Own your own slice of southeastern Oregon paradise with 160 acres of scenic land offering stunning views, privacy, and unlimited potential. Located only about 20 miles south of Burns and near the Narrows Restaurant & RV Park and Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. Whether you're looking to build your dream home, place a manufactured home, create a recreational getaway, or expand your grazing operation, this property provides the flexibility to make it your own. A well is already in place, and a water test is available. Enjoy the privacy, tranquility, and expansive landscapes that make this area so special. Electricity is nearby on Ruh Red Lane. To build a residence, buyers will need to obtain a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) from the county and install a septic system. Important: The seller is currently in the process of securing legal access through an easement. A well-maintained gravel road provides access to the property. Excellent Seller Financing Available: 35% down payment. Only 3.5% interest.With expansive views, a private setting, and seller financing available, this 160-acre property offers a rare opportunity to create the lifestyle you've been looking for.
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Source: NY State MLS,MLS#: 11351397
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Bedrooms & bathrooms
Bedrooms: 0
Bathrooms: 0
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Has basement: No
Has fireplace: No
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Total structure area: 0
Finished area above ground: 0
Property
Features
Has view: Yes
View description: Farm, Mountain, Private, Scenic, Street
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