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MLS 74054
Drews Reservoir: View lot near Drews on Dog Lake Rd., 3.28 acres, trees, view of Reservoir, beautiful property. Bring your house or cabin plans. (Seller is a licensed real estate broker) $45,000.
MLS 74055 Drews Reservoir: Lot near Drews on Dog Lake Rd., 2.68 acres, trees standard septic approval ready for your home or cabin. (Seller is licensed real estate broker) $45,000
MLS 75802 New Listing: Tall Town Subdivison 14 lots approx 75 x 101 +/-, possible owner carry. K & L St. The cross Streets are 10th and 11th. Lots $15,500 each or $217,000 for all.
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PETE LAKE: Over 2000 acres of highly desirable recreation land with some grazing near Lakeview Oregon. Mostly forested with Western Juniper and scattered Ponderosa Pine Timber. The property borders US Hwy 395 on the east side, Fremont National Forest on the west and Chandler State Park on the south. Great for Mule Deer hunting and occasional transient Rocky Mountain Elk. There are 7 separate tax lots, each with numerous desirable building sites |
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SILVER LAKE:
SILVER LAKE: Hard to find acreage near Silver
Lake Oregon. This popular small town is in the heart of
South Central Oregon, an area well known for cattle ranching
and top quality hay production. Outdoor recreation, such as
hunting, fishing, rock hounding, 4–wheeling and many other
activities is also very popular in the area. It just can’t
be beat for clean air, open space, country living and
uncongested driving.
This property has great access, being on Oregon Highway 31. It features a sub irrigated native meadow of about 10 acres and has some outstanding home sites with beautiful panoramic views. It has the potential to be split into smaller parcels, subject to Planning Commission approval, and has it’s own gravel pit. Plenty of room here to have a nice home and keep some animals. Far enough from the city to retire and enjoy life, but close enough to go there when you need to. Approximately 90 miles from either Bend, Klamath Falls or Lakeview. NOTE: A Conditional Use Permit from Lake County may be required in order to build on this property.
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HOME SITE AND MEADOWS: Located one half
mile off hwy 395 on Hwy 140, just 6 miles north of Lakeview, Oregon.
The property consists of 125 total acres and is perimeter fenced and
cross fenced. 119 acres are irrigated from a combination of both
gravity flood from a stream and sprinkled from a well. The irrigated
ground is currently in native meadow grass which can be either hayed
or grazed, or a combination of both. The buildable home site
overlooks a small pond and has great views in all directions. This
property is only minutes away from a multitude of recreational
opportunities, i.e. skiing, hunting, fishing, hiking and 4-wheeling.
A great place to build a dream home and raise some animals, and
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TURNER MEADOWS: Another rare and unique opportunity to own one of the most beautiful parcels of land anywhere. 1,160 acres of timber, mountain meadows, mountain streams, wildlife and much more. This property borders national forest for over two miles and has 240 acres of landlocked BLM within its perimeter fence making a total of 1,400 acres under fence. There are at least 23 springs that feed pristine meadows on the deeded land. Loveless Creek, a year round mountain stream, traverses the southwest of the property, and there is also a small mountain lake high on the east side. This is truly a mountain paradise with a cabin facing a meadow with a timbered mountain beyond. Properties as large and as private as this and bordered by national forest are hard to come by anymore. Especially with all the amenities that this has. Truly a mountain paradise overlooking the beautiful Crooked Creek Valley in Southern Oregon. OWNER WILL CONSIDER TERMS. ELEVATION: Low 4,900 ; High 6,300 ACCESS: Recorded easement from US Highway 395. Four wheel drive vehicle required except in summer months. Snow machine required for winter access. TIMBER: An undetermined amount of second growth Ponderosa Pine. Probably in excess of 500,000 board feet at this time. Growth rings and height measurements show this area to be one of rapid tree growth. It is reasonable to expect that there would be in excess of 1,000,000 board feet of merchantable pine timber on this property within 10 years. There is also large amounts of Western Juniper and scattered Mahogany thickets. GRAZING: Present owners rent the pasture to a neighbor who puts in 60 cows for 2 months. However, it would probably carry 30 to 50 cow calf pairs for 3 to 4 months during the summer. |
