775+ Acre Ranch w/ Large Meadows & Pastures

Home Features

• There are 4 distinctive homes on the property:
• The Grand Meadow Lodge: 2,745 sqft - Single level, 2 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, Designed in 2002 by Western Homes Awards Special Award winner David E. Shambach Architects, Inc. of Tucson, Arizona. Finished in 2007 and renovated in 2023, post and beam construction, Nearly 20-foot tall vaulted ceilings lined with Port Orford cedar, covered, wrap-around 1,063 square foot South facing porch
• The Overlook House: 2,620 sqft - Single level, 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms w/ attached garage, Rogue River views from nearly every room
• The Rogue Valley View House: 1,674 sqft - Single level, 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms w/ attached garage, Large deck with hot tub, Durable redwood siding
• The Ranch House: 1,444 square feet - two-story, 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, Large, open kitchen with walk-in pantry, Wood-burning fireplace
• Each home has spring-fed water and standard septic systems

Lot Features

• Gentle to steep sloping fields
• Large meadows
• Schoolhouse Creek and Miller Creek originate on the Ranch and both run year-round. Schoolhouse Creek is salmon-bearing.
• 6 spring-fed ponds
• Year-round access with and nicely graveled road to homes and around the property.
• Property borders Private Land, BLM National Forest and timberland
• A resident elk herd roams the property year-round. In the spring and early summer they calf their young in the aptly named Elk Meadow.
• This privately situated property is a sanctuary to wildlife including, Deer, Elk, Turkeys, and Bears.
• Water Rights granted for domestic and irrigation use throughout the property as well as storage
• Timber lots TL 4300 (400 acres) and TL 3900 (160 acres) both have options for additional home sites and can be thinned or logged. Maintained roads throughout both tax lots provide easy access for heavy machinery.
• 12 miles of well-maintained roads and hiking trails exist throughout the entire 775+ acre property.
• With the consistency of water and the security of water rights, there is a great number of possibilities for income flow:
• Farming of organic food
• Bottling of spring water
• Growing and harvesting hay from the meadows for horses or other uses
• Grazing farm animals: sheep, goats, and cattle
• Dairy farming
• Viniculture: The southern-facing slopes are ideal for the cultivation of grapevines for winemaking.

Horse Facility Features

• Large meadows
• See www.goldbeachoregonranch.com for more information