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Seasonal offshoot of “Wildhorse Creek” runs right through this special property. Multiple homesite options on oversized 6.62 acre parcel. Hunt, hike, or just meditate on over 1,500 of acres of public BLM land just a short walk from the property. Heaven!

Just an hour north of the California border sits the rural (but not remote) community of Klamath Falls Forest Estates near Bonanza, Oregon.

Featuring some of the greatest treasures of the Pacific Northwest.

The fur trade brought the first settlers to this area in the early 1800s, and they marveled at what this land had to offer.

Hunting and fishing are just a taste of what this region is famous for. And it all sits in the backyard of this Klamath Falls Forest Estates community.

Whether it’s waterfowl hunting for duck and geese in the 23,000 acre Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge, or big game hunting of deer and elk in the Klamath Falls, Keno, or Sprague Game Management Areas, Klamath County has it all on the menu.

It’s also home to Oregon’s top trophy fly fishing waters: the world-famous Williamson and Wood Rivers.

Where “lucky” fisherman are routinely rewarded with 10+ pound Rainbow trout.

And it’s just east of the massive 61,543-acre Upper Klamath Lake, embraced by the majestic Western Cascade Mountain range.

The views from this Klamath Falls Forest Estates property are something you’ll never tire of.

But sportsman activities are not the only options around here.

With Crater Lake National Park a little over 1 hour away, all-season recreational activities abound. You’ll lose yourself in the miles and miles of hiking, biking, backcountry camping, and cross-country skiing.

Crater lake is America’s deepest (1,943 feet) and cleanest lake. Revered for its intense blue color and fed entirely by rain and snow. You’ll return often for the serenity this national treasure provides, and why not?

And with so much pristine water around, it’s no surprise this region is also famous for kayaking, canoeing, and drift boat fishing. One run through the 9 1/2 mile Upper Klamath Canoe Trail, and you’ll be hooked!

The Klamath Falls Forest Estates community features rural but not remote living.

Only 12 miles away, the Lost River runs right through the nearby town of Bonanza (population 421), a former Modoc Indian village.

Named after the Spanish word for “great prosperity,” Bonanza features restaurants, groceries, a coffee shop, a gas station, and the Bonanza General Store. There are elementary and high schools. It even has it's own winery!

Bonanza is a small, friendly place known for it's pleasant atmosphere to work and live. Getting to know people is easy and making life long friends is common.

But just in case you need a taste of the City life, Klamath Falls (population 42,000) is only 43 minutes away.

Sporting 300 days of sunshine a year, Klamath Falls offers big-box shopping (including a Walmart Supercenter and Home Depot), nightlife, plus many dining options.

The Klamath Falls Farmer’s market is your best bet for delicious farm-fresh produce, bakery goods, meats, dairy, honey, and handicrafts.

Klamath Falls is home to the Oregon Institute of Technology (OIT) and the ultra-modern Sky Lakes Medical Center. It has plenty of culture with museums, antique shops, and even the historic downtown trolley!

And when your outing is over, you’ll love coming home to this exceptional 6.62 acre lot in the Klamath Falls Forest Estates community.

Situated close to the Klamath Falls Lakeview Forest State Park, you’re in good company.

And what’s not to love with relaxing views of the cascade mountains and the valley at your feet.

Whether it’s morning coffee or dinner with family and friends, you’ll be savoring that million-dollar view for a lifetime.

And with an almost seven acre parcel, you have everything you need to draw up plans for a retreat, full-time residence, or retirement dream home.

When it comes to self-sufficiency, Bonanza gets an above-average 214 sunny days each year. This is sure to boost your mood while generating decent power, should you decide to go solar.

But a million-dollar view doesn’t have to cost a fortune!

Offered below market value, the future steward of this land enjoys instant equity while turning their dream of an accessible mountain-view home into a reality.

What can make this property even better?

This is truly the perfect community for all the right reasons.

So let’s add it all up:

✅ Walking distance to 1,520 of acres of BLM and hunting lands.

✅ Your own seasonal creek runs right through the property.

✅ Tremendous value (instant equity).

✅ 17 minutes to town (Bonanza).

✅ 41 minutes to bigger City services (Klamath Falls).

✅ Access to year-round recreational activities, including big game hunting, trophy fly fishing, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing.

Available for the right person ready to invest in their future for the discounted cash price of $29,997 (call/text Buck at 307-227-2696 to discuss owner financing options).

Click the “Reserve Now” button to make this lake view masterpiece yours today!

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Town of Bonanza

Named after the Spanish word for “great prosperity,” Bonanza features restaurants, groceries, a coffee shop, a gas station, and the Bonanza General Store. There are elementary and high schools. It even has it's own winery!

City of Klamath Falls, OR

Klamath Falls is a bustling small city of 22,000 that's close enough (but not too close) for shopping and essential services. Founded in 1867 as a logging town, the nearby Klamath Basin is part of the Oregon Trail.

Klamath Falls Lakeview Forest State Park

Only 10 minutes away, picnic under old-growth Ponderosa Pines, and keep a watchful eye for abundant wildlife–Mule Deer, Coyote and Cougar drop by every once in a while. The mixed forest is especially colorful in the fall thanks to stands of Quaking Aspen. 

Crater Lake National Park

Just over an hour away, Crater Lake is famous for its deep blue color and water clarity. The park offers hiking, biking, snowshoeing, fishing, and cross-country skiing!

Notes

• Terrain: Rolling terrain with seasonal creek ravine.
• Property Tax: $104.80/year
• HOA: No HOA, but parcel is part of the Klamath Falls Forest Estates Unit 4 Road Maintenance Association that upgrades and maintains roads. They also plow major access roads in the winter. 2021 dues are $36.12.
• Construction Permitted: One single family dwelling. Stick-built, mobile / manufactured, or modular homes.
• Time Limit To Build: None.
• RV's and Camping Allowed? Yes. Camping is allowed for up to 21 days in any 6 month period. While building, you may live in an RV temporarily with a County occupancy permit.
• Power: Solar, wind, or generator.
• Water: Would need well or cistern.
• Sewer: Would need septic.

GPS Coordinates:

Property Center: 42.336611, -121.396889
Northwest Corner: 42.337737, -121.395880
Northeast Corner: 42.337587, -121.395612
Southwest Corner: 42.335977, -121.399067
Southeast Corner: 42.335977, -121.396202

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