Only 8 minutes from Asante Medical Center and all that Grants Pass has to offer – yet once inside the gate, you feel like you have entered a park: a place to relax and play that is far away. Swim in the refreshing pool, fish your own pond network, enjoy the garden or put the irrigated farm area to work.  Nothing will beat a fruitful day’s work like lounging on the wraparound deck enjoying a serene emerald and aquamarine vista. 

On the West Coast, water is the new Gold!  Featuring a strong well, a large reservoir of water across three ponds, and irrigation rights from Grants Pass Irrigation District, 1900 Midway is rich in resources and offers all the water one could desire! 

As you enter the fully fenced property, through one of the 2 access points, you get a profound sense of calm. This is a place where time seems to slow, the hum of modern life fades, and nature takes the lead.  The property includes a beautiful southern inspired home set among the landscape, a cozy modern guest house, functional workshop, and multiple greenhouses – a functional retreat.

At the heart of the property are three tranquil, connecting ponds, one with an island—they reflect the sky, the trees and inspire the property’s water-centric, riparian, self-sustaining garden design. Wildlife here is abundant – the osprey fish from the ponds summer and fall, herons, egrets, wood ducks, owls, songbirds and more call this sanctuary home; hobbyist birders will delight in the year-round diversity. Frogs bellow on summer evenings and the ponds feature blue gill, crappie, large mouth bass and catfish rolling in the water, ready for the angler.

Landscaping, Trees & Gardens

The Landscape is a transformative experience. 30 years in the making, the property’s emerald surround is fully mature. The landscape has many distinct garden rooms and connecting pathways, 2 orchards, mature shade trees, drought tolerant shrubs, boxwood and laurel hedges, lawns & perennials – all providing year-round growth. Additionally, a 20’ x 50’ commercial greenhouse provides the opportunity to grow all year round, it is currently filled with specimen citrus from hardier zones. The “chicken cabin” is an eye catching coop to raise your own chickens in and enjoy fresh eggs each day.

The Main Residence

From the moment you arrive, the main home captures your attention with its charming, post century modern farmhouse feel, wraparound porch, redwood lap siding and picture-perfect views of the ponds. The house feels as though it has been placed within the landscape rather than upon it—an intentional design choice that enhances the overall feeling of sanctuary.

Inside, the light filled main living space greets you with 10’ tall ceilings, and generous, light receiving windows frame garden and pond views. The heart of the home is a spacious kitchen with a large “picnic table island” that encourages gathering and connection. There is ample room for cooking and conversation, a generous pantry/laundry room, directly adjacent, ensures an uncluttered feel for the main kitchen/ gathering area.

The main floor includes a guest bedroom and a beautifully appointed large bathroom with tile flooring. At the back of the home, the primary suite and “sunroom” enjoy peaceful views to the pond and landscape, with direct access to the wraparound deck—an ideal spot for quiet mornings and evenings. The en-suite bathroom is functional, bright, and elegant.

Upstairs the two adjoining breezy, light-filled rooms currently serve as a guest room & office/design studio. Potential for a third bathroom would create a second level mini suite. Below the main floor, accessed from the back of the house, is a 1225 square foot basement with floor to ceiling storage shelving and separate firewood storage room. Well equipment, water heater, and electrical service are all easily accessed from within. 

Every element of the home has been designed with thought and care, offering comfort, beauty, and a true sense of belonging in the natural world.

The Guest House

Nearby, yet distinctly separate from the main home, is the charming guest cottage. This converted shop/studio now serves as a cozy 2 story secondary dwelling.

The main level features an open living space, kitchen with abundant, marble topped counter space, gas range, and undercounter storage. Generous natural light is welcomed throughout the space & the main level includes a separate pantry and laundry room.

Upstairs, the bedroom and ensuite bath offer views of the ponds and surrounding property—giving the room an elevated treehouse feeling. An ideal retreat for guests or highly sought after supplemental income generator.

