Stunning western view with towering cliffs, flat and rolling meadows, and multiple homesites in the heart of the Okanogan Valley. More than 165 acres on 7 parcels, this scenic and dramatic landscape has unmatched sweeping views. Enjoy seeing the bighorn sheep and deer in the area. Watch the sunset over the farms and orchards in the valley below. Excellent horse or goat property with hay fields, pole barn, and outbuildings. Plenty of room for riding trails. Cultivate a garden, vineyard, hay, or orchard. The property is bordered by over 20,000 acres of public land, providing an opportunity for a variety of outdoor activities. 10 minutes away from the city of Oroville and Tonasket, close to outdoor adventure and Canada. The green pastures and orchards of the valley floor are contrasted with the rugged cliffs and glacial features of the Okanogan country. This property is awaiting your vision...
Stunning western view with towering cliffs, flat and rolling meadows, and multiple homesites in the heart of the Okanogan Valley. More than 165 acres on 7 parcels, this scenic and dramatic landscape has unmatched sweeping views. Enjoy seeing the bighorn sheep and deer in the area. Watch the sunset over the farms and orchards in the valley below. Excellent horse or goat property with hay fields, pole barn, and outbuildings. Plenty of room for riding trails. Cultivate a garden, vineyard, hay, or orchard. The property is bordered by over 20,000 acres of public land, providing an opportunity for a variety of outdoor activities. 10 minutes away from the city of Oroville and Tonasket, close to outdoor adventure and Canada. The green pastures and orchards of the valley floor are contrasted with the rugged cliffs and glacial features of the Okanogan country. This property is awaiting your vision. An older manufactured home is located on the marked parcel ready to upgraded or replaced with a new home.
Oroville is the Gateway to Canada:
Oroville is only four miles from the US Canadian Border on the south end of Osoyoos Lake. Oroville is served by the small Dorothy Scott International Airport. There are many activities in the area including camping, fishing, boating, and all kinds of water sports. During the winter months there are opportunities for snow sports of various kinds. In the surrounding area there are hiking, biking, and horseback trails, such ad the Similkameen Trail, Whistler Canon Trail, and a vast amount of ATV trails. In addition, there are museums to visit, farm stands and wine tasting and a challenging golf course a short drive away.