Courtesy: Fay Ranches, Inc
541-419-0770
This 365± acre farm parcel boasts 1.8± miles of North Fork John Day River frontage and .5 miles of Rudio Creek. 295.9± acres with certified water rights allow diversion of water from Rudio Creek and the North Fork John Day River to irrigate your hay, pasture, and grain fields. Four center pivots, a wheel line, and some handlines support the distribution of irrigation. Cross-fencing aids in pasture and crop management. Fish for smallmouth bass and steelhead trout, or hunt for mule deer, Rocky Mountain elk, pronghorn antelope, upland game birds, and waterfowl, or just enjoy the wildlife and river! Possible Seller Financing for a financially qualified Buyer, on terms and conditions acceptable to the Seller.
Courtesy: Fay Ranches, Inc.
800-238-8616
This 365± acre farm parcel boasts 1.8± miles of North Fork John Day River frontage and .5 miles of Rudio Creek. 295.9± acres with certified water rights allow diversion of water from Rudio Creek and the North Fork John Day River to irrigate your hay, pasture, and grain fields. Four center pivots, a wheel line, and some handlines support the distribution of irrigation. Cross-fencing aids in pasture and crop management. Fish for smallmouth bass and steelhead trout, or hunt for mule deer, Rocky Mountain elk, pronghorn antelope, upland game birds, and waterfowl, or just enjoy the wildlife and river! Possible Seller Financing for a financially qualified Buyer, on terms and conditions acceptable to the Seller..
Courtesy: Hayden Outdoors, LLC
208-870-1757
MacArthur Basalt Quarry offers a rare opportunity to acquire an established mineral resource property in Grant County, Oregon. The 19-acre offering includes the mineral rights, current operating permit and remaining basalt and aggregate stockpiles. Located west of Oregon Highway 19 near Milepost 120, the property features an established quarry floor, exposed basalt faces and a history of mineral extraction. A professional mineral resource evaluation completed in 2019 identified Picture Gorge Basalt as the primary resource and estimated approximately 612,200 cubic yards, or 1.47 million tons, of in-situ basalt within the permit area. Laboratory testing of representative rock and crushed aggregate samples reported that the material met ODOT abrasion specifications for base aggregate and Portland cement concrete aggregate.
Courtesy: Eastern Oregon Realty, Inc.
541-575-2121
Experience exclusive access to world-class fishing for steelhead and smallmouth bass with approximately 306 feet of frontage along the North Fork of the John Day River. This 12.8-acre parcel not only offers incredible river access but also includes +/- 4.0 acres of irrigated orchard, diverse wildlife habitats, and majestic panoramic vistas.The mature orchard, originally part of Thomas Orchards Inc. in Kimberly, Oregon, features two varieties of apples, two varieties of cherries, pears, peaches, and nectarines. Water rights are granted for both frost protection and irrigation. This parcel has been approved for a non-farm dwelling, and the approval is fully transferable to new owners. Located near the rural town of Kimberly and 14 miles from the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, the property sits at elevations ranging from 1,840 to 2,320 feet; it typically experiences mild winters and minimal snowfall, ensuring year-round outdoor enjoyment. If you are looking to build your dream home or vacation retreat with river access and stunning views or perhaps want to relocate to a quiet community with an income-producing hobby farm, don’t miss this opportunity!
Courtesy: Cupper Creek Land Company LLC
541-934-2946
Gorgeous view property on half mile of the North Fork John Day River borders BLM w/grazing permit.LOP tags in Heppner unit.Elk, deer, cougar,bobcats, turkeys & chukar, steelhead & bass fishing, hiking, horseback riding galore. There has been a labor of love poured into the infrastructure of this ready to build package with permanent replacement dwelling approval. Seller has floor plans for home if buyer wants to review. New home site excavation needs refinement. Improvements include a new PVC water line that needs connected to the well, 600’ underground electrical and transformer, with new 200-amp electrical panel with meter. There is an active septic permit and active building permit valid until 5-1-26 … or you can just enjoy the turnkey simplicity of this cow camp with the outdoor shower, outhouse and nature at its best.The cozy 400 sq. ft tiny cabin has water & electricity. New powerpole to electrical panel. Metal shop with a new 100-amp electrical panel has storage area and 400 sq. ft. bunkhouse in development with new windows, door,lights, insulation, board & bat siding, new electrical,ceiling fan, space and cadet heater, air conditioning, sink, washer and dryer hookups, land line phone, outhouse and well house, RV dump site/hookup. This is nicely treed, lots of shade, garden area, grapevines, apple, cherry, plum and Asian pear fruit trees.2 domestic wells, 44 acres of water rights. Fenced/cross fenced used as grass pasture for mules and could be reseeded and planted in a hay crop.2 stall stable with tack room. 48x60 hay barn, large wood covered horse feeder, metal loafing shed, rain collection guzzler for wildlife water on upper 200 acres. Seller has excavated a road to connecting both tax lots. There is new ½ mile four strand barbed wire fence, two new gates connecting all pastures together.New spring undeveloped and confirmed with year round water.Partial survey. Zoned EFU/MUR in Farm Deferral. Cash.
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Kimberly is located in Oregon. Kimberly, Oregon has a population of 281. Kimberly is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 52.7% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 24.09%.
The median household income in Kimberly, Oregon is $54,250. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,100 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Kimberly is 45.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 84.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 22.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 16.6 inches per year, with 30.2 inches of snow per year.
