25-30 acres in unincorporated Multnomah County, at the corner of Kaiser and Brooks roads, just off Cornelius Pass Road.
Description
Owner’s Short Term Vision for the Property
Productive relationship with someone who wants to lease land at a very low price and make good use of some spectacular farming land that faces south Southwest and has a slight slope.
Owner’s Long Term Vision for the Property
I just bought an excavator and I’m planning to clean up the edges of the property and I want to put fences in and potentially graze animals one day or have a sustainable crop that can be beneficial to the community for years to come.
Current Use
Wood lot, wheat, hay, clover, erosion hay
Available Water / Irrigation
Well and two cisterns
Soil Type / Quality
Typical NW
Buildings and Structures Available for Farm Use
Barn
Farm Equipment Available for Use, Sale or Lease
Plow.
Any Restrictions That Could Limit Agricultural Production
I am zoned EFU. This is a favorable zoning for Farmers.
What are you doing as a landholder to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for everyone on your land and in your community?
Reliability, consistency, honesty and respect for the land. Communication and respectful interaction is important to me. I’ve been in the Portland area since 1965 and this farm is very important to me, as it was my father‘s before me and with his memory, I want to continue to make it something special. My dream is to live there and retire there one day. For now my son is the caretaker and cares for the 2 acres around the Home and Barns. Thank you for your consideration.
With appreciation, Mr. Takla.
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County: Multnomah
Farm Basics
Total Acreage: 40
Acreage Available to Landseeker: 25-30
Date Property is Available: July 20, 2026
Possible Business Arrangements: Lease for cash, Lease for trade, Other
Lease Rate / Price: Negotiable
Date when this listing was created:
July 22, 2026
Farming Practices
Current Farming Practices: Organic, Not Certified, Dry Farming, Conventional
Farming Practices Allowed: Certified Organic, Organic, Not Certified, Biodynamic, Dry Farming, Season Extension, Conventional, Other