Tucked away in the countryside of Southern Oregon, Meyer Ranch offers a blend of natural beauty, agricultural opportunity, and rural lifestyle. Spanning approximately 127 acres, this property balances seclusion and accessibility, offering a true escape without sacrificing conveniences. Located just 21 miles from Medford, under 19 miles from the Medford International Airport, and less than 10 miles from Gold Hill. The land is rich with diversity, featuring rolling topography, pastures, mature forests, and water features. Price Reservoira striking two-acre pondanchors the property, complemented by additional ponds and creeks that enhance the natural appeal. The land offers a generally southwest-facing orientation and a mild to moderate topography that invites exploration by foot, horseback, or ATV. Open pastures and established orchards provide agricultural versatility, while over 100 acres of healthy, well-managed forestland offer recreation and long-term value. Designed for sustainable living, the property is currently operated as a market farm. Approximately 16.4 acres are in pasture, 2.7 acres are dedicated to orchards, and there is an additional 6,000-square-foot garden area for vegetable production. Permanent plantings include a wide variety of apples, pears, peaches, nectarines, plums, berries, nuts, and specialty fruits. The property is equipped with a licensed ODA kitchen, a walk-in cooler, root cellar, and more, creating a fully functional foundation for a variety of opportunities from homesteading to farm-to table. The timberland represents both immediate and long-term value. A recent timber evaluation estimates over 1.39 million board feet of merchantable timber, with a net value exceeding $400,000. The forest is composed of Douglas fir, sugar pine, ponderosa pine, and cedar, along with a variety of hardwoods like madrone and oak. The main residence, built in 1973, is a well-maintained and thoughtfully designed home that embraces comfort and functionality. Offering approximately 2,500 square feet of living space across two levels, the home features an open-concept floor plan, updated kitchen with custom cabinetry and granite counters, and a wood-burning cooking stove in addition to modern electric appliances. The home includes four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and generous storage areas. Durable construction materials such as concrete framing, stucco, and brick siding, paired with a metal roof, provide lasting quality in a rural setting. Recent updates include new windows installed in 2025. Supporting the agricultural and homesteading activities are several valuable outbuildings. The versatile farm building includes a workshop, storage room, insulated plant room, ODA-licensed farm kitchen, root cellar, and walk-in cooler. The historic equipment barn and livestock barn offer additional covered space for farming equipment, hay, or livestock operations, maintaining the property’s authentic rural character. The Ranch also boasts incredible recreational access. Directly adjoining thousands of acres of public land, the property offers immediate expansion of usable space for hiking, horseback riding, hunting, and exploring. Located in the Evans Creek hunting unit, the ranch enjoys excellent hunting opportunities for deer, elk, turkey, and bear, with over-the-counter tags available for all major seasons. The reservoir not only supports agricultural operations but also offers recreational opportunities like fishing for bass and panfish. Just a short drive away, the renowned Rogue River provides world-class salmon and steelhead fishing. The Southern Oregon region is celebrated for its Mediterranean climate, natural beauty, and thriving agricultural community. With abundant rivers, lakes, and public lands, the area is an outdoor recreation paradise. The region’s agricultural roots remain strong, with timber, pears, cattle, vineyards and other niche crops playing an important role in the local economy. In total, Meyer Ranch offers a rare opportunity: a beautiful rural home with an established farm operation, substantial natural resources, extensive recreational access, and a prime location within reach of modern amenities. Whether you are seeking a private retreat, a homestead farm, a recreational haven, or a combination of all three, this is a great offering in the heart of Southern Oregon.