Diamond OR Real Estate & Land for Sale

Roughly 15 minutes south of Crane in the high deserts of Eastern Oregon lies the Anderson Valley Pivots. Just over a total of 2,000 deeded acres, the newly developed ground has a pair of locations that provide a pasture setup & a hay base. The main hay production is roughly 5 minutes south of Hwy 205 off the Anderson Valley Rd, it consists of 569.40(+/-) acres of water rights under 6 total pivots. Of the 3 pivots that were seeded this past year, they are planted in triticale while the remaining 3 are to be seeded in summer of '24. With the recent developments, the ground has had no fertilizer. It currently could meet the standards & opens the door to an organic farm. Just along the south side of highway 205 is where the pasture ground lies. Due to the blacktop access & location of the ground has great access year around. Named after the physical characteristics of a rock formation, Indian Head is a total of 733.03(+/-) deeded acres with 127.2(+/-) acres of that being in water rights. The water rights are irrigated from 2 wiper pivots & are currently planted in alfalfa, all of which has been fertilized & would not fall under organic. The majority balance of the property has been seeded into crested wheat in fall of 2023 where the ground was previously irrigated. The deeded acreage has a few improvements on them consisting of 2 manufactured homes & a livestock shed. All 3 of the improvements are located on the Indian Head deeded acreage. Each of the homes are a 3 bedroom & 2 bathroom setup. A potential homesite could possibly be placed on the deeded ground further south, as it has fantastic views of Riddle Mountain & the high desert. Attached to the ground is a BLM permit. The permit currently resides in between the public ground separating the parcels. Livestock is watered from wells off the deeded ground. Overall, the combination of the two grounds creates an all-around outfit as they complement the other extremely well. Their hay base is made up of good sandy loam soils and newer pivots with great water supply. This property is a nice compact small cattle operation with hay sales. The extra BLM permit and deeded ground provides a great pasture for livestock. Surrounding Area: Harney County, located in the expansive high deserts of rural Eastern Oregon, ranks as the 10th largest county in the United States, encompassing over 10,000 square miles. This vast area boasts diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. At the southern tip of the county, one can marvel at the stunning vistas of Steens Mountain, which oversees the Alvord Desert & Trout Creek Mountains. The northern region features the Malheur National Forest, Silvies River, & timber country. Wildlife abounds, ranging from large game such as elk, pronghorn, & mule deer to a variety of smaller critters and bird species typical of the Pacific Northwest. The county's primary community, Burns, is situated midway between Central Oregon & the Idaho Border. A two-hour trip to the west leads to Bend, while two hours east reaches the Idaho border and the Treasure Valley. ACREAGE: 2,054.91(+/-) Deeded Acres - Per County Records - 696.60(+/-) Acres Irrigated under Pivots - 1,353.31(+/-) Acres of Pasture - 5 Acres - Improvements, Hay Storage

This Eastern Oregon property is surrounded with wildlife & recreational opportunities. It is a short drive to the Malheur Wildlife Refuge that includes the Silvies River & the Central Patrol RD. The Crystal Crane Hot Springs is located within 20 miles & the Pete French Round Barn Center is 15 miles to the South. Overall this property is a great recreational get away that is located within 1/4 mile of power. ADDRESS: T26s R33e W.M. Sec 30 TL 6000, PRICE: $40,000, TAXES: $81.89 (2022 - 2023), FINANCING: Cash or Bank Financing, LOT SIZE: 40 acres

Nice, Easily Accessible 25 AcresThis nice flat 25 acre parcel is 23 miles from Burns and borders the Malheur Refuge. It?s partially fenced, has easy access and is waiting for your vision. So, build your forever home, move one on, use it for recreation or expand your grazing area. You will love the peace and quiet and the wide open views. Power is conveniently close by.In order to build a home on this parcel you will need to apply for and get approved for a conditional use permit (CUP) from the county. You will also need to have a domestic well and septic tank installed on the property.

This nice flat 25 acre parcel is 23 miles from Burns and borders the Malheur Refuge. It's partially fenced, has easy access and is waiting for your vision. So, build your forever home, move one on, use it for recreation or expand your grazing area. You will love the peace and quiet and the wide open views. Power is conveniently close by. In order to build a home on this parcel you will need to apply for and get approved for a conditional use permit (CUP) from the county. You will also need to have a domestic well and septic tank installed on the property.

160 acres of property is ready for your finishing touch. It will provide great views and your own little slice of heaven. This property is approximately 20 miles south of Burns, and close to the Narrows Restaurant and RV Park and Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. This place is waiting for your vision. So, build your forever home, move one on, use it for recreation or expand your grazing area. You will love the peace and quiet and the wide open views. In order to build a home on this parcel you will need to apply for and get approved for a conditional use permit (CUP) from the county. You will also need to have a domestic well and septic tank installed on the property. Electricity is close by - on Ruh Red Lane. NOTE: Buyer to do their own due diligence regarding legal access.

This Eastern Oregon Property consists of 320 acres of deeded land with 6' well, a septic that was installed in 1998 and has power to the home site. The property is fenced and has 160 acres of State of Oregon lands included in the sale for extra grazing. This would make a nice hobby farm. LEGAL: T25s R31e W.M. Tax Lot 5400, TAXES: $174.73 (2023-2024), FINANCING: Cash or bank loan, LOT SIZE: 320 acres, STATE LEASE: T25s R31e W.M. Sec 26 : NW1/4

Nestled in the heart of Eastern Oregon, this agricultural gem enjoys a prime location approximately a quarter-mile off Hwy 78. Situated just 25 minutes east of the town of Burns and a mere 5 minutes west of Crane, this property capitalizes on the proximity to these two distinct Oregon communities. Burns, renowned for its historic charm and modern amenities, serves as a cultural and economic hub in Harney County. Offering a welcoming community spirit, Burns provides essential services, educational institutions, and recreational opportunities, enriching the quality of life for both residents and visitors. With its array of shops, dining establishments, and cultural events, Burns contributes to the overall convenience and accessibility of the region. On the western side, the town of Crane further complements the property's advantageous location. Known for its tranquility and scenic vistas, Crane provides a serene backdrop for rural living. This locale is renowned for its tight-knit community and its role in contributing to the region's agricultural and ranching heritage. The farm's strategic position between these two distinct locales, Burns and Crane, offers not only operational convenience but also access to essential services, cultural experiences, and the timeless allure of Eastern Oregon's natural beauty. This property, with its array of amenities and operational efficiency, perfectly encapsulates the harmonious blend of agriculture and community that defines this picturesque corner of the state. This Eastern Oregon farm comprises 720 acres of deeded land, the farm features 572+/- acres under efficient irrigation facilitated by 5 Reinke pivots, supported by a network of 4 irrigation wells. The cultivated acreage is thoughtfully allocated, with approximately 500+/- acres dedicated to alfalfa with 250+/- acres planted to new Alfalfa in 2023 and 72+/- acre of triticale in the fall of 2023. The irrigation infrastructure is notably advanced, incorporating an "On Trac" radio system across all pivots, which proactively alerts owners via mobile notifications in the event of any shutdowns, effectively mitigating downtime and operational disruptions. This property's enhancements encompass a modest metal workshop, complete with a concrete floor, a secure storage container, and a generously sized gravel-paved expanse ideally purposed for hay storage. Evidencing a commitment to security and functionality, the property is fully enclosed by perimeter fencing, with supplementary utility derived from 2 additional stock wells. Yielding a considerable output, the farm consistently yields between 2,250 to 2,500 tons of hay. Benefitting from its strategic positioning between the localities of Burns and Crane, this property offers both operational efficiency and geographical advantage. For additional information or inquiries, we invite you to engage with the designated listing agents, who are equipped to provide comprehensive insights into this exceptional Eastern Oregon farming opportunity.