Eastern Oregon Big Basin Ranch - Located in Kimberly, OR

The picturesque Big Basin Ranch in Eastern Oregon has everything you want and more! The ranch headquarters is located approximately 11 miles south of Kimberly Oregon in the heart of the John Day Fossil Bed National Monument area. Consisting of 7,573 deeded acres with varied terrain, which includes the John Day River frontage, tabletop sloping pastures, springs, creeks, and pine tree-timbered draws. This makes this a solid cattle ranch with beautiful landscapes. The ranch also hosts a world-class home and wildlife including mule deer, antelope, and Rocky Mountain elk. Along with the private land, there is also nearly 7,500 acres of private Bureau of land Management (BLM) grazing leases allowing for over 984 animal unit months (AUM's). The current owners run the ranch with a small herd of cattle, grow alfalfa hay and conduct projects to add to the wildlife and habitat opportunities. This focus on sustainable stewardship has increased the productivity of the native grasslands, added additional tons of alfalfa in the hay fields. The owners have developed nearly 40 spring water sources for cattle & wildlife, and significantly reduced the juniper tree population, benefiting both groundwater and helping prevent wildfire. Constructed improvements include an over 3000 square feet custom-built home overlooking the iconic Sugarloaf Mountain, Cathedral Rock and Windy Point. Other amenities include guest/manager house, large shop, haybarn, two sets of working corrals, and a quonset hut shop. All the improvements are in good condition and show pride of ownership. The Big Basin Ranch is centrally located in Oregon and is approximately 105 miles from the Redmond Airport, 125 miles from Bend Oregon, 225 miles to Portland Oregon, and 235 miles to Boise Idaho. 14 miles from the town of Dayville with gas, café, and mercantile. 45 miles from John Day with groceries, ranch supplies, hospital, doctors, dentists, veterinarian, and so on. MAIN HOUSE: The custom-built and architected deigned home shows pride of ownership and reflects the owners background in design and construction. The owners have done a great job planning this home, from the location of the house on the crest of a hillside with breathtaking views, landscaping, and floor plan of the house. The house has exceptional craftsmanship that went into the final product. This four-bedroom four-bathroom house was built to last with copper roofing, stucco siding, and concrete decks/walkways covered extensively with local custom stonework, complimenting a natural setting. The interior consists of a gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances from Subzero, Miele, Blue Star and Viking. The cabinets are custom-built cherry wood covered with granite countertops. The basement includes a wine cellar for your collection. The master suite features custom built-in dressers and bookshelves and stunning views of the surroundings. The master bathroom features granite floors and walls, a walk-in shower, and soaking tub. In the evening you can take a dip in the 30,000 gallon solar/propane heated Infinity Pool or the custom Gunite hot tub, while watching the sunset and local wildlife, all while enjoying your favorite beverage. GUEST/MANAGER HOUSE: This original homestead house is conveniently located next to the irrigated hay fields and other outbuildings. The one-bedroom two-bath house was remodeled back in 1994. The nice-sized living room and covered front porch overlooks the hay fields. The yard has sprinkler system plus fruit trees. SHOP: A newer shop built in 2002 with 3-bay machine shed. The enclosed shop area has concrete floor and two roll up doors. The insulated shop is heated by a woodstove. HAY BARN: The hay barn was built in 2006 and can store 300 (+/-) tons of baled hay. There is power and lights added for your conveniences. ***More information in documents