69768 Highway 205, Burns, OR 97720

Located minutes from Burns, the Silvies River Ranchette is a turnkey property in Eastern Oregon. This ranchette spans 9.66 deeded acres, including 8.28 acres with water rights. Irrigation from the river naturally subs into the meadows, providing hay cuttings of native grasses or forage for livestock. The land is fully perimeter-fenced, with the river forming the north and west boundaries. The homesite and driveway are also fenced, with mature trees that add privacy and welcome summer shade. The property includes a two-story, 2,421 sq. ft. home, a 600 sq. ft. shop with a south-facing lean-to, a GP building, and a livestock shed. The home's exterior features a fenced yard, paved sidewalks, a charming front porch, a covered back walkway with Trex decking, a concrete patio, and a raised flower bed. A composite roof and board-and-batten siding complete the exterior. Inside are 5 bedrooms and 1.75 bathrooms, including a master suite upstairs and a sunken family room. The front entry opens to a sunroom before flowing into the open kitchen and dining area. The U-shaped kitchen features tile countertops and backsplash, a walk-in pantry, and abundant counter space and storage. The dining room includes a cozy fireplace and adjoins the family room, which is filled with natural light from five large windows. The laundry room houses washer and dryer hookups, a sink, the furnace, and the water heater. Four additional bedrooms are located further down the hall, each with generous closets and ceiling fans, plus a full bathroom with vanity and towel storage. Upstairs, the master suite boasts a private deck overlooking the meadows, a 3/4 bathroom with its own water heater, and a spacious walk-in closet. The shop includes concrete floors, a wood stove, metal siding and roof, and a roll-up door. The livestock shed can be easily converted into stalls or left open as it is currently. The GP building, with its dirt floor, metal roof, and rustic barn wood siding, serves as both a garden shed and woodshed. These structures complement the land's agricultural potential, supported by 8.28 acres of irrigated water rights sourced from the Silvies River, dating back to 1891. The property is suited for livestock, hay production, or simply enjoying the peaceful lifestyle of Eastern Oregon.