valley vistas. The livestock working facilities are among the best in the region, designed for efficient operation and ease of management. A fully permitted feedlot adds offering scalable operations for backgrounding depending on the operation. Operational Excellence Currently operating as a profitable commercial cow/calf venture, the DLX Ranch is a model of efficiency and productivity. Its setup allows for diversity to other configurations, such as a yearling or combination operation, depending on the owners choice. An Unparalleled Investment Opportunity Priced at $26,900,000, the DLX Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a substantial and ongoing concern in the agricultural heartland of Oregon. The offering is for real estate only, however livestock and rolling stock are available by separate treaty, providing an opportunity for immediate operational takeover. This first-time offering of the DLX Ranch invites discerning buyers to establish their presence in a locale renowned for its agricultural heritage and scenic beauty. We invite you to contact us for more information and to schedule a showing at your convenience. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to hearing from you.

Northeast Oregon's Premier Estate The DLX Ranch Welcome to the DLX Ranch, Northeast Oregon's trophy working cattle ranch, sprawling across 8,300+/- deeded acres. Nestled near the vibrant community of Baker City, this esteemed ranch stands as a testament to exceptional land stewardship and agricultural expertise. Baker City is conveniently situated along I-84 in Northeast Oregon, just 120 miles from Boise, Idaho. This charming agricultural community boasts a population of 10,000, low crime rates and genuine people. The area is well-equipped with a jet-capable municipal airport and a range of essential services, including St. Alphonsus Medical Center and quaint small-town shopping options. The ranch is a mere 25-minute drive from the Anthony Lakes Ski Area and less than an hour from the Snake River and various lakes, offering abundant fishing and recreational opportunities. Acreage The DLX Ranch has 4,000 acres of irrigated meadow and cropland, ensuring high productivity and superior crop yields. The ranch produces a substantial amount of hay with good aftermath pasture on the meadows. The native and improved rangeland offers excellent pasture during the spring and summer months and the cattle can be driven from the headquarters with no trucking. Water Resources & Wildlife Habitat The Powder River meanders through the ranch for about 6 miles, serving as the primary source for irrigating the extensive hay and pasture land. The water is full season, flood irrigated and approximately 480 acres are cropland with pivot and other irrigation. This river system also provides an exceptional habitat for waterfowl and game birds. Additionally, the ranch boasts healthy populations of elk and deer, offering great opportunities for wildlife management and recreational hunting. State-of-the-Art Facilities & Infrastructure The headquarters is modern and the owners home is a beautiful custom style home. The ranch has several well-maintained homes that provide comfortable living accommodations, all set against a backdrop of breathtaking mountain and valley vistas. The livestock working facilities are among the best in the region, designed for efficient operation and ease of management. A fully permitted feedlot adds offering scalable operations for backgrounding depending on the operation. Operational Excellence Currently operating as a profitable commercial cow/calf venture, the DLX Ranch is a model of efficiency and productivity. Its setup allows for diversity to other configurations, such as a yearling or combination operation, depending on the owners choice. An Unparalleled Investment Opportunity Priced at $26,900,000, the DLX Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a substantial and ongoing concern in the agricultural heartland of Oregon. The offering is for real estate only, however livestock and rolling stock are available by separate treaty, providing an opportunity for immediate operational takeover. This first-time offering of the DLX Ranch invites discerning buyers to establish their presence in a locale renowned for its agricultural heritage and scenic beauty. We invite you to contact us for more information and to schedule a showing at your convenience. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to hearing from you.

