2.42 acres in Sprague River, Oregon
2.42 acres on the high desert tableland above the Sprague River valley, about 15 minutes from the small community of Sprague River. The lot sits on the edge of a bluff, and from the edge you look down on the river running through the meadow below, with timbered ridgelines and mountains behind it. The ground itself is level and open, sage and bunchgrass with scattered juniper and a lot of sky. Three quarters of the country around here is public land, and it holds deer. Crater Lake's Highway 62 entrances are about an hour and fifteen away and stay open year round. At 2.42 acres the lot clears the county's two acre minimum for this zone, and taxes are $51 a year. Owner financing available, no banks and no credit checks.
What you can do here
- Deer country. ODFW's Sprague Unit 33 covers this area and is listed as 75 percent public lands.
- Camping is allowed, up to 21 days in any six month period. Past seven days you need a county permit posted at the entrance. Licensed hunters get up to 42 days during an ODFW sanctioned season.
- A single family home is a permitted use under R-2 zoning, through the county's site plan review.
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The rules
These are the county rules for this parcel.
- Zoning
- Zoned R-2 Rural Residential. A single family home is a permitted use through the county's site plan review.
- Homes
- Manufactured homes are allowed outright. A mobile home needs a conditional use permit.
- Camping
- Camping is capped at 21 days in any six month period, with a county permit required past seven days.
- RVs
- Living in an RV is only allowed during home construction with a Temporary Use Permit, and the building permit comes first.
- Wildfire
- This is a high wildfire hazard area. The county requires Class B roofing, a spark arrestor, and a 30 foot fuel break around any new home.
Where it is
The pin is approximate. Boundary lines and exact location are confirmed by the recorded plat and deed. Open in Google Maps for driving directions.
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