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Mossy Oak Properties Cupper Creek Land Company

SOLD! Here is your chance to runaway from the hustle and bustle of big city noise! Find your quiet time on this 473 acres located in scenic Grant County in sunny eastern Oregon between Dayville and Mt Vernon. This off grid, high desert holding offers views of  John Day river valley upon entry. Property features 4 tax lots and qualifies for LOP tags in North Side Unit. Access is limited in winter and requires 4WD. The half mile entry from the pavement into property is a rough, unimproved private road and is accessible at slow speed and is a ten minute drive off Highway 26  at milepost 139 on a shared easement. This recreational property has road easements through two tax lots to approximately 12 other private landowners on Wiley Creek Road. 3 landowners live there year round and use road frequently. Juniper and  sage covered hillsides offer cover for birds and wildlife, with beautiful views of Fields Peak and Aldrich Mountain Range. The property has level to sloping hillsides with flat bottom draws that offer potential for more roads to be constructed for access the upper two tax lots. Nicely treed with scattered juniper to hold on to or harvest. Property is partially fenced and not on the line with no survey. Small storage area with cookshack has room with sleeping quarters and wood stove. This is a  low maintenance, dryland property meant to simply enjoy a lot of sunshine and nature at its best. Hike, hunt or bring your horses. There is great potential for solar system. Cell service available. Zoned MUR (Multiple Use Range). Buyer to check with Grant County Planning Department for potential buildability requirements.  No power, septic or water. Bring your generator and water jugs and enjoy the quiet solitude and great views this hideaway has to offer. See documents for directions and showing instructions.



Buyers agent must be present at all showings and provide prequalification. 

T13S R28E TL 409;6179-410;6180-415;6185-420;6190 in Sections 6 & 7


Property taxes are $2341 and not in farm deferral.

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Fay Ranches Inc

The Rockin River Ranch is a wild and scenic riverfront property that journeys through time along Oregons scenic highways. Along the Middle Fork of the John Day River, this property offers a unique opportunity to embrace Mother Natures beauty and stillness while enjoying a self-sufficient, off-the-grid lifestyle. Whether you are seeking a pathway to a more sustainable, autonomous, and environmentally-conscious way of living, this ranch provides the opportunity to reconnect with nature, reduce reliance on external resources, and forge a lifestyle that aligns with your values and aspirations.

Conveniently located, this riverfront property offers a perfect balance between seclusion and accessibility. Enjoy the solitude of your private sanctuary while still being within reach of nearby amenities, charming towns, and outdoor recreational opportunities that Oregon is renowned for. Whether you seek adventure or relaxation, this idyllic riverfront property provides a gateway to the best that Oregon has to offer.

As you cross the bridge onto the property, you will be greeted by the gentle sounds of flowing water and the lush greenery surrounding you. The expansive riverfront provides a picturesque setting, offering breathtaking views and a sense of tranquility only a river can provide.

The property boasts 0.75 miles of river frontage, allowing for many recreational activities. Whether you enjoy fishing, kayaking, or just the company of seeing a precious resource at your toes, this property invites you to create unforgettable memories with family and friends.

Beyond the river, the property offers improvements such as an established home that has been extensively remodeled, a shop, two barns, a greenhouse, a storage shed, and a guest cabin. It is all set up on an off-grid system with gravity-fed domestic spring water. It has everything you need to thrive and sustain self-sufficiency here. There is a replaceable dwelling permit to build a second home to design and build the home of your dreams from the resources around you that take full advantage of the stunning river views.

Come and experience the enchantment of this remarkable riverfront property. Let the tranquility of the river and the natural beauty of the surroundings engulf you, creating a sanctuary and legacy that will be cherished for generations to come. The possibilities are endless, and the allure is undeniable. The mountains are calling, and the Rockin River Ranch is on the line.