Northeast Oregon's Premier Estate The DLX Ranch Welcome to the DLX Ranch, Northeast Oregon's trophy working cattle ranch, sprawling across 8,300+/- deeded acres. Nestled near the vibrant community of Baker City, this esteemed ranch stands as a testament to exceptional land stewardship and agricultural expertise. Baker City is conveniently situated along I-84 in Northeast Oregon, just 120 miles from Boise, Idaho. This charming agricultural community boasts a population of 10,000, low crime rates and genuine people. The area is well-equipped with a jet-capable municipal airport and a range of essential services, including St. Alphonsus Medical Center and quaint small-town shopping options. The ranch is a mere 25-minute drive from the Anthony Lakes Ski Area and less than an hour from the Snake River and various lakes, offering abundant fishing and recreational opportunities. Acreage The DLX Ranch has 4,000 acres of irrigated meadow and cropland, ensuring high productivity and superior crop yields. The ranch produces a substantial amount of hay with good aftermath pasture on the meadows. The native and improved rangeland offers excellent pasture during the spring and summer months and the cattle can be driven from the headquarters with no trucking. Water Resources & Wildlife Habitat The Powder River meanders through the ranch for about 6 miles, serving as the primary source for irrigating the extensive hay and pasture land. The water is full season, flood irrigated and approximately 480 acres are cropland with pivot and other irrigation. This river system also provides an exceptional habitat for waterfowl and game birds. Additionally, the ranch boasts healthy populations of elk and deer, offering great opportunities for wildlife management and recreational hunting. State-of-the-Art Facilities & Infrastructure The headquarters is modern and the owners home is a beautiful custom style home. The ranch has several well-maintained homes that provide comfortable living accommodations, all set against a backdrop of breathtaking mountain and valley vistas. The livestock working facilities are among the best in the region, designed for efficient operation and ease of management. A fully permitted feedlot adds offering scalable operations for backgrounding depending on the operation. Operational Excellence Currently operating as a profitable commercial cow/calf venture, the DLX Ranch is a model of efficiency and productivity. Its setup allows for diversity to other configurations, such as a yearling or combination operation, depending on the owners choice. An Unparalleled Investment Opportunity Priced at $26,900,000, the DLX Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a substantial and ongoing concern in the agricultural heartland of Oregon. The offering is for real estate only, however livestock and rolling stock are available by separate treaty, providing an opportunity for immediate operational takeover. This first-time offering of the DLX Ranch invites discerning buyers to establish their presence in a locale renowned for its agricultural heritage and scenic beauty. We invite you to contact us for more information and to schedule a showing at your convenience. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to hearing from you.

Northeast Oregon's Premier Estate The DLX Ranch Welcome to the DLX Ranch, Northeast Oregon's trophy working cattle ranch, sprawling across 8,300+/- deeded acres. Nestled near the vibrant community of Baker City, this esteemed ranch stands as a testament to exceptional land stewardship and agricultural expertise. Baker City is conveniently situated along I-84 in Northeast Oregon, just 120 miles from Boise, Idaho. This charming agricultural community boasts a population of 10,000, low crime rates and genuine people. The area is well-equipped with a jet-capable municipal airport and a range of essential services, including St. Alphonsus Medical Center and quaint small-town shopping options. The ranch is a mere 25-minute drive from the Anthony Lakes Ski Area and less than an hour from the Snake River and various lakes, offering abundant fishing and recreational opportunities. Acreage The DLX Ranch has 4,000 acres of irrigated meadow and cropland, ensuring high productivity and superior crop yields. The ranch produces a substantial amount of hay with good aftermath pasture on the meadows. The native and improved rangeland offers excellent pasture during the spring and summer months and the cattle can be driven from the headquarters with no trucking. Water Resources & Wildlife Habitat The Powder River meanders through the ranch for about 6 miles, serving as the primary source for irrigating the extensive hay and pasture land. The water is full season, flood irrigated and approximately 480 acres are cropland with pivot and other irrigation. This river system also provides an exceptional habitat for waterfowl and game birds. Additionally, the ranch boasts healthy populations of elk and deer, offering great opportunities for wildlife management and recreational hunting. State-of-the-Art Facilities & Infrastructure The headquarters is modern and the owners home is a beautiful custom style home. The ranch has several well-maintained homes that provide comfortable living accommodations, all set against a backdrop of breathtaking mountain and valley vistas. The livestock working facilities are among the best in the region, designed for efficient operation and ease of management. A fully permitted feedlot adds offering scalable operations for backgrounding depending on the operation. Operational Excellence Currently operating as a profitable commercial cow/calf venture, the DLX Ranch is a model of efficiency and productivity. Its setup allows for diversity to other configurations, such as a yearling or combination operation, depending on the owners choice. An Unparalleled Investment Opportunity Priced at $26,900,000, the DLX Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a substantial and ongoing concern in the agricultural heartland of Oregon. The offering is for real estate only, however livestock and rolling stock are available by separate treaty, providing an opportunity for immediate operational takeover. This first-time offering of the DLX Ranch invites discerning buyers to establish their presence in a locale renowned for its agricultural heritage and scenic beauty. We invite you to contact us for more information and to schedule a showing at your convenience. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to hearing from you.

