Courtesy: eXp Realty, LLC
888-814-9613
Eastern Oregon Bare Land - Well & Power - This 416-acre tract of bare land is located approximately seven miles southeast of Burns, at the intersection of Old Experiment Road and Ryegrass Lane. Well positioned along two paved county roads, the property offers strong potential for livestock grazing, dryland pasture development, or future development opportunities. The property includes one domestic well, is fully fenced, and has been utilized for livestock grazing for many years. Power is available on the property and along both the west and south boundaries, with additional two-track dirt road access throughout. There are no outbuildings on the property. The vast majority of the acreage lies outside the FEMA 100-year floodplain, with only a small portion in the southwest corner designated within the floodplain. Older, legacy flood irrigation water rights are associated with the property, though they have not been used in recent years and there is no certainty of flood water deliveries. This large block of land presents a compelling opportunity for buyers seeking acreage with infrastructure in place, strong access, and long-term flexibility for agricultural use or potential development.
Courtesy: eXp Realty, LLC
888-814-9613
Eastern Oregon Commercial Lot - corner of North Grand and Highway 395/20 - Located at 36 N. Grand Avenue in Burns, this versatile bare commercial lot offers a rare opportunity in a highly visible, high-traffic corridor. The property is improved with installed metered power and city water and sewer hookups close, allowing for efficient and cost-effective development. Positioned along one of Burns’ main transportation routes, with a side street providing direct access to the hospital and elementary school, the site benefits from consistent daily traffic and strong local exposure. Its layout and location make it an ideal storefront, food truck pad, or coffee shop location, perfectly suited for a neighborhood-serving business in the heart of the community.
Courtesy: eXp Realty, LLC
888-814-9613
Eastern Oregon Bare Land - 160 acres (+/-) - Reed Ridge at Malheur Held by the same family since being patented by President Woodrow Wilson, this remarkable 160-acre property bordering the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Oregon history. Legal access via Sodhouse Lane makes the property eligible for residential development under Oregon land use regulations, providing the opportunity to build a private home or retreat in an exceptional setting.The gently rolling landscape is covered in native sagebrush and bunchgrass, with sweeping views across the Harney Basin to the snow-capped Steens Mountains. While the property is currently unimproved, with no well or power, a nearby transmission line offers future development potential while preserving the property's remote character.Bordering one of North America's premier wildlife habitats, the property provides outstanding opportunities to enjoy migratory birds, deer, antelope, and the natural beauty of the high desert. Buildable parcels with legal access adjoining the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge are exceptionally rare, making this a unique opportunity for recreation, conservation, or a legacy property to be enjoyed for generations.
Courtesy: eXp Realty, LLC
888-814-9613
Eastern Oregon Bare Land - 640 acres (+/-) - Christie PlaceLocated approximately 27 miles east of Burns, Oregon, and 1.3 miles south of Highway 20, the 640-acre Christie Place offers a productive block of Eastern Oregon grazing ground. The property is fully perimeter fenced with good barbed-wire fencing and supports native sagebrush, greasewood, bunchgrass, and cheatgrass. Historically, the current owner has grazed approximately 50 cow-calf pairs seasonally from May through early November, demonstrating the property's practical carrying capacity.The property is improved with a functional catch pen and corral system featuring post-and-pole fencing, metal gates, and ample space for working livestock and maneuvering trucks and trailers. A new livestock well was drilled in 2024, and power has been brought to the property, although the well has not yet been equipped with a pump or electrical service. In the meantime, livestock water is supplied from a neighboring well.Access is provided via Penny Lane, with the road improving to good gravel as it approaches the property. Whether you're looking to expand an existing cattle operation or add quality seasonal grazing acreage, the Christie Place offers a large, contiguous block of fenced rangeland with solid livestock improvements in the heart of Eastern Oregon.