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Cascade Sotheby's International Realty

Discover your dream oasis! This one-of-a-kind, custom 4712 sq ft ICF construction home is nestled on a sprawling 160-acre estate. Complete with a barn, hay shed, and extensive covered patio areas, this property offers the perfect blend of unique and functionality. A spring-fed pond adds to the serenity of the landscape, providing a tranquil retreat for all seasons as well as 2.9 acres of irrigation. Additional irrigation from Davis Creek & Little Beech Creek, water permitting is allotted. For the savvy investor, the lower 80 acres present partition or sub-dividable potential, making this a unique opportunity for growth and income. The diverse topography, adorned with beautiful rock outcroppings, offers endless exploration, while panoramic views paint a picturesque backdrop to your new lifestyle. Don't miss your chance to own this remarkable property - it's not just a home; it's a legacy waiting to be crafted.

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Pfister Land Company, LLC

Laying within the stunning scenery of Grant County, Oregon, this expansive property encompasses 10,200 deeded acres, augmented by an extra 20,000 in forest lease permits. Boasting 17 miles of live water, including the esteemed 5.5 miles of the Middle Fork of the John Day, renowned for its rich steelhead and salmon fishery, and offering some of the finest trout fishing in the western region. The John Day River, the second longest free-flowing river in the Lower 48, graces the land, providing exceptional fishing opportunities with numerous creeks harboring native trout. You can spend months fishing and not touch all the fishing this Ranch offers.

This ranch is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a diverse range of activities from fishing, hunting, and rafting to ATV adventures, all against the backdrop of stunning natural beauty. Elk enthusiasts will revel in the sight of vast resident herds, as we encountered six elk herds and numerous bachelor groups of bull elk during our visit. The ranch is a thriving habitat for game, including antelope and mule deer commonly seen grazing on the abundant prairie grasses.

Maintained with care, the property boasts over 50 miles of roads for year-round easy access. The charming 2000 square foot on-grid cabin nestled within provides a comfortable retreat. For avid hunters, the ranch offers 8 landowner bull tags and 8 buck tags, presenting the potential for legitimate 200" bucks. The hunting legacy is evident, with 280 to 370 bulls harvested.

In addition to recreational pursuits, the property supports cattle operations, benefitting from 7 miles of National Forest border and a 20k-acre forest permit for seasonal cattle grazing from May to October. The lush Blue Mountains grasses are coveted by cattlemen, and the Ranch is efficiently fenced and cross-fenced with functional working pens. Experience the true essence of the west  call today to explore this exceptional property.

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Campbell Crossing Ranch, owned by the Campbell family for 72 years, boasts 1.9 miles of North Fork John Day River frontage, plus Rudio Creek flows through the ranch for 1.45 miles. Additionally, the ranch borders thousands of acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands.

Appreciate the extraordinary landscape provided by the steep rise in elevation from 1,880 feet at the lush fields along the river to 4,860 feet in just 4 miles. Fish for smallmouth bass and native steelhead trout in the renowned Rudio Hole, conveniently located on the ranch. Hunt for mule deer, Rocky Mountain elk, pronghorn antelope, upland game birds, and waterfowl, or just enjoy watching the plentiful area wildlife, including bighorn sheep.

The ranch has two homes; a modern, updated farmhouse features four bedrooms, two baths, spacious mud/laundry room with pantry, chefs kitchen, large living room, covered wrap-around deck, two patio areas, hot tub, and pool with a deck, plus a 2-car detached garage. And a 1,822 square foot, two-bedroom, 1.5 bath home built in 2010 on an elevated homesite with expansive views. Move right into either or continue using the updated farmhouse as an Airbnb.

The 296.9 acres of Oregon State-certified water rights allow diverting water from Rudio Creek and the North Fork John Day River to irrigate your hay, pasture, and grain fields. Four center pivots, two-wheel lines, and some handlines support irrigation distribution. Fencing, barn, sheds, and corrals support your cattle operation, which utilizes your native range and adjoining, permitted BLM grazing lands. Cross-fencing aids in pasture and crop management. The native range is well-watered from springs and stock ponds. You will never tire of this ranchs dramatic vistas!

