estimated that there are about 1,005 acres of established peppermint with a 90,000

lb peppermint contract through 2005. There are 132+/- certified organic acres

planted in wheat on irrigated circle corners. This farm may be ideal for a certified

SEED POTATO FARM due to its freight advantages relative to the Columbia Basin.

BUILDINGS: There are many buildings on this farm, including:

Office building: Recently remodeled 678 Square-foot office containing two private

offices, a half bath, reception area, and double entry.

Quonset Shop: 2400 square-foot insulated Quonset has a partial mezzanine for

storage.

Truck scale: weigh building and 30-ton Murphy Cardinal truck scale located on the

south side of the shop with a 25’ concrete platform.

Quonset storage building: 576 square-feet used for oil and supply storage. Frame

storage building: 450 square-foot wood-framed building used for chemical and

irrigation parts storage.

Grain bins: There are four Stormor 16,000-bushel grain bins, two Butler 25,000-

bushel grain bins and one Butler 1000-bushel seed bin. Potato cellar: 10,800

square-feet with 66,000 cwt storage capacity for Russet potatoes. There is

equipment access on each end of the building. Potato storage and packaging

facility: 12,800 square-foot building divided into 6120 square-foot bin storage, a

440 square-foot fan room, a 1260 square-foot refrigeration room, and a 4980

square-foot packing facility. The facility also includes a processing line.

Mint Still: Includes 1800 square-foot building divided into two rooms; one for the

boiler (400HP Cleaver Brooks low pressure boiler with feed tank, boiler feed pump

and chemical pump) and one for the distilling room. This facility also includes

10,0000 gallon underground wastewater tank with 25 HP high-pressure pump.

Manufactured home: 924 Square-foot dwelling including a living room, kitchen/

dining room, utility room, three bedrooms, one bath, and fenced yard.

Burried main lines

Center pivots

Two back up wells with pump station

PRICE: $3,250,000. Terms are cash.

IMPROVEMENTS: Some of the numerous improvements include a 10-stall mint still,

a bulk potato storage, and a potato bin storage with packing facility and

refrigeration room. There is also one improved home site on the main farm tract

with a manufactured dwelling that is served by a domestic well and septic system.

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: There are two adjoining tracts located in township 6 South,

Range39 East, Willamette Meridian. A complete legal description is available upon

request.

COMMENTS: This is a brand new listing in a very pretty setting. The potato storage

and packaging facility is newly built within the last two years. This is a highly

improved farm in one of the pretties areas. Deer, elk, and other wildlife are in the

area. Gravity irrigation is hard to beet, with supplemental irrigation if needed.

Anthony Lakes Ski Area is nearby, along with many other recreational activities. This

property may work well for a buyer wanting to raise a family, crops and animals.

CONTACT:

John Knipe, ALC,GRI, Broker

208.345.3163

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