Courtesy: Eagle Cap Realty, Inc
541-963-0511
Seller truly loves this home and the lifestyle this community offers. Deer walk through the yard daily, and children still walk the peaceful streets, making it one of the safest and most welcoming places they’ve ever lived. Outdoor recreation begins right outside your door. Enjoy jogging, biking, mountain hiking, and nearby ATV/off-road access just minutes from town. Camping and endless outdoor adventure are close by. The property also offers ample space for future possibilities. Whether you envision adding a large shop, creating a huge garden, or planting an orchard with fruit trees. There is plenty of room to create the lifestyle you want. Throughout the seasons the area becomes a forager’s dream, and the community here is known for being kind, supportive, and welcoming. For hunters and anglers, this region offers some of the best deer, elk, and steelhead opportunities in the state. Surrounded by beautiful mountain views and natural beauty, this is a place where people come for the lifestyle and stay for the community. Homes in this area rarely come available, and when they do they tend to attract strong interest from people looking for exactly this kind of setting. Once you experience it, it’s easy to understand why.
Courtesy: RE/MAX Real Estate Team
541-963-1000
This early-1900s farmhouse on Antles Lane has had a full facelift without forgetting its homestead roots: Refreshed, restored, & replaced in all the right places while keeping its original heart intact. Here, modern infrastructure meets timeless personality in a way that feels intentional & grounded. The essentials are handled - new roof, new electrical, new furnace, on-demand hot water, a new well pump, new foundation, new siding, new windows, & a custom masonry chimney - all wrapped into the character of a home that’s been here long enough to know exactly how it wants to live on these acres.Inside, the layout flows comfortably & purposefully, with four generous bedrooms and three beautifully finished bathrooms. The utility spaces are smartly arranged, including a full bathroom off the laundry room for those muddy days outside. The upper bedrooms enjoy large closets & a bathroom that feels more spa than century-old. The main suite delivers a stunning bathroom with a custom tile walk-in shower, & all the closet storage you could hope for.The heart of the home is the oversized kitchen island; command central for cooking, gathering, or spreading out a week’s worth of projects. It opens to a dining area framed by glass doors & an inset wood stove that anchors the main living spaces with warmth. Windows are thoughtfully placed throughout, capturing the sweep of the valley, the rise of the hills, & that unmistakable Cove atmosphere from every angle.Two acres surround the home with a barn, chicken coop, storage building, & a versatile shed ready for whatever you see in it—a creative studio, guest space, or a quiet retreat tucked away from the main house. If you want even more room to roam, the parcels below are also available, offering the rare chance to build out a true multi-acre dream.A revived farmhouse with modern infrastructure, room to breathe, & views that remind you why people move to Cove in the first place—this is where the past & the possible meet.
Courtesy: Hilltop Farm & Ranch, LLC
214-380-4667
As one of the premier ranch properties available in the region. With three dependable wells on-site, the land provides ample water to support livestock, operations, and future expansion. Rich in history, this ranch was once home to Ken Knott's highest-selling cattle in the valley—an enduring legacy of quality and performance that continues today. Meticulously maintained, the property features expansive open pastures, gently rolling terrain, and natural attributes ideal for grazing and cattle ranching. It remains an active cattle operation, a reginitive farm, showcasing generations of thoughtful land stewardship and livestock excellence. Whether you're continuing a proud tradition or building your own, this ranch offers the core elements of long-term success: reliable water, productive land, a respected legacy, and a track record of proven performance.
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Cove is located in Oregon. Cove, Oregon has a population of 689. Cove is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 31.15% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 28.7%.
The median household income in Cove, Oregon is $59,671. The median household income for the surrounding county is $55,227 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Cove is 47.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 25.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 17.5 inches per year, with 23.8 inches of snow per year.
