From the soaring volcano of Mount Hood to Crater Lake National Park, the deepest lake in the United States, to the dense forests of the Coast Range, and high desert of Eastern Oregon, the topography of the Beaver State can be a bit daunting. Live Water Properties has experienced Brokers all over the state from Hood River to Bend and the largest city of Portland. Oregon ranches for sale range from premier timbered acres teeming with exceptional big game species to private fishing tracts flush with trophy trout. The proximity to the Pacific Ocean makes for exceptional fishing as plenty of tributaries have a plethora of the famed steelhead, multiple species of salmon, and sea-run trout. The logging industry is what made the state thrive in the 20th century. The rivers that slither through the state created small towns along the water as the logs traveled to the Pacific. The West coast of Oregon has exceptional beaches that many humans flock to, traveling east to the timbered land and mountain ranges offering fantastic skiing year-round and the plains of the eastern side of the state provide near perfect farms and ranches for sale that offer income production combined with incredible recreational ammenities. This exceptional ranch real estate market presents an excellent value for sporting enthusiasts who seek private retreat properties with stunning mountain views and wide-open spaces. Several world-class ski resorts offer endless winter pursuits while the trout, steelhead, and salmon fishing round out the year. As a primary flyway for migrating ducks many Oregon ranches present an excellent venue for choice waterfowl hunting. Oregon is also well-known as well as a state that contains two species of quail, four species of grouse, chukar, pheasant, Gray partridge (huns) and two subspecies of wild turkey. Fly fishing properties as well as trophy hunting real estate abound in beautiful Oregon.
The Keystone Ranch is a legacy ranch known throughout the Central and Eastern Oregon community for its privacy, as well as world-class elk hunting. The ranch is located approximately 12 miles east of the city of Prineville, Oregon, via Highway 26. The ranch encompasses 9,500+ deeded acres in Crook County and 357+ acres of senior […]
Wolf Creek Ranch is a desirable private getaway with the ability to offer almost any recreational opportunity. The main residence is a 10,000+/- square foot home that consists of 6 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, oversized 3- car garage, heated hickory floors, geothermal heat/AC, Port Orford Cedar wraparound porch, walk-out daylight basement, magnificent custom bar with hand […]
Bud and Louise Morgan owned and ran Hidden Valley Horse Ranch as a dude ranch in the 1950s. At the time the property was 700 acres. The property now has 1,774.2 acres of timber and grazing land cascading from where Elkhorn Mountains meet the Blue Mountains. Whitman National Forest borders it to the Northwest, Wolf […]
The Black Drake Ranch consists of ±420 deeded acres in South Central Oregon near the California border. There are nearly three miles of fishing from two private streams that hold and produce native wild redband (a high desert strain of rainbow) and wild brown trout. A ponderosa pine-forested area along with the juniper and sage […]
Drift Creek Ranch represents one of the last great strongholds of wild salmon, steelhead and sea-run cutthroat trout in the lower 48. Comprised of 126 +/- acres of pristine, completely private, Oregon Coast Range forest, the ranch contains approximately 15 acres of cross-fenced pasture, a 3,932 sqft custom creekside home with mature landscaping, large barn, tack room and more.
Located 15 minutes west of Fossil, Oregon, The Parker encompasses 3,200 acres of creeks, springs, draws, basalt cliffs and juniper on the flanks of the John Day River. The Parker is a portion of the vast, famed Stanley Ranch, known for its large 350”+ class bulls and heavy-horned mule deer bucks that migrate along the ranch and adjacent private lands. With a resident area herd estimated at 600 elk, the Parker is situated in the middle of these private ranches and considered a hunter’s haven. The ranch enjoys all of the components needed to sustain and hold big game. In addition to the deer and elk, The Parker is home to chukar, grey partridge and California quail, as well as the occasional pheasant. Other big game animals that can be seen occasionally on the ranch include pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep, bison and barbary sheep.
The McGinnis Ranch is located west of the resort town of Bend, Oregon, in the Tumalo area. This Oregon ranch is comprised of 77.75 acres of farmland with a viewscape across the Cascade Mountain Range. The majority of the acreage is irrigated on a rotational basis with senior water rights from the Tumalo Irrigation District. Improvements are plentiful with a custom-designed 4,900 sqft farmhouse and attached 3-car garage. The caretaker’s home has 4 bedrooms and 3 baths with an attached 2-car garage. In addition, the carriage house is ideal for guests. The ranch has won numerous awards including Bend’s Outstanding Design Award and is the two-time winner of the Central Oregon Master Garden Tour. The property is professionally landscaped with perennial gardens throughout. The Japanese garden is rumored to be the largest of its kind east of the Cascades. The McGinnis Ranch represents the best in elegance and rustic charm.