Northeast Oregon's Premier Estate The DLX Ranch Welcome to the DLX Ranch, Northeast Oregon's trophy working cattle ranch, sprawling across 8,300+/- deeded acres. Nestled near the vibrant community of Baker City, this esteemed ranch stands as a testament to exceptional land stewardship and agricultural expertise. Baker City is conveniently situated along I-84 in Northeast Oregon, just 120 miles from Boise, Idaho. This charming agricultural community boasts a population of 10,000, low crime rates and genuine people. The area is well-equipped with a jet-capable municipal airport and a range of essential services, including St. Alphonsus Medical Center and quaint small-town shopping options. The ranch is a mere 25-minute drive from the Anthony Lakes Ski Area and less than an hour from the Snake River and various lakes, offering abundant fishing and recreational opportunities. Acreage The DLX Ranch has 4,000 acres of irrigated meadow and cropland, ensuring high productivity and superior crop yields. The ranch produces a substantial amount of hay with good aftermath pasture on the meadows. The native and improved rangeland offers excellent pasture during the spring and summer months and the cattle can be driven from the headquarters with no trucking. Water Resources & Wildlife Habitat The Powder River meanders through the ranch for about 6 miles, serving as the primary source for irrigating the extensive hay and pasture land. The water is full season, flood irrigated and approximately 480 acres are cropland with pivot and other irrigation. This river system also provides an exceptional habitat for waterfowl and game birds. Additionally, the ranch boasts healthy populations of elk and deer, offering great opportunities for wildlife management and recreational hunting. State-of-the-Art Facilities & Infrastructure The headquarters is modern and the owners home is a beautiful custom style home. The ranch has several well-maintained homes that provide comfortable living accommodations, all set against a backdrop of breathtaking mountain and valley vistas. The livestock working facilities are among the best in the region, designed for efficient operation and ease of management. A fully permitted feedlot adds offering scalable operations for backgrounding depending on the operation. Operational Excellence Currently operating as a profitable commercial cow/calf venture, the DLX Ranch is a model of efficiency and productivity. Its setup allows for diversity to other configurations, such as a yearling or combination operation, depending on the owners choice. An Unparalleled Investment Opportunity Priced at $26,900,000, the DLX Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a substantial and ongoing concern in the agricultural heartland of Oregon. The offering is for real estate only, however livestock and rolling stock are available by separate treaty, providing an opportunity for immediate operational takeover. This first-time offering of the DLX Ranch invites discerning buyers to establish their presence in a locale renowned for its agricultural heritage and scenic beauty. We invite you to contact us for more information and to schedule a showing at your convenience. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to hearing from you.

Northeast Oregon's Premier Estate The DLX Ranch Welcome to the DLX Ranch, Northeast Oregon's trophy working cattle ranch, sprawling across 8,300+/- deeded acres. Nestled near the vibrant community of Baker City, this esteemed ranch stands as a testament to exceptional land stewardship and agricultural expertise. Baker City is conveniently situated along I-84 in Northeast Oregon, just 120 miles from Boise, Idaho. This charming agricultural community boasts a population of 10,000, low crime rates and genuine people. The area is well-equipped with a jet-capable municipal airport and a range of essential services, including St. Alphonsus Medical Center and quaint small-town shopping options. The ranch is a mere 25-minute drive from the Anthony Lakes Ski Area and less than an hour from the Snake River and various lakes, offering abundant fishing and recreational opportunities. Acreage The DLX Ranch has 4,000 acres of irrigated meadow and cropland, ensuring high productivity and superior crop yields. The ranch produces a substantial amount of hay with good aftermath pasture on the meadows. The native and improved rangeland offers excellent pasture during the spring and summer months and the cattle can be driven from the headquarters with no trucking. Water Resources & Wildlife Habitat The Powder River meanders through the ranch for about 6 miles, serving as the primary source for irrigating the extensive hay and pasture land. The water is full season, flood irrigated and approximately 480 acres are cropland with pivot and other irrigation. This river system also provides an exceptional habitat for waterfowl and game birds. Additionally, the ranch boasts healthy populations of elk and deer, offering great opportunities for wildlife management and recreational hunting. State-of-the-Art Facilities & Infrastructure The headquarters is modern and the owners home is a beautiful custom style home. The ranch has several well-maintained homes that provide comfortable living accommodations, all set against a backdrop of breathtaking mountain and valley vistas. The livestock working facilities are among the best in the region, designed for efficient operation and ease of management. A fully permitted feedlot adds offering scalable operations for backgrounding depending on the operation. Operational Excellence Currently operating as a profitable commercial cow/calf venture, the DLX Ranch is a model of efficiency and productivity. Its setup allows for diversity to other configurations, such as a yearling or combination operation, depending on the owners choice. An Unparalleled Investment Opportunity Priced at $26,900,000, the DLX Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a substantial and ongoing concern in the agricultural heartland of Oregon. The offering is for real estate only, however livestock and rolling stock are available by separate treaty, providing an opportunity for immediate operational takeover. This first-time offering of the DLX Ranch invites discerning buyers to establish their presence in a locale renowned for its agricultural heritage and scenic beauty. We invite you to contact us for more information and to schedule a showing at your convenience. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to hearing from you.

This top quality cranberry operation in located in the heart of Oregon's premier cranberry growing area - Bandon. Set on the Southern Oregon Coast, with a long growing season and plentiful water supply. 56.8 acres of cranberry bogs produce more than 1-million pounds of cranberries grown on site. Including in this offering is a 20,000+ square foot processing facility which cleans, packs and ships more than 4-million pounds of cranberries per year and has the capacity to process up to 13-million pounds of fruit. The processing facility utilizes state-of-the-art equipment, has on-site water treatment, three offices and the potential for a gift shop. Incoming fruit is weighed on the truck scale and received at the front of the facility. A truck dock and large shipping/storage yard allows for efficient movement of cleaned fruit off-site. The main residence is set on a gentle knoll overlooking the farm. A custom-crafted Victorian style home with more than 10,000 square feet. Superbly built and finely appointed. An additional residence may be used for guests or a farm manager's quarters. 5 reservoirs have water storage rights for irrigating and the flooding of bogs for harvest. There are multiple irrigation wells with 4 pump-houses. There are also multiple residential wells for potable water. Adjacent to the farm is an additional 80-acre parcel that would be available for further expansion purposes. Cranberries are a wonderful crop to grow and harvest. In the off hours, the Southern Oregon Coast offers some of the most spectacular beaches and coastline in Oregon. There is plenty to do: fishing, boating, hunting, hiking, biking and much more. Please call for a complete informational package.

