26260 Highway 99 W, Monroe, OR 97456

A manageable 6+ acre hobby farm on the West side of Hwy 99W, with approximately 4.5 acres in Timothy-mix hay production, historically producing 400-450 two-twine bales per year. This side includes the home, 48x36 shop, detached garage, small livestock barn, RV hookup, fenced garden, established fruit and shade trees, and fiber-optic high-speed internet availability. The 48x36 shop features a concrete floor, 220-volt power, upper storage loft, natural and electric lighting. A gravel RV pad behind the shop includes 50-amp service, and an onsite RV waste receptacle is connected to the septic system. The small barn includes a concrete floor and hay loft. The detached garage has an upgraded electrical panel. A large garden area is enclosed by 6-foot fencing. Established trees include apple, cherry, pear, sweet gum, silver maple, and Norwegian maple. Frost-free hydrants serve the home, barn, shop, and garden areas. The simple, cozy home has a ductless mini-split, zonal room heaters, updated flooring, and replacement electrical service meter and panel. A new roof was installed in 2014, a new 2 HP well pump in June 2026, and the septic system, including the manifold, was pumped and inspected in June 2026. The home, shop, and garage are pre-wired for a security system available for future activation. The full parcel totals 11.90 acres, with approximately 5 additional acres on the east side of Highway 99W offering more than 600 feet of Long Tom River frontage. This portion is considered floodplain and is currently thick brush and vegetation. Selective clearing may provide more practical access to the river and enhance opportunities for recreation, habitat improvement, or possible conservation easement, subject to buyer due diligence and applicable requirements. With convenient highway access and visibility, this EFU-zoned property may provide an attractive opportunity for an approved small, home-based, agricultural, or farm-related business.