Gilliam County, Oregon Land For Sale (6 results)

Nestled in the valley at Lone Rock, Oregon, you will find the iconic Brown Creek Ranch. Quiet and secluded living with excellent views await on this ranch. An exquisite custom home overlooks one of the many ponds teeming with wildlife. Sit on your deck in the evenings and watch the fish jump, the ducks and geese paddle across the water, and the nesting eagles fly over. Work remotely with Wi-Fi access through Starlink. Take a paddle board out to the floating dock and fish for Rainbow Trout, or hike through the meadows and timber. Curl up with a book by the propane fireplace or watch your favorite movie in the downstairs movie room with overhead projector and surround sound. Location - Lone Rock, OR, Wheeler County Access - two points of access off of Lone Rock Rd which is a county road, multiple access roads throughout the property Distances to other cities - Lone Rock - 3 miles South Kinzua - 13 miles Condon - 22 miles Heppner - 34 miles Interstate I84 - 78 miles Acreage - 1,136 +/- acres Farmland - 95 ac Timber - 543 ac Rangeland - 496 ac Improvements - Two story, 3,972 sq. ft. custom home with geo-thermal heat & air, on-demand propane hot water system, R65 blown-in insulation, 4 bedrooms plus murphy bed in den, 3 bathrooms, 1 half-bath, movie room with surround sound, overhead projector and wet bar, propane fireplace, marble and granite countertops, heart-pine flooring, walk-in closet, double French doors to deck with firepit, hand carved wood from ranch throughout, fixtures refurbished from ranch equipment, metal and shingle roofing Small building next to home used for water sports and fishing equipment with upstairs-could be guest house RV parking with septic Fenced and cross-fenced Septic system - new Outbuildings - 3-bay machine shed, metal storage container with electricity, chicken coop, 3,125 sq. ft. loft barn with 6 stalls, 6,820 sq. ft. historic barn with hand-hewn log stalls Wi-Fi- Starlink Power - Columbia Basin Electric Water - There are numerous spring fed ponds located in various locations across the ranch. A trout pond with fish screens, 8,000-gallon cistern, frost-free hydrants, underground sprinklers with drip-line for plantings, multiple spring-fed water troughs, water diversion system Rock pit for base rock on ranch Open meadows, timber, juniper, rangeland, fenced pasture, 25 acres of farmland (past crops include triticale, wheat/barley, grass hay), 70+/- acres of farmland available, 543.63 acres forest land There is a small orchard with Apple trees (red delicious, grannie smith) & plum trees. Taxes - 2025 $10,541.62 Zoning - EFU and forest land Recreation and wildlife - The ranch has deer, elk, bear, cougar, turkeys, quail, partridge, chukars, grouse, ducks, geese, rainbow trout, and qualifies for LOP tags. The floating dock on lower pond facilitates paddleboarding and kayaking. Cottonwood State Park is only 21 miles away offering hiking and boating & fishing on the John Day River.

PRICE REDUCED!! The Whitney Land Company is proud to offer a rare opportunity to acquire 6,478.64 contiguous acres in Eastern Oregon, a highly versatile property ideal for agricultural investors or irrigation farm operators seeking a proven operation. Located in the Pacific Northwest, one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world, this expansive isolated farm offers optimal conditions for seed farming and diverse crop production, supported by exceptional soil quality, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and easy proximity to major transportation hubs, ensuring efficient access to domestic and international markets. The property features 2,996+/- irrigated acres serviced by 39 Reinke pivots and eight wells, with approximately 1,500 acres optimized for high-water-use crops like seed potatoes, corn, and alfalfa. This property's history of potato seed production highlights its exceptional agricultural value, having been established on virgin farm ground with highly regarded Ritzville silt loam soils. The soils are carefully managed to minimize pests and diseases, and the land offers a nearly disease-free environment essential for seed production. Its nutrient-rich composition, enhanced by advanced and precise farming techniques, ensures long-term productivity while supporting the technical requirements of specialized crop cultivation. The balance of the property offers dryland crop areas, CRP-enrolled ground, and range land equipped for grazing, providing additional versatility and income opportunities. To the south, the property features a well-maintained feed yard, which serves as a wintering site for approximately 250 head of cattle. The cattle operation supports the farm's rotational practices, contributing to sustainable land management and generating supplemental income, making it a valuable secondary component of the property's diverse agricultural potential. A current irrigation infrastructure upgrade program ensures the property remains at the forefront of modern agricultural practices, with significant improvements already completed and others underway. Recent enhancements to the property include the installation of state-of-the-art pivot panels, the addition of telemetry systems to approximately half of the farm for precise water management, upgraded pumps, and the ongoing replacement and upgrading of older pivots. The property is supported by an extensive water rights portfolio encompassing 3,241.7 acres of primary and supplemental irrigation rights, secured through four certificates and an active permit with priority dates ranging from 1968 to 1998. Multiple deep wells, with documented depths ranging from 395 to 1,035 feet and static water levels between 72 and 290 feet, provide a combined output capacity of approximately 15,200 GPM, ensuring consistent irrigation across 2,975 pivot acres. Full water use is prioritized for high-demand crops such as potatoes, hay, and other root crops, which are rotated annually, while lower water-use crops are planted on the remaining pivot acreage. This efficient water system is a cornerstone of the farm's productivity. Current operations feature a flexible lease on the potato acreage, providing a steady income stream while the Seller actively farms the remaining portions of the property. The Seller's operations are supported by the H2A workforce program, with on-site housing facilities ensuring efficient and reliable labor for managing the farm's diverse acreage. The property also features an exceptional road system, developed and maintained through a mutually beneficial trade agreement with the county. In exchange for crushed rock from the on-site quarry, the county has contributed to the creation and upkeep of a network of paved and well-maintained gravel roads. This infrastructure ensures seamless access to key areas of the property, enhancing operational efficiency and overall functionality. This farm represents an exceptional opportunity to invest in a productive, sustainable asset with long-term potential for appreciation. Continued infrastructure upgrades, combined with its scale, resources, and alignment with broader economic trends, position the property to deliver enhanced efficiency, increased profitability, and lasting value for forward-thinking investors. Call the Whitney Land Company to discuss further.

