Malheur Home 287
Malheur Home 287: SALE PENDING AT FULL $426,000 PRICE, $1,484/ACRE. BUT SEE ROD'S OTHER ADJACENT SIMILAR FSBO PROPERTIES BY CLICKING ON "View all of Rod Johnson's properties" BELOW.
This buildable and beautifully timbered 287-acre (approx.) property qualifies for a Forest Dwelling permit and is accessed right off of paved County Road 18. It also has over 1,000 feet of flat frontage along year-round Bear Creek (see attached map below). Conveniently located only seven minutes from the quaint little town of Prairie City in Grant County, its also only twelve minutes from the big town of John Day with its additional restaurants and shopping. The property is bordered by Forest Service land on its west side, north side, and part of its east side. Great hunting! So good that an outfitter has paid thousands of dollars to be allowed to commercially guide elk, deer and turkey hunts in ...
This buildable and beautifully timbered 287-acre (approx.) property qualifies for a Forest Dwelling permit and is accessed right off of paved County Road 18. It also has over 1,000 feet of flat frontage along year-round Bear Creek (see attached map below). Conveniently located only seven minutes from the quaint little town of Prairie City in Grant County, its also only twelve minutes from the big town of John Day with its additional restaurants and shopping. The property is bordered by Forest Service land on its west side, north side, and part of its east side. Great hunting! So good that an outfitter has paid thousands of dollars to be allowed to commercially guide elk, deer and turkey hunts in 2018, 2019 and again in 2020 on this and other adjacent land owned by the seller. You will be eligible for two Landowner Preference tags for deer and elk. The property is easily accessed from State Highway 26 by four miles of Road 18, which the County keeps plowed all winter. Just driving up Road 18 is pleasant, with large trees and pretty Bear Creek. Located on the north side of the John Day Valley, most of the northern half of this property has nice southerly views across the Valley at the snow-capped Strawberry Mountains. Several flat spots could be developed into a home site or just a large pad for your hunting trailer or RV, including along Bear Creek. One such site has already been developed into a graveled RV pad, at the end of the road into the middle of the property. Enjoy the peace and quiet of your own pine forest hunting heaven, yet be close to civilization any time you want to go mingle with the great people of Grant County! Note: This property is in the process of being partitioned into its own legal parcel; closing will be subject to the completion of that process.
FOR SALE BY MOTIVATED OWNER (with no realtor), this property is priced to move, but feel free to MAKE AN OFFER for less. We might not get together on price, but we won't know until you try. Cash is preferred, but contract sale offers with at least 30% down payment may be considered. Serious, qualified buyers only. Buyer must do own due diligence. Owner is frequently out of cell service, so please send questions and offers via email or leave voicemail. If you enter the property you are agreeing that you are ENTERING AT YOUR OWN RISK, and that you will do NO FIRES, wood cutting, or overnight camping of any kind.
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FIRST CALL ROD, 541-580-5500, FOR PERMISSION TO ENTER DURING HUNTING SEASONS IN SEPT, OCT, & NOV. From State Highway 26, turn north onto County Road 18 at 0.7 miles east of milepost 171, which is about three miles west of Prairie City. Drive north along Bear Creek for about four miles, where the road crosses a cattle guard, leaves the creek, and noticeably begins to climb and become curvy. In about 0.4 miles the road goes into a sweeping 180 left turn; exit to the right in the middle of that curve. Gravel/dirt road leads to dead end at RV pad. See attached PDF map. Road is slightly rutted in at least one place. ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK. AND, to see the Bear Creek home site acres, go back down Road 18 until you see the cattle guard again. Turn sharp left and go north on Forest Service Road 746 for about 4/10ths mile until you see a large rock pit on your left. On your right youll see a large flat area with some large Ponderosa Pine trees. All of that area between the FS road and year-round Bear Creek is part of Malheur Home 287s deeded acres. Again, see attached map. ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK.