TL 1100 & 1200 Penny Lane, Burns, OR 97720
- Added:
- Jun 10, 2026
- Days on Market:
- 8
- Last Refresh:
- Jun 17 at 2:06 am
Property Features for TL 1100 & 1200 Penny Lane
General Information
- Property type
- Land
- Property subtype
- Other
- Parking features
- Garage
- Standard status
- Active
- Lot size
- 640.00 Acres
Taxes and HOA fees
- Tax Annual Amount
- 239
Building Details
- Architectural style
- Other
Listing agent Colby Marshall (541) 413-5772
Listing office Jett Blackburn Real Estate Inc. 707 Ponderosa Village, Burns, OR (541) 413-5660
Listing date Jun 10, 2026
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HighLights
- 640‑acre Christie Place cattle grazing parcel, about 27 miles east of Burns, OR
- Fully perimeter‑fenced rangeland with good barbed‑wire fencing and native forage mix (sagebrush, greasewood, bunchgrass, cheatgrass)
- Supports grazing for approximately 50 cow‑calf pairs (+/-) annually from May 1 through November 1 (weather dependent)
- Livestock infrastructure includes a catch pen and corral system with post‑and‑pole fencing and durable metal gates
- Water available at the catch pen; new livestock well drilled in 2024, with interim water supplied from a neighboring well
- Access via Penny Lane; road starts somewhat challenging, then transitions to a good gravel road to the ranch improvements
Overview
The land is located about 27 miles east of Burns, Oregon, and approximately 1.3 miles south of Highway 20. Access is provided via Penny Lane, where the initial portion of the road can be challenging before transitioning into a good gravel road that leads to the ranch improvements and grazing acreage.
Livestock infrastructure includes a catch pen and corral system built with post-and-pole fencing and durable metal gates, designed to provide working space for trucks and trailers. While there is currently no loading chute, the corrals support livestock handling operations. Water is available at the catch pen, and a new livestock well was drilled in 2024. Power has been brought to the property, but the new well has not yet had a pump or electrical service installed; in the interim, water is supplied from a neighboring well. The property has been historically utilized for seasonal grazing from approximately May 1 through November 1, weather dependent, supporting roughly 50 cow-calf pairs annually (+/−).
Current Use by Public Records
Map
- City
- Burns
- County
- Harney
- State
- Oregon
- Longitude
- -118.668
- Latitude
- 43.593
