36113 Allstead Ln Halfway, OR 97834

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This beautiful property has much to recommend it. It is only five miles from the town of Halfway, Oregon, yet it offers a rushing creek, towering timber, excellent pastures, and is shadowed by majestic mountains. Halfway is a lovely small ranching community known for its friendliness and absolutely beautiful scenery. Located at the foot of the southern end of the Wallowa Mountains, this ranch is a knockout with 345 acres +/- with timber, Pine Creek, minerals, and excellent pasture with 94 acres of water rights. It is a mecca for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts, horse enthusiasts, and small animal fans, and is capable of supporting a smaller cattle operation. Two LOP tags are available for whitetail and mule deer, elk, turkey, and bear. It is bordered on two sides by National Forest land. The seller states one could run 70 head with grazing and hay supplement for winter. There are several meadows that have not been hayed recently but are also available. The seller currently has five horses.There are several corrals and a newer protective structure for inclement weather. Seller states if leased he could obtain 10-15, 000 if the lessee does all the fencing and irrigating. currently seller does it for 6k The house is a bungalow style with large picture windows, lovely shade trees, and several newer additions. There are fabulous views to the east, south, and north. The valley has excellent fiber-optic internet service for those wishing to work remotely and an excellent pre-school through 12th-grade charter school. Pine Eagle Charter School students have access to excellent scholarship opportunities and offer some very innovative programs. Pine Valley experiences four distinct seasons with wonderful recreational opportunities in all. To name just a few, the area offers 250 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, hiking and fishing galore on Pine Creek, other local creeks, Hewitt Park Reservoir, and of course, the entire Snake River complex.