Lagoon Farm
Lagoon Farm is nestled in the rural countryside of Vale, Oregon on over 35 acres. The irrigated farm includes a charming remodeled 3-bedroom farmhouse, 2 greenhouses, a workshop, and 30 acres of water rights. It is set up for horses with horse stalls, round corral, hay barn, and fenced pasture.
Land
The farm consists of 35 level acres and lies between the Mill Ditch and Hope Drain just east of Vale, Oregon. The rich soil of the farm offers potential income from cash crops. It is currently planted in an alfalfa grass hay and averages 150 ton per year. The land includes 30 water right acres through Warmsprings Irrigation District. 30 acres are irrigated under a center pivot and there are sprinklers set up to irrigate the corners. More agricultural opportunities exist with the two 30 X 100ft greenhouses with power and fans.
The land is set up for horses with a hay barn, horse stalls, a round ...
The land is set up for horses with a hay barn, horse stalls, a round corral, a 3rd-year stand of horse hay, and 2 acres of fenced pasture land with a water trough. There is an older milking parlor that is currently being used as a workshop.
The property has two wells. One is for the domestic use for the home and the other well is used for the lawn irrigation system.
35.60 Deeded Acres
30.10 Acres of Water Rights
Alfalfa Grass Hay
Barn
Center Pivot
Fenced Pasture
2 Greenhouses with Power & Fans
Hay Barn
Horse Stalls
Round Corral
2 Wells
Workshop
Improvements
The charming single-level remodeled farmhouse contains 1,504 sq ft of living space. Both the interior and exterior have been improved with updated features giving the home a modern atmosphere.
The yard presents easy maintenance landscaping, mature trees, and space for a garden. There is a lovely deck at the front of the home that is a great space for outdoor entertaining or barbeques. The deck is also a great place to witness the beautiful views of the surrounding country landscape. Next to the home is a matching storage shed perfect for storing lawn equipment.
1,504 Sq Ft
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Complete Remodel of Kitchen, Bathrooms, & Laundry Room
Granite Countertops
Farm Sink
Main Level Primary Bedroom with En-Suite Bathroom
NEW Appliances
NEW Automatic Lawn Sprinklers
NEW Cabinets in Kitchen
NEW Carpet in Bedrooms & Hallway
NEW Electrical
NEW Exterior Paint (August 2021)
NEW Flooring Throughout
NEW HVAC System
NEW Light Fixtures
NEW Metal Roof
NEW Windows (Kitchen, Great Room, & Laundry Room)
NEW Wood Stove
Private Driveway
Sliding Barn Door
Storage Shed
Recreation
A wide range of recreational activities is available at your fingertips from boating, fishing, hunting, bird watching, and more. Thousands of acres of BLM land are within a few miles of the property and it is just 12 miles from Bully Creek Reservoir.
0.3 miles from the Malheur River
1.8 miles from Wadleigh Park
2.0 miles from BLM Land
7.7 miles from Country View Golf Course
12.0 miles from Bully Creek Reservoir
18.5 miles from the Snake River
22 miles from the Owyhee River
27 miles from Fort Boise Wildlife Management Area
40.5 miles from Lake Owyhee State Park
Malheur County is a popular destination for outdoor recreation. Locals love to fish the waters of Malheur County’s many rivers which encompass the Malheur River, Owyhee River, Snake River, and their many tributaries. Other fishing hot spots nearby include the Bully Creek Reservoir and Lake Owyhee State Park. Both recreational parks additionally offer opportunities for boating, watersports, RV camping, and hiking.
Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources
2022 Warmsprings Irrigation District fees are $43.25 per acre with a $125 account fee. The farm includes 30.10 acres of water rights. Total irrigation fees are $1,426.83.
Region & Climate
This farm is located less than 2 miles from Vale, Oregon, a quaint small-town community that serves as the county seat of Malheur County. Vale, Oregon is a small community that lies along the banks of the Malheur River where it converges with Bully Creek. Vale is a mere 75 miles northwest of Boise, Idaho so it is close to an airport, hospitals, shopping, and entertainment. It acts as the county seat of Malheur County and is a common stop for travelers driving between western Oregon and the Boise metro area.
The region was a hub for travelers historically as well. Vale was a popular destination for trappers, missionaries, and settlers that were journeying along the Oregon Trail. In fact, it was the first stop in Oregon for those making the trek along this famous trail. Vale has beautiful vibrant outdoor murals dispersed throughout the community that depicts the journey of these Oregon Trail pioneers. Every year the Mural Society adds another hand-painted piece to the collection enticing visitors to return. Another attraction celebrating its Oregon Trail heritage is the Keeney Pass Interpretive Site. The remarkable past can be also witnessed by the many historical buildings throughout the town such as the Rinehart Stone House, the Grand Opera House, the Vale Hotel, and many others which were built at the turn of the 20th century.
Local attractions and events include the Malheur County Fair, the annual New Year’s Eve Fireworks Display, and the annual Vale Fire Department Crab Feed. One of the most exciting events to attend in Vale is the annual Oregon Trail Days Celebration held the week of July 4th, which features a rodeo, car show, pie contest, and lumberjack competition.
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