Eastern Oregon Old Experiment Road Acreage

Prime 416-Acre Land Near Burns, Oregon This expansive 416-acre tract of bare land is nestled just seven miles southeast of Burns, Oregon, at the intersection of Old Experiment Road and Ryegrass Lane. Its enviable position along two paved county roads provides excellent accessibility while preserving a serene, rural atmosphere. The property’s open expanse has been dedicated to livestock grazing for many years, featuring full fencing and one domestic well. Power lines border the west and south edges of the land, complementing the network of two-track dirt roads that traverse the terrain. Whether your vision includes dryland pasture development, continued agricultural use, or potential future subdivision, this land presents a rare canvas for opportunity in Harney County. Infrastructure and Water Rights Situated at Old Experiment Road and Ryegrass Lane, accessible via State Highway 78, this 416.28-acre parcel carries the Exclusive Farm Use – 2 designation, with current taxes approximately $803.40. The property includes a domestic well drilled in 1975 at 190 feet depth, capable of producing 60 gallons per minute, ensuring essential water availability. Additionally, there are older flood irrigation water rights associated with the land, covering over 300 acres, dating back to 1953, though the area is historically known for minimal water delivery. The majority of the land lies outside the FEMA 100-year floodplain, safeguarding most of the acreage from flood risks. Financing options include cash or bank financing, making this a flexible investment for agricultural or developmental ambitions.