Homes for Sale in 97869

This Eastern Oregon homestead is one of a kind, sitting in the historic town of Bates, it offers land rich in history, rare opportunities, & endless outdoor recreation possibilities. Bates Homestead features deeded land with the Middle Fork of the John Day River running through it and highway frontage to the Middle Fork Road. Bording Bates State Park to the south and east with tribal land to the

Curt Blackburn Jett Blackburn Real Estate Inc.

The main floor features 952 square feet, including three bedrooms and one spacious bathroom. Upstairs, you'll find a peaked 442 square feet of flexible space, bringing the total living area to 1,394 square feet. The home is comfortably heated through a certified wood stove, along with efficient oil and baseboard heating. Set on an oversized lot that measures 125'x155', or .36 of an acre. The

DeAnn Sandor Madden Realty

This 6.19-acre land is subdividable and zoned prime residential. It's truly one of the few remaining acreages in Prairie City to build your dream home and/or be developed. The property's gentle slope makes it ideal for designing a home that maximizes the breathtaking views of the majestic Strawberry Mountain Range. Its just a short walk for those who want to walk down and enjoy our quaint little

Wendy Cates Country Preferred Realtors

Beautiful views of the John Day Valley. This 40 acre parcel is easily accessed from a public road and located near the Pine Creek Trailhead, gateway into the Strawberry Wilderness! The owner has initiated the Grant Co. planning process for dwelling approval, giving you the opportunity to plot the location of your dream home. As an added bonus, this magnificent piece of land is bordered by another

Rene Mabe Eastern Oregon Realty, Inc.

Buildable 40 acres offering privacy and expansive views of the John Day Valley. Located near the Pine Creek Trailhead, it provides a gateway into the Strawberry Wilderness for your recreational pleasure. This property boasts of a leveled home site, a septic, and is close to power. Timber on the site was affected by the Canyon Creek Fire of 2015. However, newly established conifer seedlings,

Rene Mabe Eastern Oregon Realty, Inc.