Set on 17 wooded acres just minutes from the Applegate River, this 2,743 sq ft single-level residence combines privacy, craftsmanship, and a refined Southern Oregon setting. A beautiful madrone grove creates a memorable approach to the home, while mature landscaping, established grounds, and expansive mountain and valley views give the property a strong sense of permanence and privacy.

The home has been thoughtfully designed to balance luxury with comfort, offering sophisticated finishes, generous outdoor living, and a collection of improvements that make the property equally suited for everyday living and entertaining.

Refined Single-Level Living

The residence offers 3 bedrooms and 4 full bathrooms with excellent separation between the primary suite and secondary living areas. Vaulted ceilings enhance the sense of space, while engineered hardwood flooring in the great room, kitchen, and primary suite adds warmth and continuity.

At the center of the living area is a real stone fireplace with a rough-sawn timber mantle, framed by custom built-ins. The wood-burning fireplace includes GreenStart ignition, which uses forced hot air to assist with starting the fire after the wood and kindling are prepared. The natural stone, timber detailing, and elevated finishes bring warmth and character to the home’s clean, contemporary design.

Expansive Primary Suite

Positioned to capture the property’s sweeping mountain and valley views, the primary suite is one of the home’s standout spaces. Direct access to the outdoor living area creates an easy connection between the bedroom, rear deck, and surrounding landscape.

The ensuite bath is finished with tile flooring and features a double vanity, soaking tub, and separate shower with natural light. Heated floors add another layer of comfort, while the expansive walk-in closet includes custom built-ins and a window that brings natural light into the space.

Custom Kitchen

The kitchen combines clean contemporary design with carefully selected materials, including GE Café appliances, quartz countertops, custom-stained vertical-grain white oak cabinetry, and a full soft-close cabinet package.

The cabinetry brings warmth, depth, and a distinct architectural character to the space, while the quartz surfaces and modern appliance package maintain a polished, understated aesthetic. The kitchen flows naturally into the surrounding living areas, making it equally comfortable for daily use or entertaining.

Outdoor Living and Expansive Views

Outdoor living is a major part of the home’s design. A vaulted covered deck and expansive rear entertaining area extend the living space outdoors and are oriented toward the property’s broad mountain and valley views.

The primary suite opens directly to this area, while the hot tub provides an additional place to enjoy the setting throughout the year.

Approximately 2 acres surrounding the residence are fully enclosed with 6-foot fencing. Within the fenced area are mature landscaping, established garden spaces, a chicken coop, and thoughtfully maintained grounds. Beyond the immediate homesite, the wooded acreage provides privacy, natural beauty, and a strong sense of separation from neighboring properties.

Garage, RV Parking, and Utility Space

The oversized 3-car garage is fully insulated and finished, with a level of quality and attention to detail that complements the overall residence. 

A 15′ x 40′ covered RV area includes a concrete floor, offering substantial space for an RV, boat, equipment, or additional storage. There is also a 50 amp electrical plug in for a RV. A large utility room inside the home provides additional workspace and storage for day-to-day use.

Water, Septic, and Home Systems

The property is served by a private well with a 1,500-gallon holding tank. A 4-hour well test completed in July 2026 measured 9 GPM.

The domestic water system also includes a water softener located in the well house and a reverse-osmosis system beneath the kitchen sink. The septic tank was replaced in 2023 and is sized for a 4-bedroom residence.

Advanced HVAC and Indoor Air Comfort

The home is served by two separate HVAC systems, providing greater flexibility in conditioning different areas of the residence.

The system is further enhanced by a fresh-air exchange system, air scrubber, and UV light filtration. Together, these features go well beyond a conventional heating and cooling setup and contribute to a more controlled and refined indoor environment.

The home also includes two hot water heaters and has propane service to the kitchen range.

Applegate Valley Location

The property is located just minutes from the Applegate River and Cantrell Buckley Park, placing it within one of Southern Oregon’s most scenic rural settings. The Applegate Valley is known for wooded hillsides, vineyards, farms, river access, and a relaxed rural character.

Jacksonville, Medford, and the greater Rogue Valley remain within convenient reach, providing access to dining, shopping, services, healthcare, and regional amenities while preserving the privacy of a true country setting.

