14 Acres in Rogue River

Description

Property is mostly flat with some gently rolling areas.  Open pastures are around the home sites as well as the garden/orchard area, other side of property is nicely wooded with a seasonal creek that runs the length of the property.

Land is suited for most things including grazing fiber animals and/or raising livestock.

Landholders believe that this property is full of potential but also have expectations of land seekers that are dedicated to the farming environment.

We have for lease/rent a 650 sqft self contained cottage on a 14 acre homestead where we grow a large percentage of our own food.  No chemicals have been used for at least the last 17 years. We view this as a business opportunity for someone that has verifiable experience raising dairy goats, poultry, or meat rabbits that would like to start their own business but does not have the land and/or resources to purchase their own farm.

Property has a studio cottage near the main house which is 650 sqft.  Cottage is self contained with it’s own electricity meter and wood stove for heating and cooking.  It has a small storage space/utility room off the back door where parking is.  A complete remodel was done in 2015 including new roof, siding and windows.

Rent/lease price is negotiable depending on your business plan and how much land/resources you need to accomplish that goal.

Land tenants are not required to seek organic certification but must
use, “the same sustainable practices that we do.’

Owner’s Short Term Vision for the Property

Working with someone to find the right fit for homestead/property.

Owner’s Long Term Vision for the Property

*Pastured chickens, turkeys
*Dairy goats
*Sheep for fiber/meat

Current Use

Large garden and orchard with greenhouse

Available Water / Irrigation

Well

Buildings and Structures Available for Farm Use

Barn, shop, greenhouse

Farm Equipment Available for Use, Sale or Lease

Tractor, tiller

Any Restrictions That Could Limit Agricultural Production

Not interested in growing hemp.

What are you doing as a landholder to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for everyone on your land and in your community?

We welcome everyone who has the commitment and passion in working with
our property in a way that is beneficial not only to us but also this ever changing environment that we are living in. We have been homesteaders for many years and know the effort and amount of work as
well as organizational skills that it takes to be successful...one's heart and soul needs to be in it. We see this as running towards something and not away from something...making it's worth for all beings and environment something commendable.