This top quality cranberry operation in located in the heart of Oregon's premier cranberry growing area - Bandon. Set on the Southern Oregon Coast, with a long growing season and plentiful water supply. 56.8 acres of cranberry bogs produce more than 1-million pounds of cranberries grown on site. Including in this offering is a 20,000+ square foot processing facility which cleans, packs and ships more than 4-million pounds of cranberries per year and has the capacity to process up to 13-million pounds of fruit. The processing facility utilizes state-of-the-art equipment, has on-site water treatment, three offices and the potential for a gift shop. Incoming fruit is weighed on the truck scale and received at the front of the facility. A truck dock and large shipping/storage yard allows for efficient movement of cleaned fruit off-site. The main residence is set on a gentle knoll overlooking the farm. A custom-crafted Victorian style home with more than 10,000 square feet. Superbly built and finely appointed. An additional residence may be used for guests or a farm manager's quarters. 5 reservoirs have water storage rights for irrigating and the flooding of bogs for harvest. There are multiple irrigation wells with 4 pump-houses. There are also multiple residential wells for potable water. Adjacent to the farm is an additional 80-acre parcel that would be available for further expansion purposes. Cranberries are a wonderful crop to grow and harvest. In the off hours, the Southern Oregon Coast offers some of the most spectacular beaches and coastline in Oregon. There is plenty to do: fishing, boating, hunting, hiking, biking and much more. Please call for a complete informational package.

This top quality cranberry operation in located in the heart of Oregon's premier cranberry growing area - Bandon. Set on the Southern Oregon Coast, with a long growing season and plentiful water supply. 56.8 acres of cranberry bogs produce more than 1-million pounds of cranberries grown on site. Including in this offering is a 20,000+ square foot processing facility which cleans, packs and ships more than 4-million pounds of cranberries per year and has the capacity to process up to 13-million pounds of fruit. The processing facility utilizes state-of-the-art equipment, has on-site water treatment, three offices and the potential for a gift shop. Incoming fruit is weighed on the truck scale and received at the front of the facility. A truck dock and large shipping/storage yard allows for efficient movement of cleaned fruit off-site. The main residence is set on a gentle knoll overlooking the farm. A custom-crafted Victorian style home with more than 10,000 square feet. Superbly built and finely appointed. An additional residence may be used for guests or a farm manager's quarters. 5 reservoirs have water storage rights for irrigating and the flooding of bogs for harvest. There are multiple irrigation wells with 4 pump-houses. There are also multiple residential wells for potable water. Adjacent to the farm is an additional 80-acre parcel that would be available for further expansion purposes. Cranberries are a wonderful crop to grow and harvest. In the off hours, the Southern Oregon Coast offers some of the most spectacular beaches and coastline in Oregon. There is plenty to do: fishing, boating, hunting, hiking, biking and much more. Please call for a complete informational package.

This top quality cranberry operation in located in the heart of Oregon's premier cranberry growing area - Bandon. Set on the Southern Oregon Coast, with a long growing season and plentiful water supply. 56.8 acres of cranberry bogs produce more than 1-million pounds of cranberries grown on site. Including in this offering is a 20,000+ square foot processing facility which cleans, packs and ships more than 4-million pounds of cranberries per year and has the capacity to process up to 13-million pounds of fruit. The processing facility utilizes state-of-the-art equipment, has on-site water treatment, three offices and the potential for a gift shop. Incoming fruit is weighed on the truck scale and received at the front of the facility. A truck dock and large shipping/storage yard allows for efficient movement of cleaned fruit off-site. The main residence is set on a gentle knoll overlooking the farm. A custom-crafted Victorian style home with more than 10,000 square feet. Superbly built and finely appointed. An additional residence may be used for guests or a farm manager's quarters. 5 reservoirs have water storage rights for irrigating and the flooding of bogs for harvest. There are multiple irrigation wells with 4 pump-houses. There are also multiple residential wells for potable water. Adjacent to the farm is an additional 80-acre parcel that would be available for further expansion purposes. Cranberries are a wonderful crop to grow and harvest. In the off hours, the Southern Oregon Coast offers some of the most spectacular beaches and coastline in Oregon. There is plenty to do: fishing, boating, hunting, hiking, biking and much more. Please call for a complete informational package.

