Homes with a View for Sale in Oregon, OR

Home with View for sale in Oregon, OR:

A nearly 30-acre blank canvas for a custom estate built entirely around your vision. This rare Stafford property offers level, usable land and the space to create something truly your own. Formerly part of Sandelie Golf Course, the property spans two tax lots—13.01 acres in front and 15.33 acres in back—with two former fairways, more than 400 feet of road frontage, water rights, and a high-producing well believed to flow at over 400 gallons per minute. The scale and layout provide room to think beyond the home itself: a pool and pool house, sports courts, guest quarters, a shop or collector’s garage, barn and equestrian facilities, or expansive outdoor entertaining spaces.

Home with View for sale in Oregon, OR:

Recreational dream! Great opportunity to own a piece of land for all your toys. Property has CITY water and sewer, electricity and hookups. Located on Tenmile Creek with road and creek access. ATV access from the property to the dunes on the designated ATV route. Seller willing to include the 1999 Coachman 5th wheel in the sale. Property is in the FEMA floodplains but is dry most of the time. Buyers to check with the City of Lakeside for usage.

Home with View for sale in Oregon, OR:

Private 1.16 acre parcel in remote subdivision in La Pine OR. Come over & enjoy all that makes Central Oregon so special. With Deschutes county showing this in a approved septic area & having power available the possibilities are endless. This is priced to sell so contact your realtor for a viewing today.

Home with View for sale in Oregon, OR:

There's a quiet magic to this 1.60-acre parcel tucked into the Three Rivers Subdivision and watershed. Towering conifers rise overhead, their branches draped in soft green moss, while big-leaf maples and lush sword ferns fill in the understory like something out of a storybook. A seasonal creek threads gently through the property, tumbling over smooth stones and filling the air with the quiet music of moving water. It's not uncommon to catch a deer picking its way through the ferns at dusk, or to feel the hush that settles over the woods as evening light filters down through the canopy. A cleared, level camp area is already carved out among the trees, complete with a rustic fire pit, ready-