The E. R. Pooley Estate is a secluded family retreat and historic home located 10 minutes from downtown Hood River, Oregon. Designed by famed architect, Jamieson Parker of Portland, and constructed between 1926 and 1928, the estate is comprised of 4,994 sqft, a 7-bedroom/4.5-bath main residence. In addition, there is a 568 sqft 1-bedroom/1-bath caretaker’s home, an attached two-car garage and gated entry with stunning views of Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams. Situated on 58.23 acres in the small town of Pine Grove, this estate is rare in that it contains both Hood River frontage and big mountain views. With 0.3 mile of Hood River frontage and 0.3 mile of Neal Creek frontage, this offering enjoys the coho salmon and steelhead spawn onsite. The Hood River supports runs winter and summer steelhead, chinook salmon and coho salmon. Though close to nearby amenities, the bulk of the estate and riverfront is invisible to neighbors and is not visible from any public road. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a property that has been in the same family since inception.
Located north of Madras, Oregon, the Riverhouse on the Lower Deschutes is positioned on a 0.63-acre lot with 200 feet of river frontage along the famed Lower Deschutes River and deeded access to an additional 200 feet upstream.
The RiverSong Farm and Forest Sanctuary is comprised of 91 +/- acres of open fields, irrigated farmland and forestland located in the Hood River Valley along a secluded stretch of the Hood River. The property consists of three distinct elevation and habitat zones.
Oakview Ranch is a sportman’s paradise that is comprised of 144 acres of old-growth oak stands, open meadows, creeks, vernal pools and wetlands. Previously a grass-seed farm, the wetlands and vernal pools that were once prevalent throughout the Willamette Valley, have been restored on the property through a program with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. An 80-acre conservation easement held by the USDA now protects these wetlands and waterfowl and wild game magnets in perpetuity. Hunting is still allowed under easement, making this property a waterfowl hunter’s dream. Additionally, the ranch enjoys approximately ½ mile of Crabtree Creek, which supports resident rainbow and cutthroat trout, bass, bluegill and steelhead, and a ¾ mile section of Little Creek, an intermittent tributary to Crabtree Creek. Other species on the property include black-tailed deer, wild turkey, valley quail, dove, beaver and occasional visits from Roosevelt elk. The ranch has multiple structures on the property, and the ranch is fully self-sufficient for energy, water and food. The main house is comprised of a total of approximately 4,800 sqft of livable space including a 3-car garage with an extra bay for two ATVs, a large recreation room, custom wood floors, and two kitchens; one is a chef’s kitchen.
Stone Forest Farm is nestled in the Trask River Valley just 15 minutes southeast of Tillamook and some of the most amazing beaches and vistas on the Oregon Coast. Stone Forest Farm is only a short 1.5 hour drive from Portland. In addition, the Port of Tillamook Bay Airport is 12 miles from Stone Forest Farm
We at Live Water Properties, LLC seek to connect hunting, fly fishing, conservation, farms, plantations, and equine properties for sale with people who value them.
Live Water Properties is a ranch and land real estate brokerage specializing in land and ranches for sale. Live Water Properties represents clients in the acquisition and disposition of investment quality ranch properties in Wyoming, Montana, Colorado, Idaho, Oregon, Nebraska, California and Utah and land properties in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. Our focus is on fly fishing ranches, hunting ranches and cattle and guest ranches, as well as farms, plantations, timber, equestrian and sporting properties for sale.
We were so thankful to have Hunter Brant with Live Water Properties as our agent. He is professional, extremely knowledgeable and truly cares about his clients. We were so impressed to receive an offer on the first day our property was listed! Thanks again for selling our property in record time and making the process so painless!
Hunter excelled in 3 essential areas of Expertise in the sale of my property in Southwest Georgia. He priced the property correctly achieving a timely sale, his company delivered excellent marketing on a local, regional and national level that reached qualified prospects and he was exceptional at negotiating the sale to achieve the highest price for my property. I am happy to recommend Hunter Brant as a Broker.
My company used Hunter Brant and Live Water Southern to help us sell a piece of property we’d had on the market for a number of years. Within a few weeks, we had a number of offers and were able to close on the property during a period of incredible economic uncertainty. I am positive that without Hunter’s diligence in sourcing offers, we would not have closed this deal. Many thanks to him and Live Water Properties.
“I began working with Hunter as I contacted him regarding a nice gentlemen’s farm that he was the listing agent on in North Florida. Although after visiting the property it wasn’t a fit for me, I had such a good experience with Hunter I decided to utilize him to list my smaller tract of property in North FL, that I wished to sell, as well as have him assist me in finding my future property. In 6 short months he sold my property for 94% of the asking price. One month later he assisted me in closing on a new tract in Southern GA. I had been looking on and off for over a year for the perfect next tract, but it was through his help that I found it…”
“When it came time to sell our 1,500-acre Montana fishing ranch we knew we would have to find a broker who understood the beauty and uniqueness of this special place. We found that in Jeff Shouse, of Live Water, and his 35 years of market knowledge. Jeff’s expertise in how to position this property and his understanding of who the buyer would be, led to an efficient process and excellent final sales price. Jeff’s friendly, pleasant and easygoing manner made for a wonderful experience!”
“A family client asked me to interview and hire a ranch broker to sell a very unique recreational ranch property. After numerous interviews with all the known brokerages and being in the ranch brokerage business myself in Texas, the choice became a no-brainer after meeting Brian Hartley. Brian understands the product as well as anyone I’ve met with. He also understands how important these rare assets are to the families that own them. I look forward to many more successful sales with Brian and give him my highest recommendation!”