This top quality cranberry operation in located in the heart of Oregon's premier cranberry growing area - Bandon. Set on the Southern Oregon Coast, with a long growing season and plentiful water supply. 56.8 acres of cranberry bogs produce more than 1-million pounds of cranberries grown on site. Including in this offering is a 20,000+ square foot processing facility which cleans, packs and ships more than 4-million pounds of cranberries per year and has the capacity to process up to 13-million pounds of fruit. The processing facility utilizes state-of-the-art equipment, has on-site water treatment, three offices and the potential for a gift shop. Incoming fruit is weighed on the truck scale and received at the front of the facility. A truck dock and large shipping/storage yard allows for efficient movement of cleaned fruit off-site. The main residence is set on a gentle knoll overlooking the farm. A custom-crafted Victorian style home with more than 10,000 square feet. Superbly built and finely appointed. An additional residence may be used for guests or a farm manager's quarters. 5 reservoirs have water storage rights for irrigating and the flooding of bogs for harvest. There are multiple irrigation wells with 4 pump-houses. There are also multiple residential wells for potable water. Adjacent to the farm is an additional 80-acre parcel that would be available for further expansion purposes. Cranberries are a wonderful crop to grow and harvest. In the off hours, the Southern Oregon Coast offers some of the most spectacular beaches and coastline in Oregon. There is plenty to do: fishing, boating, hunting, hiking, biking and much more. Please call for a complete informational package.

This top quality cranberry operation in located in the heart of Oregon's premier cranberry growing area - Bandon. Set on the Southern Oregon Coast, with a long growing season and plentiful water supply. 56.8 acres of cranberry bogs produce more than 1-million pounds of cranberries grown on site. Including in this offering is a 20,000+ square foot processing facility which cleans, packs and ships more than 4-million pounds of cranberries per year and has the capacity to process up to 13-million pounds of fruit. The processing facility utilizes state-of-the-art equipment, has on-site water treatment, three offices and the potential for a gift shop. Incoming fruit is weighed on the truck scale and received at the front of the facility. A truck dock and large shipping/storage yard allows for efficient movement of cleaned fruit off-site. The main residence is set on a gentle knoll overlooking the farm. A custom-crafted Victorian style home with more than 10,000 square feet. Superbly built and finely appointed. An additional residence may be used for guests or a farm manager's quarters. 5 reservoirs have water storage rights for irrigating and the flooding of bogs for harvest. There are multiple irrigation wells with 4 pump-houses. There are also multiple residential wells for potable water. Adjacent to the farm is an additional 80-acre parcel that would be available for further expansion purposes. Cranberries are a wonderful crop to grow and harvest. In the off hours, the Southern Oregon Coast offers some of the most spectacular beaches and coastline in Oregon. There is plenty to do: fishing, boating, hunting, hiking, biking and much more. Please call for a complete informational package.

Lush country estate on 51 acres just 25 minutes West of Salem. Two separate homes perched on a knoll offer a commanding view of the valley. Small timber tract offers a good income source for the future. A small stream feeds a large, deep, clear-water pond that is perfect for livestock or fishing. Open pasture areas, olive trees and cultivatable ground provide many opportunities. Solid outbuildings. Enjoy this private and secluded setting. Just 25 minutes to Salem or 1 hour to either the beach or Portland.

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.