A Living Masterpiece

Everything about this oasis has been designed to foster peace, creativity, and a connection with nature, home, and self.  The moment you arrive, the property invites you to breathe deeper, move slower, and experience each moment fully. This is not just a place to live—it’s a place to thrive. Whether you are looking for a full-time retreat, a creative homestead, or a rare piece of “lifestyle” property close to town, 1900 Midway offers the opportunity to live in harmony with the land and to enjoy a depth of privacy that is increasingly hard to find.

History

The name Weather Bee Farms is a tribute to the original developers of the property, the Weatherby family, whose legacy is deeply rooted in both the land and the broader outdoor community. The Weatherby name is widely recognized as the founder of Weatherby Firearms, a world renowned sporting firearms company known for craftsmanship, performance, and a strong connection to the outdoors

Residence

The residence is a warm and inviting Northwest style log home offering approximately 2,464 square feet with three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. Built in 1981, the home reflects a timeless rustic character with classic log construction, natural wood finishes, and a layout that feels both comfortable and functional for everyday living. The main level is centered around an open concept great room, dining area, and kitchen with vaulted ceilings and generous windows that bring in natural light and frame the surrounding landscape. The kitchen is well equipped with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a 48 inch propane cooktop, double oven, raised bar seating, and a walk in pantry. Two bedrooms, a full bath, laundry area, storage room, and access to the attached oversized three car garage are all located on the main level for convenience. Upstairs is a loft space and the private master suite that includes a comfortable bedroom, walk in closet, and a ensuite bath with double vanity, jetted tub, and tile shower. Additional features include forced air heating and central air on the main level, a mini split serving the upper level, a wood stove for added warmth and ambiance, wood casement windows, wood doors, and a large rear deck overlooking the creek and natural setting.

Land and Water

The 9.74 acre parcel is impeccably maintained and thoughtfully laid out, with wonderful landscaping that complements the natural beauty of the setting. Gently rolling terrain offers a desirable mix of open ground and usable pasture, while Thompson Creek runs through the property and sits just steps from the back door of the home, creating a rare and inviting creekfront setting. Irrigation rights support agricultural use, and the property’s soils are a quality loam. A private well provides domestic water, and the existing infrastructure supports both comfortable rural living and small scale agricultural use.

True Homestead

Weather Bee Farms is well established as a true working homestead, thoughtfully set up for those looking to live more independently. The fenced garden area, measuring approximately 75 by 75 feet, has been organically farmed and carefully maintained. A cold frame greenhouse extends the growing season, while the established fruit trees and perennial plantings add both beauty and long term productivity. Permanent plantings include apple trees such as Granny Smith and Fuji, pear and Asian pear, walnuts, raspberries, currants, gooseberries, strawberries, table grapes, elderberries, rhubarb, and asparagus. The layout of the property supports a natural flow between the home, garden, and pasture.

Outbuildings & Improvements

The property is well suited for a variety of uses, with a barn, chicken coop, greenhouse, firewood shelter, covered RV carport, round pen and turnout areas already in place. Full perimeter fencing with some cross fencing supports animals. This level of infrastructure is well suited for everything from a hobby farm with a few cows to horses, small livestock, and an active homestead setup.

Location

Situated in the Applegate Valley, the property offers convenient access to a wide range of outdoor recreation, including nearby public lands, the Applegate River, and Applegate Lake. The Applegate Valley wine trail is just minutes away, along with local farms and community gathering spots. Positioned between Grants Pass and Jacksonville, the location provides both accessibility and a sense of retreat. The area is known for its scenic beauty, slower pace, and strong connection to the outdoors, making it a desirable place to call home.

Located in the Illinois Valley just north of Cave Junction proper, Crickett Lane offers rural living in a gorgeous natural setting while also having easy access to Hwy 199 for trips to the Oregon Coast or for medical and professional services in Grants Pass and Medford. The property is the last on a dead end street past two gates, and backs up to BLM land that offers access to recreational land for hiking, hunting, and BLM even offers permits for harvesting firewood!  