Courtesy: eXp Realty, LLC
888-814-9613
Eastern Oregon Farm - 160 acres (+/-) - Spur Farm in Sunset Valley - A place built for hay, cattle, and horses! Located in the Sunset Valley area of Harney County, Spur Farm is a 160± acre property that combines productive irrigated farmland with comfortable country living. The property includes 130.85± acres of certificated irrigation water rights, four Zimmatic pivots, multiple wells, productive pasture and hay ground, cross-fenced pastures, livestock water systems, and a practical set of working corrals designed for efficient agricultural and livestock operations.The property features a well-maintained 1,794± square foot manufactured home offering three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an office. Numerous updates over the years, including newer windows, flooring, paint, and custom woodwork, create a warm and inviting living space. Mature trees, established landscaping, a garden area, fenced yard, and a covered deck provide an attractive setting with beautiful views of the Steens Mountains.Additional improvements include a shop with an attached lean-to, equipment storage, tack shed, horse shelter, and covered vehicle parking. Whether you're looking for a productive agricultural operation, horse property, or rural home with income potential, Spur Farm offers a well-rounded opportunity. The property benefits from established certificated water rights, operational irrigation infrastructure, and a long history of agricultural production, while buyers should familiarize themselves with ongoing groundwater management efforts within the Harney Basin.
Courtesy: Country Preferred Realtors
541-728-8623
Discover 40 acres of Eastern Oregon with expansive views, outstanding privacy, and endless potential. Located just 25 miles south of Burns, this mostly level property is easily accessed from McCanna Road, which runs near the property. The perimeter is mostly fenced, and power is available along the property line, making future development more convenient.Bring your vision and create the property you've been dreaming of. Development will require obtaining a Conditional Use Permit (CUP), along with installing a well and septic system.Take in panoramic views of Steens Mountain, Jackass Butte, and the nearby Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, a premier destination for birdwatching and wildlife enthusiasts. The area is home to abundant wildlife, including antelope, mule deer, quail, and a variety of native birds.Whether you're planning to build a home, establish a recreational retreat, or invest in a piece of Oregon's high desert, this property offers the space, privacy, and natural beauty to make it happen.Buyer to perform their own due diligence regarding legal access.
Courtesy: Knipe Land Company
208-345-3163
Productive 792± acres, plus the seller’s interest in a 320± acre state lease that borders the ranch. 340± acres are irrigated by 3 pivots, supported by SR water rights, and 2 high-yield wells. Includes a comfortable 3 bed/2 bath home, insulated shop, horse barn, 2 large hay barns, and cattle facilities.
Courtesy: Country Preferred Realtors
541-728-8623
This level 40-acre parcel is ready for your vision. With easy access and flat, build-friendly terrain, the property offers an excellent opportunity to create your own private retreat. Located approximately 20 miles south of Burns, it is conveniently situated near the Narrows Restaurant & RV Park and the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.Whether you’re looking to build a home, place a manufactured home, enjoy the property recreationally, or expand your grazing space, this versatile acreage offers a variety of possibilities. Wide-open views, peaceful surroundings, and plenty of room to spread out make this property an ideal setting to enjoy the beauty of Eastern Oregon.Development of a residence will require county approval through a Conditional Use Permit (CUP). A septic system will also need to be installed, and electrical service is available nearby along Ruh Red Lane.This is a great opportunity to own a large piece of Oregon land with privacy, convenience, and endless potential.Note: Legal easement is in the process of being obtained.
Courtesy: Land and Wildlife LLC
541-480-3682
Here’s a rare opportunity to own a productive 640-acre working farm in the heart of Eastern Oregon’s ranching country near Burns. Designed for efficiency and built for longevity, this expansive operation offers valuable water rights supporting strong hay production year after year. Level, usable ground and established irrigation provide the foundation for consistent yields, making this property ideal for both established operators and those looking to expand their agricultural footprint.The farm is well-equipped with functional corrals for livestock handling, loading, and sorting, along with a spacious shop perfectly suited for equipment storage, maintenance, and year-round projects. Wide-open views, big skies, and the quiet strength of Oregon’s high desert create a setting that’s as beautiful as it is productive. Whether you’re focused on hay production, cattle, or a diversified agricultural operation, this 640-acre Burns-area farm offers the scale, infrastructure, and water resources to support your vision for generations to come.
