This Eastern Oregon Ranch is rich in heritage and natural beauty, the Mascall Ranch has remained in the family since 1864, when the original 320 acres were first acquired. Now stewarded by fifth-generation family members, this impressive property offers a rare blend of history, functionality, and breathtaking scenery. Spanning approximately 4,821.07+/- acres, the ranch is a true showcase of land diversity, from irrigated meadows to unspoiled hunting grounds with abundant water resources and panoramic views that must be experienced firsthand. The ranch features an impressive variety of terrain, with dramatic elevation changes ranging from 2,240 to 4,680 feet. Water is found throughout portions of the ranch, with natural springs and creeks weaving through the land before feeding into the John Day River, which flows for approximately 1.75 miles across the property. Notable water sources include Day Creek, Little Rattlesnake Creek, and Rattlesnake Creek, which serve as primary tributaries. Irrigation is sourced from both the John Day River and Cottonwood Creek, supporting approximately 260.8 acres of water rights. There is no shortage of hunting, fishing, or other recreational opportunities across the acreage. With the timber and range, a variety of big game are found throughout, along with upland game of quail and chukars. Fishing opportunities arise from the John Day River with various species available. The land also offers a range of recreational activities such as horseback riding, ATV riding, and more. The ranch features a range of agricultural buildings, two homes, working corrals, a shop, a barn, and various sheds for storage. The structures are strategically placed for efficiency and functionality, with potential for future upgrades. The Mascall Ranch boasts unparalleled qualities that set it apart from the typical property, with its diverse and picturesque landscape.
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