A Distinctive Southern Oregon Luxury Property

What sets this property apart is the combination of elements rarely found together in one offering: a polished single-level residence, expansive primary suite, custom kitchen, real stone and timber detailing, exceptional outdoor living, established landscaping, sweeping views, substantial garage and RV facilities, and thoughtfully upgraded home systems.

The setting feels mature, private, and complete, while the residence reflects a level of design, craftsmanship, and finish that elevates it well beyond a typical rural home. For those seeking luxury, privacy, and the natural beauty of the Applegate Valley, this property offers a compelling and highly distinctive Southern Oregon lifestyle.

The Maple Street 8-Plex offers a well-maintained multifamily investment opportunity near the heart of Central Point. Built in 2004, the property consists of two 4-plex buildings totaling approximately 6,656 square feet with eight 2-bedroom, 2-bath residences arranged around an attractive central courtyard with mature trees and established landscaping. The property combines a clean overall presentation, practical tenant amenities, and convenient access to Central Point and the greater Rogue Valley.

Functional Floor Plans with Broad Rental Appeal

Each residence features a practical 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom layout with a primary suite, private bathroom, walk-in closet, functional kitchen and living areas, and in-unit laundry. The efficient design provides flexibility for a variety of living arrangements while maintaining good separation between bedrooms and common areas. This highly usable configuration supports broad rental appeal and helps position the units competitively within the Central Point rental market. 

Practical Tenant Amenities

Each residence includes one covered carport parking space and a dedicated locked storage unit. The sale also includes refrigerators, ranges, range hoods, dishwashers, and stackable washer/dryer units for all eight residences. These features add everyday convenience for tenants and strengthen the overall functionality of the property.

Well-Maintained Multifamily Property

The two buildings are positioned around a landscaped central courtyard that creates an attractive residential atmosphere and separation between the buildings. A new composition roof was installed in 2026, complementing the clean exterior presentation and consistently maintained grounds. Parking is accessed from the alley off North 1st Street.

The property is served by public water and sewer. Each residence has individually metered Pacific Power service and an Amana PTAC unit for heating and cooling. Internet is paid by tenants, while the landlord currently pays water, sewer, landscaping, garbage, and common-area electrical expenses.

Convenient Central Point Location

Located near downtown Central Point, the property provides convenient access to schools, shopping, restaurants, parks, services, Highway 99, and Interstate 5. Downtown Medford is approximately 4.5 miles away, while the Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport is approximately 3.5 miles from the property.

Southern Oregon Investment Opportunity

With eight consistent residences, strong tenant functionality, covered parking, private storage, mature landscaping, a new roof, and a convenient location, the Maple Street 8-Plex offers a well-rounded multifamily investment opportunity in Central Point. Its combination of practical features and established condition creates an asset with broad rental appeal and long-term ownership potential.

Welcome to Red’s Cabin, a truly unique Howard Prairie Lake property with a story that spans more than five generations. Situated on 9.12 wooded acres along the lake, this original Southern Oregon homestead has remained in the same family since 1889 and is now being offered for sale for the first time in its history.

More than a mountain retreat, Red’s Cabin combines a custom home, extensive water features, direct recreational access, and an extraordinary family legacy dating back to the earliest days of settlement in the Rogue Valley.

Custom Mountain Home Overlooking Howard Prairie Lake

Built in 2008 as a tribute to the Neil family legacy, the 2,907 SF, 3-bedroom, 3-bath home reflects the character of its mountain setting. Custom juniper woodwork is featured throughout, complemented by exposed timber details, vaulted ceilings, and a dramatic stone fireplace anchoring the great room.

The home offers inviting kitchen and living spaces designed for gathering, along with an upstairs loft/game room and spacious bunk room. A private balcony off the bunk room overlooks one of the property’s most distinctive features: an impressive permitted pond surrounded by mature forest.

Unlike many remote mountain properties, Red’s Cabin is fully on-grid, offering the convenience of established power while preserving its secluded recreational setting. Full security panels for all main-level windows provide an additional layer of protection when the property is not in use.

The home is offered fully furnished for a seamless transition and is equally well suited as a private family retreat, recreational getaway, or legacy property to be enjoyed for generations.