Courtesy: Land and Wildlife LLC
541-480-3682
Located just outside Burns in the heart of Eastern Oregon’s premier ranching and farming region, this 807-acre farm agricultural operation offers a rare opportunity to acquire a functional and productive working farm. Supported by valuable water rights, the property is equipped with seven multiple center pivot irrigation systems, providing water distribution across extensive acreage to sustain consistent hay and crop production. The land is well-improved with multiple barns, livestock handling facilities, and well-designed corrals, making it ideally suited for cattle grazing, hay production, and diversified agricultural use. A well-maintained 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom residence serves as the primary home, offering practical on-site housing for owners, operators, or ranch management. Adding to its appeal as a true working and recreational ranch, the property is also home to large mule deer, enhancing its value for wildlife enjoyment and hunting opportunities. With strong infrastructure already in place and a proven agricultural layout, this turnkey operation is positioned for continued high-level production, herd expansion, or long-term agricultural investment in one of Oregon’s most established farming regions.
Courtesy: Agri-Business Real Estate Services
503-371-6409
The Meadows Ranch encompasses ±918.51 acres, offering a rare combination of productive ranch ground and unique recreational appeal. The ranch includes approximately 800 acres of water rights from Silvies River Decrees (priority dates 1888 to 1900), cross-fenced pastures, and ±130 acres of meadow hay ground in favorable water years. Historically supporting 150 cow/calf pairs, improvements include stock wells and a moderate set of working corrals. Recreational and additional attributes include ±1.5 miles of Silvies River frontage and adjacency to the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, providing exceptional waterfowl and big game habitat. Located just outside Burns, Oregon. Information package available upon request.
Courtesy: Agri-Business Real Estate Services
541-256-2468
The Meadows Ranch encompasses ±918.51 acres in Eastern Oregon, offering a rare combination of productive ranch ground and unique recreational appeal. The ranch includes approximately 800 acres of water rights from the Silvies River (priority dates 1888–1900), cross-fenced pastures, and ±130 acres of meadow hay ground in favorable water years. With reliable seasonal water sources and functional pasture management, the property has historically supported up to 150 cow/calf pairs. The ranch is improved with stock water wells and moderate working corrals.In addition to its agricultural utility, the ranch offers remarkable recreational attributes, including ±1.5 miles of Silvies River and direct adjacency to the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge—creating waterfowl habitat and big game opportunities in one of Oregon’s most renowned wildlife corridors.Privately set back and overlooking the scenic backdrop of the ranch, the refuge, and the distant Steens Mountain Wilderness. Located just outside Burns, Oregon, this versatile holding presents the opportunity to operate as a productive cattle ranch or enjoy as a private retreat within one of Oregon’s most iconic and scenic landscapes. Information package available upon request.
Meadows Ranch encompasses ±918.51 acres combining productive ranch ground with recreational appeal. Approximately 800± acres of Silvies River decree water rights (1888–1900 priority dates) support pasture and ±130 acres of meadow hay ground in favorable years, historically running 150 cow/calf pairs. Improvements include stock wells and working corrals. The ranch features ±1.5 miles of Silvies River and adjacency to the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. Info pkg available.
Courtesy: All Professionals Real Estate
503-259-2100
Rare opportunity to aquire Mining Claims for the State Gem of Oregon OUTSIDE the Plush Oregon Sunstone area. These claims are near Burns, Oregon.The ORMC #'s and claim names are as follows:ORMC#172137 CHUCK (Owner: Robert J. Glenn)ORMC#172138 GINNIE (Owner: Robert J. Glenn)ORMC#160902 BROKEN WING (Owner CR Stuff, an Idaho LLC)ORMC#155986 BOSCO (Owner Connie J. Dixon)ORMC#155987 BOSWORTH (Owner Connie J. Dixon)ORMC#156032 SIR TALKS ALOT (Owner Connie J. Dixon)ORMC#156122 CJ3 (Owner Connie J. Dixon)ORMC#159778 MY MINI MINE (Owner Connie J. Dixon)These claims are in proximity to the world famous Ponderosa Mine, legendary for some of the highest concentrations of gem grade Oregon Sunstone per ton. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) regulations apply, remember to discuss Catagorical Exclusions in your due diligence process.Seller states: "We want to give the buyer a non-transferable first right of refusal to purchase the "Bow-Legged Bowdrie" should we decide to sell at fair market value." This refers to an additional claim they maintain, near the claims for sale here. Contact Agent or your broker to access links in private remarks of the MLS regarding this listing.
