Perfect place for peace and quite!
Adjacent Lot#5.8 Available to double your acreage
Very close to Sprague and Sycan rivers for the fishing enthusiasts.
1.51 Acres Klamath County, Oregon
Purchasing Terms
$8,000 cash or $11,000 at $1,000 down (NO CREDIT CHECK, NO DOCUMENT FEES & WE’LL NEGOTIATE!). Finance $10,000 at 12% 12 years, @ $136.34/mo. No prepayment penalty. Three years to pay off and get 10% off remaining balance. If bought sight unseen, you have a one year option to switch the equity to any other lot if you are not 100% happy when you view the land.
Zoned R-1 for one residence.
Pictures of the Land
Property Details
County Info: R294130 Map No R-3512-035C0-01200-000 1.51 Acres M/L being: Lot 4 Block 8, Sprague River Valley Acres Klamath County Oregon.
This is a GREAT piece of property. Check it out. You’ll love it. The only downside on this one is the last little bit in on the gravel road is fairly steep down, then back up. The road also dead ends past the parcels so it’s the only way in or out. (Nice for seclusion and privacy) Snow on the valley in this area is minimal so access is usually OK.
Note: The structure you see in the aerial view has been taken down. There is an existing dirt drive into the lot.
Deeded road access, sits on Yainax Drive, four lots to the east of Piaute. Lots are on the south side of Yaina. Lots 1-4 are 165′ in front so this lot starts 660′ from the corner. Lot is 195′ wide, and 375′ wide on the east side and 400′ wide on the west side. Lot is Cinder rock, just north of Beatty Oregon, off highway 140, about 45 miles east of Klamath Falls. Good road. Animals OK.
Manufactured homes OK. Power and phone about 800′ away. Scattered Pines. Level to rolling hills to back. Some brush. Nice open home sites.
300 days of sunshine per year! Sycan and Sprague rivers close. Many national forests close. 80 lakes and 100 rivers and streams in the county!
Location Information
Sits above the small town of Beatty. Situated in what is called Sprague River Valley Acres, an area in the country subdivided back in the ’60’s. Scattered homes, rural living. Should not have to go very far for water when you drill for a well.
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Contact Information
Michael Long – (503) 680-1144 – oregonlandman@gmail.com
Well Information
Note: Some people buy our lots and decide that they would like to have a full time water source at their property. The lots that we sell are undeveloped and don’t currently have water wells but you can inquire about having a well drilled by clicking here.