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Here is an opportunity to own your own recreational heaven, overlooking the John Day airport. Several deferent zonings on this property  Multiple Use Range, Primary Timberland, and  Rural Residential. Plenty of room to build a house or a getaway cabin higher elevation gives way to great weirs of the John Day valley. There are also a couple live water springs on the property- also a rock pit that is currently not state certified but you could pull rock out of for your own roads.

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Looking to live off the land, engulfed in nature in all its captivating seasons and not the noise of society? This 382 acre mountain property offers a homesite with power ready to bring your lodge or cabin dreams to life in unsullied mountain views. It qualifies for two Landowner Preference (LOP) tags in one of the most versatile hunting units in eastern Oregon for big game and upland game birds. This area is where dirt and water collide, providing bountiful wildlife for mule deer, whitetail deer, rocky mountain elk, bears, bighorn sheep, and mountain lions with various upland game birds. Ritter on the River also offers 0.62 miles of river frontage of the Middle Fork John Day River that hosts steelhead, chinook, mountain whitefish, trout, and smallmouth bass. Did I mention it is adjacent to the natural and historic Ritter Hot Springs? Come on in; the waters fine!

Where is Ritter, Oregon? It is somewhere between a thousand miles from nowhere and take me home, country roads. It is considered part of the Greater Idaho Movement, and you would only happen upon it exploring the wild and scenic byway of Oregon that takes you through undiscovered territory of untainted landscapes and waterways. It is where the land is still left pristine and wild, where the mountains open themselves up to scattered junipers, aspens, and pines with creeks flowing into the John Day River, the longest undammed tributary of the Columbia River in Oregon.

Mountain living is not for the faint of heart but for those who seek the truth in freedom and self-resiliency, welcome home.

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United Country Real Estate

The picturesque Big Basin Ranch in eastern Oregon has everything you want and more! The ranch headquarters is located approximately 11 miles south of Kimberly Oregon in the heart of the John Day Fossil Bed National Monument area. Consisting of 9,569 deeded acres with varied terrain which includes the John Day River frontage, tabletop sloping pastures, springs, creeks, and pine tree timbered draws makes this a solid cattle ranch with beautiful landscapes.  The ranch also host a world class home and wildlife including mule deer, antelope, and rocky mountain elk. Along with the private land, there is also acreage of private Bureau of land Management (BLM) grazing leases allowing for over 1200 animal unit months (AUMs).

The current owners run the ranch with a small herd of cattle, grow alfalfa hay and conduct projects to add to the wildlife and habitat opportunities.  This focus on sustainable stewardship has increased the productivity of the native grasslands, added additional tons of alfalfa in the hay fields, developed 40 plus spring water sources for cattle & wildlife, and significantly reduced the Juniper tree population, benefiting groundwater and helping prevent wildfire.

Constructed improvements include an over 3000 square feet custom built home overlooking the iconic Sugarloaf Mountain, Cathedral Rock and Windy Point.  Other amenities include guest/manager house, large shop, haybarn, two sets of working corrals, Quonset hut shop, and a hunting cabin. All the improvements are in good condition and show pride of ownership.

 

The Big Basin Ranch is centrally located in Oregon and is approximately 105 miles from the Redmond Airport which hosts many commercial flights, 125 miles from Bend, Oregon, 225 miles to Portland, Oregon, and 235 miles to Boise, Idaho.

Main House

The world class custom built home demonstrates the owners background in high-end construction.  The owners have done a great job planning this home from the location of the house on the crest of a hillside with breathtaking views, landscaping and floor plan of the house. The house has exceptional craftsmanship that went into the final product.  This four-bedroom, four-bathroom house was built to last with copper roofing, stucco siding, and concrete decks/walkways covered extensively with local custom stonework, complimenting a natural setting.