Water Features & Outdoor Amenities

Water is a defining feature of Red’s Cabin. A year-round spring-fed stream enters the property and feeds the impressive permitted pond before continuing past the home toward Howard Prairie Lake.

The property also includes 4.1 acres of water rights and a certificated reservoir permit, creating a rare combination of natural water, established water rights, and mountain recreation.

Just steps from the stream, an impressive covered outdoor stone fireplace creates a memorable gathering space beneath the trees. A zip line extends over the pond and drops into the water, adding another unique recreational feature.

A detached garage was designed to complement the architecture of the main home and includes an upper storage loft, providing useful additional space while maintaining the cohesive character of the property. Other outdoor amenities include a bocce ball court and the original historic ranch cook shack.

Direct Access to Howard Prairie Lake & Public Lands

Red’s Cabin offers exceptional access to the surrounding Southern Oregon high country. The gated property connects directly to Howard Prairie Lake, extensive public lands, and miles of recreational trails, including a trail system that continues around the lake.

Whether hiking, fishing, exploring the surrounding forest, or simply enjoying the water and mountain setting, the property provides immediate access to the outdoor lifestyle that makes the Howard Prairie area so special.

A Southern Oregon Homestead Dating Back to 1889

The history of Red’s Cabin is inseparable from the history of the Neil family in Southern Oregon. Claiborne and Louisa Neil began their journey west in 1852, traveling with their young children on a wagon train bound for Oregon. They arrived in the Rogue River Valley in 1854 and established a 640-acre Donation Land Claim east of Ashland. The creek running through that original property eventually became known as Neil Creek.

The family established farming, livestock, orchard, and irrigation operations in the Rogue Valley. In 1889, W. L. Neil expanded the family operation into the mountains, purchasing approximately 280 acres in what was then known as Grizzly Prairie Meadow near present-day Howard Prairie.

The mountain ranch supported dairy cattle and later served as important summer range for the family’s livestock operation. By 1890, the family had constructed irrigation ditches from Willow Creek to flood and irrigate the high mountain meadows.

The Creation of Howard Prairie Lake

The property’s history changed dramatically in 1958 with the creation of Howard Prairie Lake. An earth-filled dam was constructed across Grizzly Creek, flooding much of the broad meadow that had once formed the Neil family’s mountain ranch. Approximately 518 acres of the ranch were taken through eminent domain for the reservoir project.

Joan Neil Boyden fought to preserve portions of the family property that were not required for the lake. Her efforts ultimately protected approximately 9.2 acres on the cabin side of Howard Prairie Lake, where Red’s Cabin stands today.

As part of the condemnation agreement, the original ranch cook shack was moved from Willow Creek across the meadow by teams of horses. That historic structure remains on the property today, providing a direct connection to the ranch’s early history.

The Story Behind Red’s Cabin

Joan Neil Boyden was affectionately known by her family as “Red,” a nickname inspired by her red hair. Following Joan’s passing in 2006, her children, Mark, Dan, and Julie Boyden, designed and built the current home as a tribute to their mother and to the family’s long connection with the land.

Red’s Cabin became a place where future generations could gather and continue a family story that began with an Oregon Trail journey more than 170 years ago.

Today, the property represents a rare intersection of Southern Oregon history, natural water, lakefront recreation, privacy, and direct access to public lands. With its custom home, year-round stream, permitted pond, water rights, on-grid infrastructure, distinctive improvements, and remarkable provenance, Red’s Cabin offers an opportunity that is difficult to replicate.

For the first time since the Neil family established its Howard Prairie ranch in 1889, the next chapter of this extraordinary property is ready to be written.

Nestled amongst the fir and madrone sits a peaceful homestead on 6.65 acres. The land, composed of a sloped forest with a level clearing, holds the primary residence, a large versatile shop, and a water catchment system. Tucked into the forest is a second dwelling. Discover this small piece of paradise with potential for off-grid living, multigenerational living, or simple solitude.

