5645 OR-201, Ontario, OR 97914 - Malheur County

The Home Place at Crawford Ranch is more than just a piece of land; it's a heritage. Snake River frontage and BLM land nearby. The working ranch and farm are complete with multiple outbuildings, corrals, feed bunks, hay storage facilities, a barn, loafing sheds, and granaries.

Land

The Home Place at Crawford Ranch is an approximate 125.02 deeded-acre property with picturesque Snake River frontage, nestled in the heart of southeast Oregon. Located just 12 miles north of Ontario, Oregon, this property offers the perfect balance of privacy and convenience. With easy access to nearby Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and public lands right outside your door, you’ll have endless opportunities for outdoor activities, including hiking, hunting, and fishing, all within reach.

The ranch boasts a diverse landscape that’s perfectly suited for a comprehensive cattle or farming operation. With its rich, fertile soil, established water rights, and varied terrain, The Home Place offers a prime location for a wide range of agricultural pursuits. Whether you’re looking to establish or expand cattle operations, or focus on crop production, this property provides the foundation for growth and productivity.

Designed to optimize the operations of a working ranch, The Home Place at Crawford Ranch is equipped with a variety of functional outbuildings. These include well-maintained corrals, feed bunks, hay storage facilities, a large barn, loafing sheds, and granarieseach strategically placed to enhance the efficiency of livestock management and agricultural activities. These structures provide the convenience and organization necessary to maintain smooth operations, making it easy to manage resources and care for livestock year-round.

Whether you’re looking to expand an existing operation or establish a new one, The Home Place offers the perfect combination of practical amenities and breathtaking natural beauty.

Improvements

The main farmhouse serves as the primary residence and was built in 1979. It features 2,496 square feet of living space with five bedrooms, three baths, and two fireplaces, including a double-sided fireplace. The secondary home, provides additional accommodations for a ranch manager or ranch staff, was constructed in 1950, and offers 1,018 square feet on the main floor and an additional 390 square feet upstairs.

Recreation

Ontario’s location near the Snake River and the nearby Owyhee Mountains provides ample opportunities for outdoor recreation. Activities such as fishing, boating, hiking, and hunting are popular among residents and visitors alike.

Nearby recreation amenities include:

Owyhee Reservoir: This reservoir offers opportunities for fishing, boating, and kayaking. The area around the reservoir also has camping facilities.

Owyhee River:Known for its scenic beauty and opportunities for rafting and kayaking, the Owyhee River is a popular spot for adventurous water activities. The river flows through breathtaking canyons and offers a chance to experience the natural beauty of the region.

Hiking and Wildlife Viewing:The surrounding areas have trails and paths that are great for hiking and wildlife observation.

Hunting and Bird Watching:The region around Adrian is known for its hunting opportunities, especially for game birds like chukar and quail. There are public lands and wildlife management areas within a reasonable distance of Adrian, providing mule deer, pronghorn antelope, and occasionally elk hunting opportunities

Camping:There are campgrounds around Adrian, providing opportunities for camping under the stars, especially near the Owyhee Reservoir or along the riverbanks.

Agriculture

Malheur County is known for its rich agricultural heritage and diverse farming activities. The county’s agricultural sector plays a significant role in the local economy and contributes to the state’s overall agricultural output.

Region & Climate

Malheur County is semi-arid, characterized by hot, dry summers and cold winters. Precipitation levels are relatively low, and the area experiences abundant sunshine throughout the year.

Location

While agriculture remains a cornerstone of Ontario’s economy, with the region known for its production of onions, potatoes, sugar beets, and other crops. The city also boasts a diverse economy, including manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and service industries. Ontario’s strategic location along major transportation routes contribute to its role as a commercial and distribution center. Ontario serves as a retail hub for southeastern Oregon and nearby Idaho communities. The city is home to shopping centers, restaurants, hotels, and other amenities.