120 Acres Land on North Fork John Day River
SOLD! Beautiful views, privacy and seclusion are here in this recreational retreat ~ a very rare find in this market on the North Fork of the John Day Rivers Scenic Waterway with a half mile water frontage. Potamus Creek flows seasonally through this remote oasis in northern Grant County. BLM borders this holding on three sides and public dirt access road bisects property. The road is year round county maintained to bridge with access across river at the end of Wrightman Canyon on County Road 15. Small scattering of juniper trees with power and phone across river. Property is located 26 miles off Highway 395, and just 14 miles from Ritter Hot Springs. Enjoy fishing, floating, rafting, hunting, camping & recreation. Undeveloped springs run along Potamus Creek. Buyer to verify buildability with county. Not fenced. 2300 elevation. Cash.
Recreational 120 acre property in Ritter, OR 97817. T7S R29E WM TL-1800 Section 7. Zoned Primary Forest 80 (240). Taxes for 2018 $244.11 and in farm deferral.
Bear, elk, mule deer, turkey, upland game, quail, chukar, grouse, waterfowl, duck, geese, big game, offshore fishing on North Fork John Day River. ATV trails, public land access, equestrian & hiking trails, biking trails, bird watching, water sports include rafting or floating river.
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Julie Mansfield Smith
Julie Mansfield Smith has been a consistent multi-million dollar producer in rural real estate sales for the past 20 years, specializing in rural Grant County properties in eastern Oregon. Living and working with her husband Brad, Co-owner of the brokerage, in one of the finest hunting, fishing and recreational areas in the state of Oregon gives them first hand knowledge in listing and selling raw land & a variety of acreages. From small farms, parcels to hunt on to river front, timber properties or large ranches and recreational retreats, call Julie if you want to know what current market values are in the remote areas of this eastern Oregon outback they call home.