Oregon’s 35,132-acre Ochoco Ranch cuts asking price from $65m to $54m
Ochoco Ranch, now listed at $54 million following a price reduction, offers an expansive 35,000 acres of lush Oregon timberland, ideal for recreational enthusiasts. The property features an impressive three-storey lodge promoting sustainable living alongside cozy smaller homes. As a functioning timber ranch, it generates revenue through timber sales and carbon offset initiatives, all connected by…
Ochoco Ranch, Oregon's most expensive property, has reduced its asking price from $65 million to $54 million. Spanning 35,132 acres of timberland in Prineville, Central Oregon, the ranch borders the Ochoco National Forest. It features a mountain-top lodge with nine bedrooms, eight fireplaces, and an armory vault, all powered by renewable energy.
The ranch also offers a variety of recreational activities, including hunting, fishing, and hiking, with a diverse range of wildlife present. Managed as a working timberland for decades, the property is now available for its potential to generate revenue through timber sales and carbon offsets. Its accessibility is enhanced by a well-developed road system on private easements connected to primary roads.
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