Two Dwellings

This property includes a 1,200-square-foot, 1986-built cabin-style home with a metal roof, wood siding, a large deck, and attached garage. Custom stonework in the light-filled entryway gives way to a country kitchen with pine paneling and a living room with a wood stove. The two bedrooms include a main-level primary suite and a second bedroom upstairs. Off the laundry room, a large bonus room could serve as additional living space, a studio, or a home office.

The second dwelling is a quaint cabin reminiscent of a bygone era, located a short distance down the hill from the primary home and offering privacy for a tenant or guest. This home includes a full kitchen, a bathroom with tub, a sleeping loft with a separate entrance, and a covered front porch.

Separate Workshop

Situated near the primary residence, a shop built using shipping containers offers ample storage, a concrete slab floor, professional-grade hydraulic engine hoist, and hangar-style doors—perfect for storing equipment, vehicles, tools, or hobby space.

6.65 Acres, Zoned RR-00

This property is an incredible opportunity for those looking for a quiet lifestyle outside of town. With off-grid or hobby farm potential, the property is served by a water catchment system for domestic water. Four large water cisterns serve as storage for collected or purchased water. The well has not been in use since 2004; a recent bid for a new well is on file. Property to be sold as-is.

Ashland, Oregon and the Rogue Valley

Located in Ashland, Oregon, the property offers a rural setting just south of the city limits. For the outdoor enthusiast, there is convenient access to Mt. Ashland and the Pacific Crest Trail, as well as miles of additional hiking trails and USFS recreation areas.

Nearby Interstate 5 provides convenient north-south access through Southern Oregon. Ashland offers dining, shopping, arts, and cultural attractions, while Medford provides regional shopping, healthcare, employment, and air travel. The surrounding Rogue Valley is known for wineries, outdoor recreation, and a mild four-season climate.

Buyers should independently verify all information, including residence details, square footage, permitted uses, rental eligibility, zoning, water catchment, well bid, septic systems, electrical meters, access, and development potential.

This gated 213.57-acre EFU-zoned property offers a rare combination of productive agricultural ground, extensive shop space, and three established homesites. Approximately 203 acres are irrigated with water supplied by the Rogue River Valley Irrigation District (RRVID). Additional infrastructure includes two on-site irrigation bulges, two wells, septic systems, electrical service, and approximately 28,000 square feet of agricultural shop space.

Predominantly level topography supports efficient farming and equipment movement, while expansive views of Mt. McLoughlin and the surrounding mountains add to the property’s rural setting. The combination of irrigated acreage, agricultural buildings, multiple homesites, and 15 tax lots creates substantial potential for commercial agriculture, multi-family homesteading, or long-term rural ownership.

Land, Irrigation, and Agricultural Potential

The property encompasses approximately 213.57 acres across 15 tax lots, with approximately 203 irrigated acres. Irrigation water is supplied by RRVID, and two on-site irrigation bulges support the property’s water infrastructure and agricultural use.

Predominantly level terrain allows for efficient irrigation management, field maintenance, planting, harvesting, and movement of tractors and other farm equipment. County records identify clay soil and Agricultural Class 4. The acreage includes open agricultural ground and wooded portions with mountain and territorial views.

The property’s scale, irrigation, level ground, and existing infrastructure provide a strong foundation for commercial farming, livestock, specialty crops, equipment-intensive operations, and other permitted EFU uses.

Approximately 28,000 Square Feet of Agricultural Shop Space

The property includes six shop buildings providing approximately 28,000 square feet of combined space for agricultural equipment, machinery, vehicles, maintenance, materials, storage, and general farm operations.

The largest shop measures approximately 200 feet by 50 feet and provides approximately 10,000 square feet of building area. This wood-framed structure has concrete flooring, connected electricity, two 10-foot-by-10-foot roll-up doors, and two man doors.

Five additional steel-framed shops each measure approximately 60 feet by 60 feet, providing approximately 3,600 square feet per building and 18,000 square feet of combined space. Each shop has concrete flooring and a 12-foot-by-12-foot roll-up door. Electricity is connected to the first of the five buildings.

A Rare Three-Homesite Configuration

The property includes three established homesites, providing residential flexibility that is difficult to find on a large EFU-zoned agricultural holding. An existing mobile home totaling approximately 2,680 square feet preserves one of the homesites and may provide an opportunity for future residential or farm-labor housing needs.