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BULL PRAIRIE: A rare and unique opportunity in real estate. 640 acres of mountain meadow, fringed with pine trees and aspen, surrounded by U S National Forest. High in the Warner Mountains of Southeast Oregon, recreation opportunities are fabulous. Cattle grazing during summer months is excellent. LOCATION: Nineteen miles Northeast of Lakeview Oregon. ELEVATION: 6500 feet CLIMATE: Summer and fall in the Warner Mountains is beautiful. Summers are sunny and mild with daytime temperatures in the 70s and 80s. Due to the elevation and location, winters can be long. Snow remaining on the ground from early November through April is not unusual. TOPOGRAPHY: Relatively flat with some higher elevations around the outer perimeter. VEGETATION: Bull Prairie is a high mountain meadow consisting mostly of native grasses and sedges with some native clover and other legumes. The outer edges, especially on the northeast and east side, have aspen and pine trees. WATER: Mud Creek, a small year round stream, flows diagonally across the property and is joined midway by two lesser seasonal streams and by Porcupine Creek, also a year round stream. The meadow is completely sub-irrigated and there are several springs and ponds. GRAZING: Cattle are typically grazed from early to mid June until late September or early October. Carrying capacity is 300 to 350 cow calf pairs or equivalent. WILDLIFE: Mule Deer, Rocky Mountain Elk, Black Bear, Coyote, Mountain Lion, Blue Grouse and other song birds and birds of prey inhabit the area of Bull Prairie and small native trout are in the streams. RECREATION: Hunting, hiking, bird watching, wildlife observation and photography, nature study, camping, fishing, horseback riding and don’t forget the winter sports. This is a very popular area for snowmobiling and cross country skiing. Mountain properties as large and as accessible as this that are completely surrounded by national forest are hard to come by anymore. Especially with all the amenities that this has. Truly a mountain paradise in the beautiful Warner Mountains of Northern California and Southern Oregon |
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NORTH WARNER: This unique offering is located approximately three miles north of Hart Lake in Warner Valley near the base of Hart Mountain. It is bordered by BLM and the Warner Wetlands. This area in South Central Oregon is noted for cattle ranching and recreation opportunities. Mule Deer, Pronghorn Antelope, Bighorn Sheep, and upland game birds such as Quail and Chucker are all prominent in the area. Many species of waterfowl, primarily ducks and geese, inhabit this property and the adjacent marshland. The property is in two parcels. One is 755 acres and the other is 680 acres. They are separated only by approximately 280 acres of BLM land for a total area of 1,715 acres, more or less. The 755 acre parcel has 427 acres of water rights. The terrain is relatively flat with scattered sagebrush knolls and there are several lakes and ponds. The present owner produces bunched hay for fall and early winter grazing. Seldom does a property such as this become available for purchase in this area. |
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COMMERCIAL ACREAGE: Here is 20 acres near Lakeview Oregon that is zoned heavy industrial. This zoning allows many uses such as retail and wholesale business’, truck terminal, repair facility, manufacturing, auctions, storage, --- just to name a few. It has highway frontage and a railroad siding. It has a well that has been test pumped at 600 gallon per minute and a pond that could be developed for recreation or in conjunction with an industrial park. |
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Swingle & Grogan Realty, LLC
P.O. Box 70
P.O. Box 70
Lakeview, Oregon 97630
Phone: 541-947-4151
Toll Free: 877-695-4151
Fax: 541-947-4427
Burt Swingle - Principal Broker
Direct: 541-947-4151
Cell: 541-219-0764
Email: bswingle@hughes.net
Sharon Grogan - Broker
Direct: 541-947-3730
Cell: 541-219-0743