Drain, OR 97435(Douglas County)

The land features primarily Douglas-fir on productive Site Class III soils. Staggered age classes provide a reliable flow of future harvests: approximately 106 acres were planted in 2006, following subsoiling believed to have enhanced early growth and stand productivity. An additional 38 acres were planted in 2012, with roughly 35 acres dating back to 1990. The mix of stand ages sets the stage for sustainable, phased timber harvests over the short, mid, and long term. Roughly 90% of the acreage is suitable for ground-based logging, minimizing operational costs and maximizing harvesting flexibility.

Beyond its forestry value, the property also includes frontage on Elk Creek, offering scenic natural features and supporting a wide range of wildlife, from deer and bear to birds and small game. The landscape and location make it a candidate for a large tract forest dwelling or recreational retreat, subject to appropriate approvals. Whether you’re an investor, conservation-minded buyer, or looking to secure a legacy property with timber income potential, this tract presents a rare and valuable opportunity.

Buyers are responsible for conducting their own due diligence into all aspects of the property, including zoning, land use, and potential building opportunities. This property is being offered for sale via sealed bid, please contact listing agent for prospectus and bid instructions. Bid considerations to begin at $1.1 million.