The landscaping around the home enchants the senses as you ascend the driveway, with a beautiful rock wall bordering the carefully planted flowers and fruit trees, and a concrete curb encloses the lawn.  The landscaping is all irrigated from the pond below; this pond is fed by a spring on neighboring BLM land and the property enjoys water rights for up to 3.6 acres of irrigation.  With ample parking space for cars, trucks, and even trailers, the driveway is large enough for plenty of vehicles or toys. The owner also has blueprints for a shop that could be built in the future.

Layed out with two bedrooms and one bath on each level, the home is well suited for multi-family or multi-generational living. There are private entrances on each level and the home features Rockwool sound-deadening insulation within all the walls including the floor/ceiling,so it truly provides privacy between the levels.  

Entering the first floor you will find the space filled with natural light filtering through windows that surround the room. The entry is laid with a slate tile and transitions to a beautiful rustic hickory flooring throughout the space with matching trim.  Split into two usable spaces, the floor features a living room and an area that would be well suited for a dining nook or bar area – this space is split by a custom bar top laid in amber onyx that is backlit and prepped with plumbing to become a future wet bar.  

The living space features a gorgeous mountain range view to the west and a sliding glass door that exits to the full wraparound patio. The lower level includes two bedrooms: the first includes a large window to the west enjoying the view and both rooms are very well lit with recessed lighting as well as ceiling fans; all of the trim, closet, and doors are of a high quality clear grained wood that offers a beautiful contrast.  A well organized mechanical room, laundry, and full bath with tile shower and schist vanity round out the main floor.

Access to the main floor can be made through multiple exterior sliding glass doors on the wraparound deck, or from the interior stairs that lead from the downstairs living room to the kitchen. Walls of windows and glass doors wrap the kitchen and living space upstairs and offer magnificent views over the deck and to the mountains in the distance including an icon of the Illinois Valley, Eight Dollar Mountain.  

This space is packed to the brim with finishes certain to please the discerning homeowner – it is nearly too much to mention. The kitchen alone includes endless features – underlit clear grain cabinetry, cosmos schist countertops, large format polished travertine tile floor and travertine backsplash, recessed and decorative pendant lighting, and the list goes on. Transitioning to the dining and living room you are met by custom hardwood floors, theater grade surround sound wired in-wall, recessed dimmable lighting, and nearly 180 degrees of view. Large sliding windows and an eight foot sliding glass door are encased in clear grain fir continuing to tie the whole house together.

Venturing down the hallway you will find two bedrooms and a full bath, each with solid core six-panel doors for quality, privacy, and longevity. This bathroom features beautiful travertine tile floors with a tiled base that leads to a luxurious walk in shower. The cabinetry in the bathroom is abundant and made to match the kitchen and is pristine in quality, topped in the schist stone with a beautiful top mounted sink. Moving on to the secondary bedroom you enjoy wood framed windows looking to the north for soft natural light; a ceiling fan, and large bifold closet make this a comfortable space.

The master bedroom rounds out the top floor and also includes high quality flooring, surround sound, a lighted closet with cedar shelving and in-wall safe, bedside lighting and a feeling of tranquility staring out to the big sky view. This space is the control center for the home, with bedside switches for security lighting and viewing of the surveillance system on the tv, there will be no surprises. An eight foot floor to ceiling glass door provides access to the wraparound deck and lets in the evening sunset while keeping the morning sun at bay.

As if the depth of detail on the interior wasn’t enough, stepping outside on either level offers both a relaxing setting and the perfect opportunity for entertaining. The covered patio and deck are each approximately 2,200 square feet and have lighting and plenty of electrical outlets for any kind of decorations a buyer has in mind. There are even generator hookups on the bottom level for if the power goes out!