The home interior consists of a gourmet kitchen with high end appliances from Subzero, Miele, Blue Star and Viking. The countertops are granite with custom cherry wood cabinets.  There is also a large, walk-in wine cellar for your collection.  The master suite has custom built-in dressers and bookshelves with amazing views.  The master bathroom is outfitted with granite floors, walk-in shower, and soaking tub with window overlooking the valley.  In the evening you can take a dip in the 30,000 gallon solar/propane heated Infinity Pool or the custom Gunite hot tub and watch the sunset and local wildlife while enjoying your favorite beverage. This home is truly a masterpiece.

Guest/Manager House

This original homestead house is conveniently located down the hill from the main house and next to the irrigated hay fields and other outbuildings.  The one-bedroom, two-bath home was remodeled back in 1994 and features a nice sized living room and covered front porch.  The yard has inground-sprinkler system plus fruit trees.

Shop

A newer shop built in 2002 with 3 bay machine shed.  The enclosed shop area has concrete floor and two roll up doors. The insulated shop is heated by a woodstove.

Hay barn

The hay barn was built in 2006 and can store 300 (+/-) tons of baled hay. There is power and lights added for your conveniences.

Internet Availability

The current owner has satellite internet (Viasat).  With this service they are able to run their business and conduct Zoom meetings using a standard plan.

Irrigated Ground

Irrigated hay fields are watered using wheel-lines with 65.5 acres of certified water rights from Johnny Creek.  This creek flows into the ranchs private reservoir situated above the hay ground which enables gravity feed of the water to the sprinkler system through an 8 mainline. There is also a well with 5hp pump to supplement the reservoir water.

Flood irrigated pasture on the John Day River

Meadow pasture ground at the south end of the ranch is irrigated with flood water from the John Day River.

Surrounding Area

The surrounding area is known for its world-class geological formations (your paleontologists and archeologists can attest)!  The ranch borders the John Day Fossil Beds National Monuments where visitors from around the world come to see well preserved fossils from critters which roamed the region around 45 million years ago.

The ranch borders a portion of the John Day River which is a tributary to the Columbia River.  This river source comes mainly from snowpack out of the Strawberry Mountains.

LOCATION:           35393 Hwy 19 Kimberly, Oregon

TAX LOT MAPS:    T11S R26E WM TL 1701, 2000, 2106, 4900, 4901, 5500 & 5600

                       T12S R26E WM TL 101, 301, 300, 100 & 1902

ACREAGE:            9,569.34 +/- deeded acres consisting of:

                    10.00 +/- acres improvements

 19.60 acres flood irrigated pasture

 65.50 acres sprinkler irrigation hay field

 9,474.24 acres of native and improved range

BLM:                    

Allotment #            Name                     Dates            AUMs

04001                    Johnny Creek                             621

04007                    Windy Point

04068                    Sheep Gulch

WATER RIGHTS:

Certificate#  Priority Date            # Acres        Source

90362          Dec. 11, 1974         8                 Johnny Creek

25343          Dec. 31, 1899         57.5             Johnny Creek

32296          June 19, 1962         19.6             South Fork JD River

WELLS:       3  wells of which 2 are used for domestic, stock water & irrigation

IMPROVEMENTS:

4 bedroom, 4 bathroom custom built home, built in 2005 with 3,003 sq. ft. main floor and 1,176 sq. ft. basement plus double car garage
1 bedroom, 2 bathroom house with 992 sq. ft. built in 1920
Shop with 1,152 sq. ft. plus 3 bay machine shed attached with 864 sq. ft.
Older bunkhouse with 206 sq. ft.
Chicken coop, pump house, storage shed
Two Good set of working corrals
Quonset Hut shop
TAXES:                  $16,235.83 (Farm deferral)

UTITLITIES:         Power Company  Columbia Coop

                                   Phone Company  Centurylink

Internet  Viasat

PRICE:                 $7,975,000.00

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