TL 2400 2500 2600 Off Altnow-Beulah Road, Drewsey, OR 97904

Spanning approximately 370 acres in Eastern Oregon, this recreational hunting property features a high-desert mix of scattered junipers and native trees. A portion of the land includes Cottonwood Creek, which runs through one of the tax lots. The acreage is split into three distinct tax lots, with the owner willing to sell either the combined 210 acres (tax lots 2500 and 2600) or the separate 160-acre option (tax lot 2400). Annual taxes are listed at $70.32, and the legal descriptions are provided for tax lots 2400, 2500, and 2600.

The property is described as being within the Beulah Hunting Unit and positioned about 45 minutes northeast of Drewsey. It is also noted as being near the Malheur Hunting Unit, and the tract borders Bureau of Land Management (BLM) ground while being close to thousands of acres of national forest service land. The address is listed as off Altnow-Beulah Road, and the seller indicates the area may support Limited Opportunity Permits (LOP tags). Buyer should conduct their own due diligence regarding legal access.

This configuration can work well for hunters and outdoor users who want a larger, contiguous base camp with a natural water feature and direct linkage to public land. With multiple tax lot options, the property may also appeal to buyers looking for flexibility in how they purchase the acreage for seasonal use.