110 Northeast Thousand Oak Drive, Corvallis, OR 97330 - Benton County

This 16-acre equestrian property offers the perfect blend of spacious living and top-notch amenities for your horses. The 3,680 sqft home has great views of the property & could be reconfigured to have several separate/private living spaces. The property features a well-maintained riding arena w/ 7 stalls, a barn with a finished shop, plenty of storage & a bunkhouse above. The neighboring McDonald-Dunn Research Forest offers 34 mls of trails & access to 100's of miles of quiet roads for riding & recreation!

Whether you're an avid equestrian or simply seeking a peaceful training retreat, this property combines county living with exceptional facilities for horse care and training. This property is ideally located for equestrian enthusiasts, with direct access to nearby horse riding trails that offer miles of scenic exploration. It's also just a short distance from Oregon State University, renowned for its exceptional veterinary services and equine care programs, providing peace of mind for any horse owner. Whether you're looking for convenient trail riding or top-tier veterinary support, this location combines the best of both worlds for you and your horses. The neighboring McDonald-Dunn Research Forest, managed by Oregon State Universitys College of Forestry, encompasses approximately 11,250 acres of predominantly forested land on the western edge of the Willamette Valley in Oregon. There are 35 miles of well-maintained recreational horse trails and well over 100 miles of roads to peacefully roam with your horses. This property is perfect for entertaining large groups of riders and their horses for extended stays. Or, you might prefer to run the stables as a premium full-service operation with the possibility of adding additional stables. Being this close to the OSU Campus is ideal for attracting your full-service borders.

14 acres are hated for an average of 25 ton of quality horse hay with minimal inputs. Typically the front 6 acres are opened for pasture after the first cutting. It is possible to get a second cutting on the back 6 acres or you could open up the entire 14 acres and let them roam during the summer and fall.

You have power and water to the arena and a good sandy footing in the arena, stalls and turnouts. All the outbuildings are accessed by well compacted, chip-seal quality gravel, making this a very clean and easy to maintain operation.