The amount of thought and energy put into the home is directly reflected on the land as well. The owner has installed seven foot perimeter fencing around the property providing both security as well as keeping wildlife out of the manicured landscaping. Gates have been installed to be able to enjoy the adjacent BLM that offers access to abundant recreation, hiking, and hunting for the outdoorsman and adventurer.  A beautiful pond sits below the home and provides irrigation to the property. The pond is filled by both an extensive french drain around the home as well as water delivered from a certificated spring on neighboring BLM land.

The Illinois Valley is known for a mild climate and jaw dropping natural beauty including the Illinois River, an established and growing wine industry, and lush landscapes including the Kalmiopsis Wilderness.  Furthermore, Southern Oregon is home to world renowned attractions such as the Rogue River, Crater Lake National Park, Pacific Ocean, and many more recreational opportunities. With a distinct four seasons, but mild winter, this climate is known as one of the most enjoyable in North America.  

Centrally located between the Bay Area and the Pacific Northwest Metropolitan areas of Portland and Seattle, this offering provides a buyer an opportunity to enjoy luxury, privacy, a refreshing rural lifestyle, and a charming small-town culture.

Welcome to 2275 Galice Road, an exceptional 74.04-acre ranch property located at the gateway to Hellgate Canyon, and the legendary Rogue River. This Southern Oregon offering blends productive level ground, year-round water, extensive improvements, water rights for 72 acres and great natural beauty into a property that functions as both a working ranch and a private recreational retreat.

The land is level and fenced, with wide open pastures framed by mountain backdrops and western sunsets. Frontage on year-round Jumpoff Joe Creek, valuable water and irrigation rights, and a nearby natural swimming hole provide both utility and lifestyle appeal. Wildlife is abundant throughout the property, including deer, turkey, and other wild game species.

Arrival & Setting

A custom wrought-iron entry gate marks the entrance, opening to main home and views across the ranch and surrounding mountains. The setting is peaceful and private, yet accessible, placing you minutes from Merlin and the I5 corridor while feeling a world away.

Contemporary Farmhouse Living

The two-story farmhouse features a traditional layout with clearly defined spaces. A grand foyer with tall vaulted ceilings opens to the loft above, creating a strong sense of arrival. The main level includes a formal living room, well-appointed kitchen, dedicated dining room, large private office, and a spacious primary suite. The kitchen is equipped with granite countertops, a large island, ample cabinetry, and dual ovens. The primary suite is located on the main level and offers a private retreat with an oversized bedroom, walk-in closet, and ensuite bath featuring dual vanities and a large jetted tub. An oversized utility room anchors the opposite wing of the home and is paired with a full guest bath. Access to the attached two-car garage is also located on this side of the home, making it ideal for ranch and outdoor living.

Upstairs, the primary staircase leads to an open loft with a wrap around balcony that functions as a second living space. At each end of the upper level are two oversized bedroom suites, each with vaulted ceilings and a private full bathroom, well suited for guests or kids. A secondary staircase off the mudroom accesses a separate upper level bonus-room wing, featuring bonus rooms, offering flexible space for recreation, storage, office use, or hobbies. Interior updates include flooring, carpet, and interior paint throughout significant portions of the home. 

Ranch Improvements & Infrastructure

This property has a rich history as both a horse ranch and dairy, and its improvements reflect that legacy, while offering modern adaptability:

• 2019 built, 7,200-square-foot metal shop with 800-amp, 3-phase power, providing outstanding versatility for agricultural operations, equipment storage, fabrication, commercial use, or serious hobbyists.    (Note: Anticipated replacement cost for this improvement would likely reach $500,000 to replicate in today’s market, does not include the 800 amp power service or interior walls, etc.)
• A historic ~25,000± square-foot dairy barn has been enclosed and includes multiple storage rooms and large open spaces. 
• A converted milking parlor offers an entertainment and gathering area with kitchenette and bathroom, and could also function as guest accommodations. 
• Nearly 1 surface acre irrigation bulge with rubber liner, located near the shop. 

The scale and functionality of these improvements are increasingly difficult to replicate and offer flexibility for agriculture, hobbies or creative adaptive reuse.

