Cattle and Horse Ranch in Eastern Washington

Home Features

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Lot Features

• 69.7-Acre Ranch: Historic Charm Meets Modern Comforts
• This enchanting 69.7-acre ranch, once the original McCaw homestead, offers a perfect blend of history and modern convenience. Lovingly restored and maintained, this tranquil oasis provides cooler summers, warmer winters, and close proximity to essential amenities.
• Property Overview
• Established by Ernest McCaw in 1954, this ranch retains its historic charm, including original irrigation systems and ponds. The land, passed to his son Paul and later purchased in 2014, has undergone extensive renovations to create a comfortable and modern living space while preserving its rich legacy.
• Key Features
• Historic Legacy: Established in 1954, the ranch carries the McCaw family heritage. The original irrigation and ponds remain intact, providing a deep connection to the lands history.
• Renovations & Upgrades: Extensive updates include new perimeter and exterior fencing, a replaced main irrigation line, rehabilitated barns with new roofs and lofts, and a 50-hp variable-speed irrigation pump. The home itself boasts vinyl windows, refinished floors, granite countertops, a freshly painted exterior (2023), and a new roof, deck, veranda, and patio. A new domestic well and backup propane generator ensure modern convenience.

Horse Facility Features

• Acreage:
• A sufficient amount of land (69 acres) to graze and exercise.
• Fencing:
• Strong, well-maintained fencing is essential for keeping horses safe and contained. ire.
• Topography and Soil: Level area with plenty of rainfall with alfalfa production at 250-300 tons per year
• Water Source:
• 2 Wells on the property provide plenty of water for irrigation
• Structures:
• Barn:
• A functional barn is a must-have, with amenities like wash stalls, grooming areas, tack rooms, and storage for hay and grain.
• Shelter: includes Sheds and Barns for hay and Shelter