Parcel 9154 Paisley, OR 97636

A rare peninsula property totaling 755 deeded acres in Summer Lake, Oregon. The land is fully fenced and served by a reliable solar-powered water supply, supporting livestock needs and year-round ranch use. The property also features “tremendous fat grass” for grazing. Room to build two homes is described, including one on the peninsula directly on the lake and another tucked against the cliff face.

The acreage sits in the heart of Summer Lake and is positioned about 18 miles north of Paisley along Highway 31, with borders along the south and west sides of the Winema National Forest, totaling about 2.3 million acres. The northern boundary neighbors three large alfalfa pivots below the rim rock that encircles Summer Lake.

For outdoor-focused buyers, the property is presented as a sportsman’s destination, with noted populations including mule deer, pronghorn antelope, black bear, waterfowl, and chukars. The listing also states the property qualifies for landowner preference tags, including two buck and two bull tags annually. With the combination of fenced grazing ground, solar water infrastructure, and direct proximity to national forest acreage, the site is well suited to ranching, hunting operations, or a private buildable retreat tied to Summer Lake’s landscape.