Riverfront Property – Little Riverbend
Welcome to Little Riverbend! A riverfront oasis with two homes boasting over 3200 feet of Little Applegate River…
$925,000
3811 Crater Lake Highway Suite B, Medford OR 97504
For Sale
The Baker Ranch is a ranch for sale in Wallowa County that covers approximately 198.82 acres, offering a combination of irrigated farmland and grazing pasture. The ranch is equipped with an extensive infrastructure to support agricultural operations, including a 3,211 square foot manufactured home, a detached garage, and a variety of outbuildings. These include multiple barns, sheds, grain bins, and a large hay shed, providing storage for hay and equipment.
The property’s irrigation system is highly efficient, utilizing water from the Foster Ditch delivered with a 7 tower center pivot, along with Clearwater ditch subsurface water. With the ability to produce two cuttings of alfalfa/grass mix and one cutting of grass hay annually, the Baker Ranch generates approximately 528 tons of hay per year. Recently, this ranch has leased back late season water rights in exchange for cash payments.
The Wallowa Valley is renowned for its stunning vistas, agricultural heritage, and rural tranquility. Lostine and Wallowa are small, welcoming communities that embody the spirit of the Pacific Northwest’s rugged outdoor culture. The nearby towns of Joseph and Enterprise provide a range of amenities, including local art galleries, restaurants, and shops that reflect the area’s deep cultural roots and appreciation for local craftsmanship.
Baker Ranch Improvements
Home: Manufactured House, built 1997, 3,211 sf, garage 768 sf, 3bd/3bth
Dethatched garage
2 Hay Sheds:
Lean To Equipment Shed
2 grain bins
4 Utility/Storage buildings (one used as a man cave)
The Baker Ranch is located in the heart of Wallowa County, a region known for its agricultural prowess, dramatic landscapes, diverse outdoor recreation, and distinct four-season climate. Nestled between the Wallowa Mountains and the rolling hills of northeastern Oregon, this ranch for sale in Wallowa County provides easy access to some of the state’s most breathtaking natural scenery.
Climate: The area enjoys a semi-arid, high-desert climate with warm, dry summers and cold, snowy winters. Summer temperatures average in the mid-80s°F, offering ideal conditions for outdoor activities. Winters can be chilly, with temperatures often dipping into the 20s°F, and snowfall is common, making it perfect for winter sports enthusiasts. The area’s clear, sunny skies during spring and fall provide additional opportunities for recreation and exploration year-round.
Area Highlights: The Wallowa Valley is renowned for its stunning vistas, agricultural heritage, and rural tranquility. Lostine and Wallowa are small, welcoming communities that embody the spirit of the Pacific Northwest’s rugged outdoor culture. The nearby towns of Joseph and Enterprise provide a range of amenities, including local art galleries, restaurants, and shops that reflect the area’s deep cultural roots and appreciation for local craftsmanship.
Recreation: The region offers a wide array of recreational opportunities. In summer, the Wallowa Mountains are a haven for hikers, backpackers, and horseback riders, with trails that traverse alpine lakes, meadows, and rugged peaks in the Eagle Cap Wilderness. The Lostine River and Wallowa River offer excellent fishing, while Wallowa Lake is a popular spot for boating, swimming, and picnicking. The Wallowa Lake Tramway provides breathtaking views of the entire region from the summit of Mount Howard.
To the east is Hells Canyon, home to the deepest river gorge in North America. Its 652,488 acres offers breathtaking vistas and diverse outdoor activities from world-class whitewater, hiking, and horseback riding, to wildlife viewing and exploring the remote wilderness.
During winter, the area transforms into a wonderland for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling, particularly around the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. The abundant wildlife and serene landscapes also make the region ideal for photography and birdwatching.
Whether exploring the expansive wilderness, enjoying the quiet rural charm of the valley, or taking part in year-round outdoor adventures, Lostine and Wallowa provide access to some of Oregon’s most picturesque and rugged landscapes, making them ideal destinations for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Wallowa, Oregon, located in the northeastern part of the state, sits at the foothills of the Wallowa Mountains and experiences a semi-arid, continental climate characterized by distinct seasons, significant temperature variations, and moderate precipitation levels. The area is renowned for its beautiful landscapes, rugged terrain, and clear, crisp mountain air.
Wallowa lies at an elevation of about 2,921 feet (890 meters) above sea level, but the surrounding Wallowa Mountains, often referred to as the “Alps of Oregon,” rise dramatically, with some peaks exceeding 9,000 feet. These elevation changes contribute to diverse microclimates within the region.
Climate Type:
The region falls under a semi-arid, continental climate (Köppen climate classification: Dfb), typical of higher elevations in the inland Pacific Northwest. This type of climate brings warm summers, cold winters, and a relatively dry atmosphere, particularly in the valley areas.
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Wallowa, like much of northeastern Oregon, has a semi-arid climate, with moderate annual precipitation primarily concentrated in the winter and early spring months.
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