The beautiful McConnell Ranch consists of approximately 898 grazeable and recreational acres with possible CRP programs in the future. It has a new solar powered water pump with stainless steel cistern in place at the old homestead site, currently being used for gravity flow to stainless steel livestock tanks. The water system could be used as a gravity flow source of water to cabin or home. The property is home to big game, Deer, Elk, Big Horn Sheep and qualifies for 2 LOP buck deer. Also may include upland game such as Chukar, Hungarian Partridge, and Pheasants. The topography consists of flat and rolling fields with deep treed draws with springs that hold game. The Northeast corner of the property breaks into Thirty Mile Creek, which holds small trout. Beautiful Mt. Hood in the Cascade Mountains may be viewed in the distance. This property has many possibilities that include recreational with ATVs, horses and hiking.

Opportunity to purchase a well-established business and commercial property along the Columbia River. Excellent exposure with signage along Interstate 84 westbound and eastbound, ample parking and direct access to surrounding towns. Big River Pizza & Grill is an Arlington staple; attracting locals, tourists, travelers and busy construction crews year-round. New Amazon facility is slated for the near future in Arlington. Sale includes real property and restaurant FF&E. New equipment and tons of improvements made to the property. The restaurant, Big River Pizza & Grill, was voted People's Choice Business of the Year. Ownership can take a passive role with restaurant and management staff that will stay on and run the daily operations. Call Listing Broaker for further information and showing instructions.

The R&C Ranch is one of the most iconic and distinctive ranches in the entire John Day River Basin of Oregon. With over 5,430 deeded acres, direct access to an additional 7,517 Bureau of Land Management acres and the North Pole Ridge Wilderness Study area, this extensive holding includes multiple habitat types with miles of tributary streams and varying topographies that is ideal for multiple big game and upland bird species. The R&C Ranch is home to healthy populations of mule deer, as well as Rocky Mountain elk, pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep, and barbary sheep. The area is known for its heavy horned mule deer bucks. The resident elk herd is estimated at 600 head that moves between multiple private ranches in the area. The elk hunting season is one of the longest in the state at five weeks and is entirely located in the Biggs Big Game Unit. While landowner preference (LOP) tags are available (five elk and five deer tags), because there is so little public ground in this unit, over-the-counter tags are also plentiful. Pronghorn antelope tags are also available in subunits of the Biggs Unit, however getting a tag outside of the LOP system can take many years. The ranch also contains 1.5 miles of John Day River deeded frontage and contains 4.4 miles of John Day River frontage between its upstream and downstream borders. It also includes ownership along the lower stretches of Butte Creek; this is a large tributary to the John Day River that is a known steelhead spawning stream.

Incredible investment opportunity just 3 miles off I-84! This 97 acre parcel includes an active, permitted gravel pit on 15 acres in a high-demand region. Ideally situated with direct Highway 19 frontage for excellent visibility and truck access, and just minutes from the Port of Arlington on the Columbia River. Split zoning for both farm and limited industrial use w/CUP for gravel. Buyer may wish to increase gravel pit size w/DAGAMI. Close to a proposed Amazon data center campus and partially within both an Enterprise Zone and Opportunity Zoneproviding potential tax benefits. With strong regional demand for gravel and limited permitted sites, this property is well positioned to serve construction, infrastructure, and agricultural markets throughout Eastern Oregon and beyond. Includes a manufactured home, shop with apartment, and RV hookups but the value is in the land. This is a rare find with real income potential and long-term growth upside. BTVAD Price is "Make Offer" - Please note that a minimum (unpublished) reserve must be met for an offer. Serious buyers are encouraged to make their best offer.