2.39 Acres Oregon SOLD!

Is the property buildable? Not until approved for a Type II Conditional Use Permit, which you would have to apply for, which is $250, and takes about 2 months to review by the Planning Commission as a hearing is required.

What can be built on the property? After Land Use approval, any home that meets building code requirements as a Single-Family Dwelling. Without permits only a storage structure, then is only for storage, and not greater than 400 square feet and not higher than 10’ mean room height.

Is there any time limit to build? Land use is good for a year, and a one year extension if nothing is started within the first year and upon an extension requested prior to the first year being up.

Building permits have expirations as well, but are typically good for 180 days, but that clock resets after each inspection is requested and completed.

Can you camp on the property? Yes

Notes on Camping? No more than 7 day in a 30 day period.

RV's allowed on the property? Yes

Note's on RV's No more than 7 day in a 30 day period.

Mobile homes allowed on property? Yes

Notes on mobile homes? If a manufactured home, then yes, after Land use and with building permits.

Electric hookup: Midstate Electric Cooperative, Inc.: 541-536-2126

GPS Coordinates and Map link

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Center: 43.235702, -120.731088
SE: 43.234936, -120.730789
SW: 43.234940, -120.731396
NW: 43.236671, -120.731400
NE: 43.236677, -120.730776

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Driving times and Nearby Attractions

Driving times to nearby areas: Downtown Christmas Valley ~5 minutes
Silver Lake 24 minutes
Summer Lake 28 minutes
Fort Rock 27 minutes
Valley Falls 1 hour 17 minutes
Bend 1.5 hours
Klamath Falls 2 hours
Medford 3 hours
North Lake School District (Elementary, middle school, and high school): 12 minutes

Nearby Attractions:

Christmas Valley Golf Course - 5 min (2.8 miles)
Sagewood Grocery - 4 min (2.4 miles)
gifts-n-more - 4 min (2.2 miles)
Christmas Valley Library - 5 min (2.8 miles)
Summer Lake Wildlife Area - 31 min (27.2 miles)
Fort Rock Homestead Village Museum - 26 min (24.8 miles)
Fort Rock Cave - 29 min (26.2 miles)
Finley Butte Park - 1 h 3 min (62.4 miles)
LaPine State Park - 1 h 20 min (75.0 miles)
La Pine Elementary School - 1 h 6 min (63.1 miles)

About Lake County Oregon

About Lake County, Oregon: Beautiful Lake County, nicknamed the "Oregon Outback," is located in the south central high desert of Oregon. If you love nature and the wilderness, this is the county for you. Despite its arid climate, there are numerous opportunities for fishing, boating, and other water recreation. Large lakes within its borders include Lake Abert, Summer Lake, and Goose Lake. Enjoy the wildlife of the region with a visit to Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge to view and photograph big-horn sheep, pronghorn, sage grouse, predatory birds and migratory birds in their natural habitat. If forests are more of your forte, you can explore two different national forests. For the natural history and geology lover, there are several areas of interest. One is the Lost Forest Research Natural Area, a protected relic forest. While you're there, don't forget to visit Fossil Lake as well, where many prehistoric fossils have been unearthed! You can also bring your ATV and have some fun at the Christmas Valley Sand Dunes afterwards. Venture to the Glass Buttes, an obsidian complex or visit Plush, where you can hunt for Oregon sunstones. Rock formations and other curiosities to explore include Crack in the Ground, a long fissure with ice in its floor year round. Check out Big Hole, Hole-in-the-Ground, and Fort Rock as well. One last quirky natural feature of the county is Hunter's Hot Springs with its perpetual geyser. Besides ATV, fishing, and boating, other outdoor sports include skiing at Warner Canyon and hang gliding at various locations.