Two wells, septic systems, electrical service, and separate improvement areas further support the property’s existing residential and agricultural uses. The three homesites create potential for multi-family homesteading, farm management, employee accommodations, or other permitted residential uses associated with the agricultural operation.

Gated Access and Property Configuration

A gated entrance provides private access from a paved road. The configuration of the 15 tax lots also creates potential for multiple access points, which may improve agricultural management, equipment circulation, and access to separate portions of the property.

The acreage combines predominantly level agricultural ground with wooded areas, broad sightlines, and expansive views of Mt. McLoughlin and the surrounding Southern Oregon landscape.

Medford and the Rogue Valley

Medford is Southern Oregon’s primary commercial, medical, and transportation center. The city provides hospitals, schools, shopping, restaurants, professional services, and the Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport, with convenient access to the region’s rural and agricultural areas.

The Rogue Valley is known for its agricultural diversity, warm and generally dry summers, and moderate spring and fall seasons. The region supports farms, ranches, vineyards, orchards, livestock operations, and specialty crops. The broader area also provides access to the Rogue River, public lands, wineries, golf courses, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A Significant Southern Oregon Agricultural Opportunity

With approximately 203 irrigated acres, RRVID water, predominantly level terrain, approximately 28,000 square feet of agricultural shop space, and three established homesites, 4460 Highway 62 offers an uncommon combination of scale, water, infrastructure, and residential flexibility. The property provides a substantial foundation for commercial agriculture, equipment-intensive operations, multi-family homesteading, or long-term rural ownership in the Rogue Valley.

Discover a truly unique Southern Oregon real estate opportunity featuring four existing homes situated across 20 acres. Zoned RR-5 with 16.7 acres of water rights, this versatile property combines multiple residences, agricultural potential, a separate shop, and fenced acreage.

Each home enjoys expansive mountain, valley, vineyard, and territorial views. The multi-home configuration creates possibilities for multigenerational living, extended family, agricultural support, or potential immediate rental income.

Four Existing Homes

The property includes one stick-built residence and three manufactured homes. All four homes offer three bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing considerable existing living space across the property. Each home is served by its own septic system, while all four share a well. All four septic systems were pumped in July 2025.

The 1,784 square foot stick-built main residence offers comfortable single-level living with a practical ranch-style floor plan. Interior features include hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace, ceiling fans, a breakfast bar, and tile counters. Forced-air heating and a heat pump serve the home.

The three manufactured homes measure approximately 1,568 square feet, 1,440 square feet, and 1,763 square feet. Each manufactured home has its own internal driveway, providing added separation and privacy.

The property has five separate electrical meters: one for each of the four residences at 202, 204, 206, and 208, plus a dedicated meter for the shop.

Separate 2,000+ Square Foot Shop

A separate shop building offers more than 2,000 square feet for equipment, vehicles, tools, storage, projects, or agricultural use. The shop has its own electrical meter and provides useful workspace for maintaining the property, storing machinery, or supporting rural activities.

20 Acres, RR-5 Zoning and Gravity-Fed Irrigation

The approximately 20-acre property is zoned RR-5 and includes fenced acreage with room for animals, gardening, equipment, and RV parking.

Approximately 16.7 acres of water rights enhance the property’s agricultural potential. The irrigation system is gravity-fed and may support pasture, gardens, animals, crops, or other productive uses. Private gravel access serves the property.

Talent, Oregon and the Rogue Valley

Located in Talent, Oregon, the property offers a rural setting with convenient access to communities and services throughout the Rogue Valley. Talent is approximately 6 miles from Ashland, 9 miles from Medford, and 13 miles from Rogue Valley International Medford Airport.

Nearby Interstate 5 provides convenient north-south access through Southern Oregon. Ashland offers dining, shopping, arts, and cultural attractions, while Medford provides regional shopping, healthcare, employment, and air travel. The surrounding Rogue Valley is known for wineries, outdoor recreation, and a mild four-season climate.

Buyers should independently verify all information, including residence details, square footage, manufactured home information, permitted uses, rental eligibility, zoning, water rights, irrigation delivery, well capacity, septic systems, electrical meters, access, and development potential.