Land, Water & Lifestyle

Nearly all of the 74.04 acres is usable pasture ground, ideal for horses, livestock, or hay production. Jumpoff Joe Creek enhances both irrigation capability and recreation, while the swimming hole provides a natural gathering place during warmer months. Portions of the property also enjoy access to public lands, enhancing recreational opportunities.

A Rare Southern Oregon Opportunity

2275 Galice Road is more than a ranch—it is a complete lifestyle property offering land, water, views, infrastructure, and location in one cohesive package. Whether envisioned as a working ranch, equestrian estate, recreational compound, or legacy family holding, this property delivers scale, versatility, and character that are seldom found in today’s market.

Properties offering this combination of 74.04 acres, year-round water, extensive improvements, and proximity to the conveniences are increasingly rare.

Padigan is a turn-key estate winery located in the heart of the Rogue Valley AVA—Southern Oregon’s fastest-growing wine region. This property features a mature vineyard, architecturally stunning tasting room, and a modern, solar-powered production facility. With branding, staffing, and hospitality infrastructure in place, Padigan offers immediate operational capability and long-term growth potential in a location that blends rural character with urban accessibility.

Location

Situated just minutes from downtown Medford and the Rogue Valley International Airport, Padigan lies directly across from Centennial Golf Club and the future Centennial Village—a 470-acre master-planned residential and commercial development. With improved infrastructure and thousands of new homes planned nearby, the property is perfectly positioned to benefit from increased exposure, foot traffic, and hospitality demand.

Winery

Completed in 2016, the 8,976-square-foot winery includes a 3,960-square-foot covered crush pad and is built to LEED specifications (non-certified). Designed for gravity-flow winemaking, it features dual barrel rooms, a lab, conference space, full temperature and humidity control, and a 50KW rooftop solar array. Current production exceeds 3,400 cases annually, with capacity for 10,000+ cases. All systems are operational and built for premium, small-lot estate wine production.

Tasting Room

The 4,150-square-foot tasting room combines rustic elegance with functional design, featuring reclaimed Douglas Fir floors, vineyard-sourced river rock, clerestory ceilings, and artisan lighting. Hospitality infrastructure includes a chef’s kitchen, prep kitchen, and a 1,633-square-foot covered patio with bocce court, firepits, ambient lighting, and space for up to 300 guests under cover. The facility is ADA accessible, fully landscaped, and ideal for both daily service and private events.

Vineyard

Padigan’s vineyard spans nearly 26 acres with room for expansion to 30. The site’s diverse volcanic and alluvial soils support 100% estate-grown production and a wide array of varietals including Chardonnay, Viognier, Sauvignon Blanc, Muscat, Rosé, Syrah, Malbec, Tempranillo, and red blends. Thoughtfully developed and professionally managed, the vineyard reflects the unique terroir of the Bear Creek sub-basin.

Opportunity

Padigan offers a rare combination of premium vineyard, modern winery infrastructure, established brand presence, and high-visibility hospitality venue. With direct access to a growing local population and tourism base, the property is ideally suited for expanding an existing brand, launching a new wine label, or operating a full-service estate winery and event venue in one of Oregon’s most promising wine regions.

Strategically Positioned Across from One of Southern Oregon’s Most Dynamic Growth Corridors

Padigan’s location is more than scenic — it’s strategically placed at the heart of one of Southern Oregon’s most exciting growth corridors. Positioned directly across from the acclaimed Centennial Golf Club and the expansive Centennial Village master-planned community, this estate winery enjoys a rare combination of rural charm and immediate proximity to emerging residential and recreational energy.

Centennial Golf Club, a premier 18-hole public course designed by PGA Tour pro John Fought, attracts thousands of golfers, event guests, and outdoor enthusiasts. It serves as a regional hub for recreation and lifestyle — and offers a beautifully maintained greenbelt that visually extends the winery’s own vineyard backdrop.