Escape to the beauty of southern Oregon with this 2.4-acre parcel in Klamath County! Featuring level terrain with scattered trees, this lot offers the perfect setting for your dream home, weekend getaway, or outdoor escape. Enjoy the freedom of no HOA restrictions while being surrounded by endless recreational opportunities like fishing, boating, hunting, hiking, and more. With power available at the road and flexible land-use options, this property is ideal for those seeking a rural lifestyle or a long-term investment in one of Oregons most scenic regions. Whether you want to camp seasonally, park your RV, or eventually build your forever home, this parcel gives you the flexibility to design it around your lifestyle. Property Details Address: Chiloquin, OR 97624 Terrain: Level with scattered trees Utilities: Power: At the road Water: Future well or holding tank Sewer: Septic required if building Gas: Fuel or propane Access: Dirt road Zoning: Rural Residential HOA/POA: None APN: 3510-026A0-01400 (Account 267124) Coordinates: 42.51407, -121.49338 Highlights & Features Scenic Acreage: 2.4 acres with trees and level ground. Flexible Use: RVs, camping, and mobile homes with county approval. Outdoor Paradise: Close to fishing, boating, hunting, and hiking. Convenient Location: Minutes from Beatty, Oregon. Guaranteed Financing: No credit check, low down, and money-back guarantee. Building & Usage Opportunities RVs Allowed: Up to 21 days in a 6-month period. Camping: Permitted up to 21 days in a 6-month period. Mobile Homes: Allowed with a building permit. Nearby Amenities & Attractions Closest Town: Beatty, OR minutes away Recreation: Klamath Lake, FremontWinema National Forest, Upper Klamath Canoe Trail Landmarks: Crater Lake National Park, Sprague River, Williamson River Natural Features & Climate Vegetation & Wildlife: Pine trees, deer, elk, eagles, and more. Precipitation: ~19 rain / 70 snow annually Average Temps: Winter ~30F / Summer ~80F Scenery: Forested surroundings, wide skies, and four-season beauty. Buyer Benefits Financing Options: Guaranteed seller financing no credit check required. Investment Potential: Affordable acreage in a beautiful and desirable area. Satisfaction Guarantee: Full money-back guarantee for peace of mind. No HOA: Complete freedom to enjoy your property your way. Secure your slice of Oregon today! This 2.4-acre Chiloquin property offers versatility, natural beauty, and investment potential, all backed by guaranteed financing and a money-back promise. Dont miss your chance to own land in the heart of Klamath County!

Molalla Ranch is in the foothills of the Cascade Mountain Range. Just 10 miles South from the town of Molalla, famous for the Molalla Buckaroo. Approximately 80 acres, 2 tax lots in Clackamas County. Property is at 1300 foot elevation, 25 acres of natural grass hay field, non irrigated 55 acres of mixed tree forest, marketable fir timber thru out the property Werhauser Timber Company is on the east and south sides of the property, helps make it secure from entry, and a good neighbor. Plenty of wildlife passes thru the property, Black tail Deer, Black Bear, cougar, there has been wild turkeys, grouse Elk sometimes come down to graze.

Rare opportunity with 150 acres near Dallas, minutes from Hwy 22. Includes 136 tillable acres of productive soils, a 2,000 sq. ft. home, and a 24,000 sq. ft. processing facility with 3-phase power, compressed air, liquid nitrogen ports, drainage, offices, and truck bays. Endless potential for farming, agribusiness, or value-added processing in a prime Willamette Valley location. The replacement cost of the facility is more than the asking price of the entire property.

Rare opportunity with 150 acres near Dallas, minutes from Hwy 22. Includes 136 tillable acres of productive soils, a 2,000 sq. ft. home, and a 24,000 sq. ft. processing facility with 3-phase power, compressed air, liquid nitrogen ports, drainage, offices, and truck bays. Endless potential for farming, agribusiness, or value-added processing in a prime Willamette Valley location. The replacement cost of the facility is more than the asking price of the entire property.

Rare opportunity with 150 acres near Dallas, minutes from Hwy 22. Includes 136 tillable acres of productive soils, a 2,000 sq. ft. home, and a 24,000 sq. ft. processing facility with 3-phase power, compressed air, liquid nitrogen ports, drainage, offices, and truck bays. Endless potential for farming, agribusiness, or value-added processing in a prime Willamette Valley location. The replacement cost of the facility is more than the asking price of the entire property.

Rare opportunity with 150 acres near Dallas, minutes from Hwy 22. Includes 136 tillable acres of productive soils, a 2,000 sq. ft. home, and a 24,000 sq. ft. processing facility with 3-phase power, compressed air, liquid nitrogen ports, drainage, offices, and truck bays. Endless potential for farming, agribusiness, or value-added processing in a prime Willamette Valley location. The replacement cost of the facility is more than the asking price of the entire property.