**SALE PENDING** Much pride of ownership is apparent when you visit this remarkably ship-shape, 36.91 +/- acre Canby, Oregon irrigated farm. This productive northern Willamette Valley acreage has produced a variety of crops including onions, alfalfa and grass seed. There are 2 wells on the property: one for irrigation and one for domestic use. The large capacity irrigation well is equipped with 2 pumps (30 HP and 5 HP submersible) and buried underground mainline for convenient and efficient irrigation. According to a soil assessment conducted by Andy Gallagher of Red Hill Soils, the soils are 23.2 acres of Willamette silt loam (Class I) and 5 acres of Woodburn silt loam (Class II). There are three large barns and a butler tank. The home was originally built just after the turn of the century and has been thoughtfully updated and enlarged over the years. Modern updates include a new heat pump in 2017 and a thermostat-controlled pellet stove. The range/convection oven and refrigerator in the kitchen are included, as well as the window coverings. The master bedroom is on the main level and there are 2 over-sized bedrooms on the lower level. A loft area could be used for one or two additional bedrooms. There are about 5 acres near the back of the property where the topography slopes off with a seasonal creek and southern view.