9650 Highway 14, Goldendale, WA 98620

The Columbia Gorge Cattle Ranch features views of the Columbia River and the mouth of the Deschutes River. The ranch spans elevations from 700 feet to over 2,900 feet. The property has been maintained by the same family since 1874. The ranch is comprised of 3,029 acres of deeded land, 241 acres of leased State land, 873 acres of Native American land, and 360 acres of Forest Service Land leased at a cost of $1,200 per year. The ranch is equipped for calving on the south side, featuring two covered sheds. It sustains a carrying capacity of 250 to 275 Animal Units from March to mid-August in most years. The property is fenced and cross-fenced, with $250,000 recently invested in new fencing on the north side. Water sources include year-round springs, ponds, and spring-fed stock tanks. The ranch house, built in 1911, has a stone exterior and original features. It includes a covered front porch with a beadboard ceiling, a large dining room, a kitchen with modern appliances and original built-ins, and a screened-in sunporch. The upper level has two bedrooms with refurbished floors. An original bunkhouse provides guest accommodations with a full kitchen, living area, bedroom, bathroom, and laundry facilities. The original big red barn includes horse stalls, hay storage, and wide gates on both ends. There is also a covered round pen and smaller fenced pasture areas.