Just beyond the course, the 470-acre Centennial Village is now moving forward in phased development. Planned over 14 phases, this mixed-use community will introduce a vibrant blend of single-family homes, townhomes, and multi-family residences, along with parks, trails, open spaces, commercial districts, and new road infrastructure.

With road improvements including the South Stage Road extension and upgrades to North Phoenix Road, Padigan will become even more accessible to a growing community seeking local wine, food, and event experiences.

Why This Location Matters for Padigan

• Expanded Audience: Thousands of new residents will live within walking or driving distance of the tasting room.
• Increased Visibility: Padigan’s high-profile location gains even more value as the area transitions into a premier residential and lifestyle district.
• Hospitality Growth: The nearby golf course and new homes will drive demand for tastings, weddings, private events, and wine club participation.
• Direct Access: Infrastructure upgrades improve transportation flow for both customers and winery operations.
• Marketing Advantage: Maps and development plans highlight Padigan as a gateway to this new community — enhancing its appeal to lifestyle buyers and brand-conscious investors.

As the Centennial area evolves into one of the Rogue Valley’s most desirable destinations, Padigan is ideally positioned to serve as a cultural, recreational, and wine country centerpiece — offering both immediate value and long-term potential.

Listed with Garrett Zoller of Z5Ranch Group and co-marketed by Ashley Lacer of Martin Outdoor Property Group

A premier luxury estate set in the heart of Southern Oregon’s wine country, this exceptional property offers elegant living, equestrian facilities, and stunning views of Roxy Ann Peak and Mt. Ashland. This estate is set amongst an oasis of nature that’s centrally located, feeling private yet extremely convenient to town amenities. Designed with timeless sophistication and luxurious comfort in mind, the estate features a grand main residence, an exquisite guest casita, a custom-designed barn, and expansive outdoor entertaining areas—ideal for both intimate retreats and upscale gatherings. The private and serene setting is complemented by EFU zoning that supports a variety of agricultural uses. At the heart of the outdoor living space is a resort-style pool with hand-crafted rockwork and a built-in spa, surrounded by manicured landscaping and lounge areas. This estate also boasts 20.10 acres of irrigation water rights from the Talent Irrigation District (TID), delivered via gravity-fed flood irrigation—perfect for supporting lush pastures, vineyard, or ornamental landscaping.

Main Residence

A Grand Arrival 

Guests are welcomed through over 12-foot iron entry doors into a striking foyer with soaring 22-foot cupola ceilings and expansive windows that flood the space with light. The formal living room sets the tone, anchored by a gas fireplace and elegant architectural details.

Private Primary Wing 

To the right of the entry lies a home office and the luxurious primary suite, accessed through a custom stone interior archway. This wing includes a spacious bedroom with its own fireplace, private access to the outdoor oasis, and a spa-inspired bathroom featuring dual vanities, soaking tub, walk-in steam shower, and an exterior door that leads directly to the rock spa.

Entertaining and Daily Living 

To the left of the entry, the home opens into the entertaining and culinary spaces. A formal dining room connects to a butler’s pantry outfitted with a wine fridge, sink, and secondary dishwasher. The rounded breakfast nook invites relaxed morning gatherings in the show-stopping kitchen, complete with stainless steel professional-grade appliances (including warming drawer and double ovens), granite countertops in both marbled and leathered finishes, a large island with bar seating, and extensive Brazilian cherry cabinetry.

The kitchen flows into a vaulted family room showcasing a stone fireplace crafted from vineyard rock and panoramic views of Roxy Ann Peak. Four sliding doors open seamlessly to the expansive outdoor living spaces.

Guest Wing and Upper Level 

Just off the kitchen, a split-level design provides separation for guests and activities. The lower level houses two en suite guest bedrooms, a wine cellar, and direct access to the oversized three-car garage. The upper level offers a fourth bedroom, full bathroom, a light-filled bonus room perfect for art or music, and a dedicated home theater (currently used as a gym).