Courtesy: Country Preferred Realtors
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Endless possibilities await on this spacious ±0.75-acre parcel just one block from the hospital. Comprised of two tax lots, the property is cleared, level, and ready for your vision. Build your dream home or bring in a manufactured home with ease—utilities are conveniently located at the road.Situated in a quiet area outside of the flood plain, this property offers both peace of mind and convenience to local amenities. Parcels of this size within the city of Burns are rare—don’t miss this opportunity. Buyer to verify development requirements with the City of Burns. Property is currently in the process of being subdivided.
Courtesy: Country Preferred Realtors
541-728-8623
This scenic 80-acre High Desert property is ready for your vision. Located on Taylor Road, (an undeveloped road) just about a mile off Newton Road, the land is level and usable, with electricity available along two sides of the property. Enjoy the peace and open space of rural living while being only approximately 20 minutes from Burns for shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences.Surrounded by wide-open desert landscapes, the property offers beautiful views, abundant wildlife, and unforgettable sunrises and sunsets. The open terrain is ideal for a variety of recreational activities, including hunting, hiking, horseback riding, bird watching, and stargazing. Crystal Crane Hot Springs is also nearby—perfect for unwinding after a long day. Whether you’re dreaming of a forever home, a manufactured home, a private retreat, or additional grazing land, this property provides endless possibilities. To develop the parcel, a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) will be required, along with the installation of a well and septic system.This property truly offers the best of both worlds—quiet High Desert living with easy access to town amenities. Buyer to do own due diligence regarding access.
Courtesy: Country Preferred Realtors
541-728-8623
This expansive 100-acre property is located just 25 miles south of Burns and offers exceptional beauty, privacy, and tranquility. Easily accessed via 00 Ranch Rd. and McCanna Rd., which runs through the property, the land provides both convenience and seclusion.An ideal setting for your dream home or hobby farm, the property already has a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) in place along with an approved septic site for up to a five-bedroom home. Electricity runs through the property, making future installation straightforward. The designated home site has been cleared, and a 10’ x 16’ storage shed is already in place to support your building plans. All that’s left is to drill a well and bring your vision to life.Enjoy sweeping views of Steens Mountain, Jackass Butte, and the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, located just down the road. The refuge is a haven for nature lovers and bird watchers, while abundant wildlife—including antelope, mule deer, quail, and more—roams the area, making this property a true outdoor enthusiast’s paradise.Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat, a private getaway from city life, or a place to build your forever home, this remarkable property offers a rare opportunity to own a slice of Eastern Oregon’s rugged beauty.Owner will finance.
Courtesy: Country Preferred Realtors
541-728-8623
160 acres ready for you to make your own! This level, easy-to-build property offers excellent access and wide-open space, giving you your own slice of high desert paradise. Located approximately 20 miles south of Burns and near the Narrows Restaurant & RV Park and the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, you’ll enjoy both convenience and a peaceful rural setting.Bring your vision and create the lifestyle you’ve been looking for—build your dream home, place a manufactured home, use it for recreation, or expand your grazing operation. The property already features a well and a current water test on file, adding immediate value and functionality.Take in the quiet surroundings, expansive views, and abundant wildlife this area is known for. Electricity is nearby along Ruh Red Lane.To build, a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) must be approved by the county, and a septic system will be required. Seller is in the process of acquiring legal access; property is currently accessed via a dirt road. Legal access will be complete by closing.Seller financing available with 35% down at an attractive 3.5% interest rate.
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Burns is located in Oregon. Burns, Oregon has a population of 2,726. Burns is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 24.3% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.31%.
The median household income in Burns, Oregon is $34,500. The median household income for the surrounding county is $42,095 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Burns is 39.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 17.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 10.3 inches per year, with 22.5 inches of snow per year.
