Additionally, while past successful crops include wheat, oats, rye grass, hay, dry land corn and gray oats, the extensive, rolling acreage could suit any number of farming or agritourism ventures. With current pear, apple and plum trees, fruit or hazelnut orchards could easily be expanded for diversified crop production as well. And, with multiple outbuildings, pole barns, farm office, shops, hay and equipment barns, there is plenty of storage for farm implements and tractors while still leaving room for crop/seed storage. If processing facilities are needed, conversion of current outbuildings or building anew provides tons of configurations for large scale farming enterprises.

In addition to the 111 acres of tillable land, there are two dwellings on the property. The original homestead, built in 1870, is in a current state of disrepair though still graces the landscape with historic charm, offering the potential for renovation into a beautiful farmland bed and breakfast with authentic pioneer roots. The second dwelling, a newer manufactured home with an updated metal roof, readily provides for tenant or farm manager housing. The homesites both overlook breathtaking mountain views, including Mt Bachelor, Mt Hood, Mt Jefferson, Mt St Helens and Mt Adams!

Please contact us today to request more information regarding intended use or for any additional questions you might have. We'd love to show this spectacular property to you today!