Architectural Highlights 

Mediterranean in style, the residence showcases stucco finishes, terracotta-style roof elements, and cupola ceilings that enhance the airy atmosphere. Solid alder doors, maple floors, Brazilian cherry cabinetry, and custom stonework underscore the attention to detail throughout all 5,457 square feet.

Comfort & Technology 

The home features a multi-zone HVAC system with hydronic radiant heat on the main level and an electrostatic air filter. Two heat pumps and a furnace are tucked into the attic for efficient year-round comfort. Additional amenities include two domestic wells, a 1,500-gallon concrete holding tank, a 500-gallon poly tank, on-demand hot water, a central vacuum system, and a comprehensive water purification system (carbon, UV, ozone). A whole-home Sonos system completes the modern lifestyle experience.

Outdoor Living 

The outdoor experience rivals the interior. A covered veranda leads to a custom pool framed by vibrant landscaping and multiple entertaining zones. The outdoor kitchen with built-in grill is ideal for gatherings. Outside the master bathroom, you are greeted by a hand-laid rockwork and integrated spa. A garden greenhouse and raised beds further enhance the connection to the land.

This main residence is a masterful blend of scale, design, comfort, and natural beauty—an estate truly in a class of its own.

Guest Casita

Tucked away from the main residence, the guest casita built in 2008 is a striking standalone structure that combines rustic elegance with modern luxury. Crafted with natural stone and wood finishes to mirror the main estate, it features an expansive wraparound covered deck that invites relaxation and outdoor enjoyment, framed by manicured landscaping and views of the surrounding mountains and vineyards.

Inside, the studio-style layout is warm and inviting with vaulted tongue-and-groove ceilings, exposed beams, and rich wood and stone finishes. The open living area centers around a custom stone fireplace and is anchored by a well-appointed kitchenette, blending functionality with design. High transom windows flood the space with natural light, enhancing the sense of volume and warmth. Custom built-ins include a Murphy bed that maximizes space and utility without compromising style.

The luxurious bathroom features a walk-in stone-tile shower, designer fixtures, and a chandelier that adds a touch of refinement. Every detail — from the lighting to the cabinetry — reflects high-end craftsmanship and thoughtful design, making the casita ideal for guests, extended family, or use as a private retreat or studio.

Barn & Agricultural Infrastructure

Built in 2006 to complement the main residence, the barn is a high-quality structure designed for both functionality and comfort in daily use. Set on a concrete foundation with classic board and batten siding, the barn includes four stalls, each with access to a variety of individual turnouts—ideal for equestrian care or small-scale livestock.

Interior features include a tack room, vet room with sink, and washer/dryer hookups for added convenience. Sliding doors at both ends of the barn allow for excellent ventilation and drive-through access. A staircase leads to an upper-level loft, providing ample space for storage or future adaptation.

The barn is fully serviced with water and electricity, supporting year-round utility. Outside, a rectangular outdoor training arena creates a dedicated space for exercise, groundwork, or riding. Together with the mix of perimeter fencing—field fence, barbed wire, and hot wire—this infrastructure makes the property highly functional for a wide range of rural pursuits.

Land, Water, & Infrastructure

The property spans gently rolling topography at elevations from approximately 1,560 to 1,580 feet above sea level. It is zoned EFU (Exclusive Farm Use), offering both privacy and productivity.

The property includes 20.10 acres of Talent Irrigation District (TID) water rights for flood irrigation via a gravity-fed ditch along the eastern boundary. The house landscaping is irrigated through Medford Irrigation District (MID), with domestic water being sourced from two wells—one with a 1,500-gallon concrete holding tank and another with a 500-gallon poly tank.

Utilities include natural gas service to the main residence, electricity (single phase) to the barn, and perimeter fencing consisting of a combination of field fence, barbed wire, and hot wire for livestock control.

This exceptional estate represents the best of Southern Oregon luxury living with privacy, utility, and timeless design all in one remarkable property.