TERREBONNE EQUESTRIAN ESTATE Terrebone, Deschutes County, Oregon $1,999,000 | 84.14± Acres
Terrebonne Equestrian Estate | Terrebonne, Oregon
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The home has top-notch details and western charm, making it a perfect fit for the property. The open floor plan, highlighting the kitchen/great room with large windows overlooking the mountains, is a real treat for entertaining or romantic evenings for the couple while staying warm next to the large brick fireplace. The primary bedroom has mountain views, a walk-in closet, and a luxurious soaking tub with an open tile shower.
Park your trailers, RVs, and toys in the 3-bay, covered addition to the horse barn. The property has 18.2± acres of Central Oregon Irrigation District (COID) water rights, which flood irrigates the horse pastures. Three different irrigated fields are fenced for horses to allow them to graze and kick up their heels. The remaining acreage consists of rugged moss-covered rim rock and high desert terrain Central Oregon is famous for.
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If this isn’t enough, you can sit on a rock bluff along the driveway to the home and enjoy the sun hitting the famous Smith Rocks. You will have to come see this property to fully experience its peaceful and scenic atmosphere. (800) 238.8616
The house is landscaped with automatic sprinklers for the lawn and many areas of plants natural to the high desert climate to reduce water usage. Bring your horses to the 3-stall horse barn, each stall with a run that flows into a larger pen and on to irrigated pastures. Also in the barn is a large tack room, wash stall with hot water and easy-to-access hay storage.
setting, the Terrebonne Equine Estate consists of a 3000± square feet custom-built house overlooking the Crooked River Grasslands, impactful views of the Cascade Mountains, and a top-notch horse facility. You will enjoy a lifestyle of privacy and convenience, as the 84.14± acres that border 1000± acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) sit 0.75 miles off the paved road and a short 4.2± mile drive to the great community center of Terrebonne.
• 2005 3-bedroom/3-bath custom-built home with 3,028± square feet of living space and western charm
• Borders Bureau of Land Management (BLM) with access
• Landscaping with automatic sprinklers
• 84.14± Acres
• 18.2± acres of COID water rights
• Impactful views of the Cascade Mountains and Smith Rocks that are hard to beat
• Covered three-bay RV, equipment, or toy storage
• Attached two-car garage
• Irrigated horse pastures
• Private and quiet setting while still close to town
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• A 3-stall horse barn with tack room, wash rack, runs, and hay storage
QUICK FACTS
• Nobel Panel round pen and dry lot pens
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GETTING THERE 4 Terrebonne Equestrian Estate | Terrebonne, Oregon
TerrebonneLOCATIONisthemostnorthern
community in Deschutes County and has some of the lowest elevation in Deschutes County (2800± feet), thus making it a slightly warmer and longer growing season. The unincorporated community has basic needs for the average property owner (groceries, hardware, gas, and dining) and is known for being the gateway to the world-famous Smith Rocks. The Smith Rocks are world-renowned for the rock climbing of the large rock formations that jut high into the air. Views of Smith Rocks are some of the most unique in the west and are visited by many sightseers.
Terrebonne is 22± miles north of Bend on US Highway 97. From Portland, take US Highway 26 about seventy-seven miles to Madras, merge into US Highway 97, and head south 27± miles to Terrebonne. From Terrebonne, call the Listing Broker for further directions.
Just 20± minutes away, The Roberts Field Airport in Redmond, Oregon (RDM) is the fourth largest commercial airport in Oregon. And it’s only 20± minutes away from the energy and excitement of downtown Bend.
• Served by Alaska, United, Delta, & American Airlines
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Closest International Airport: Portland International (PDX)
AIRPORT SERVICES
• Served by Air Canada, Alaska, American Airlines, Boutique Air, Condor, Delta, Frontier, Hawaiian Airlines, Icelandair, JetBlue, PenAir, Southwest, Spirit, Sun Country Airlines, Unites, Virgin America, Volaris, and WestJetwww.fayranches.com | (800) 238.8616 | info@fayranches.com
Closest Major Airport: Bend-Redmond (RDM)
• Direct flights are available to and from Denver, Los Angeles, Portland, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Seattle
Portland International Airport is only 2.5± hours driving from the Terrebonne Equine Estate.
consists of one parcel/tax lot (parcel #127572, map & tax lot: 14120000300). This rectangular parcel borders BLM on three sides totaling 5,400± linear feet bordering 1,000± acres of public land. Equestrian Estate | Terrebonne, Oregon
TheACREAGE84.14±deededacres
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The Terrebonne Equine Estate’s home has views that would be difficult to beat. Due to the elevated homesite, the entire west side of the home has awe-inspiring views of the Cascade Mountains. This includes Mount Bachelor, Three Sisters, Mount Washington, Three Finger Jack, and Mount Jefferson. From the east side of the home, there is a view from an elevated rock outcropping that would easily make a great spot to lounge, enjoy the beverage of choice, and enjoy the sun’s rays hitting Smith Rocks at sunset. | (800) 238.8616
SCENIC VISTAS
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Climate data courtesy of http://www.city-data.com/city/Terrebonne-Oregon.html
TerrebonneCLIMATEisslightlymilder
than most of Central Oregon. It does experience distinct seasons and has around 10 inches of rain per year and 14 inches of snow. The high desert climate has low humidity making for pleasant summers with an average high of about 85° F. Winters are mild with usually small snow events.
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Y our H ome 12 Terrebonne Equestrian Estate | Terrebonne, Oregon
is a 2005 custom-built home with western charm and an open floor plan. The home has been situated so that from any-west facing window you get amazing views of the Cascade Mountains. The front door opens into a great room with a beautiful stone propane fireplace, large windows facing west into the mountains for views, and on to the dining area and large kitchen. The kitchen has custom alder cabinetry with western longhorn pulls and handles. It includes two ovens, a gas range, a dishwasher, and a built-in microwave. There is plenty of counter space, topped with beautiful granite, including an island. From the kitchen, access the covered deck with views of the ornamental pond, public lands, and the mountains, or enter the laundry room, full bathroom, or garage. Behind the stone fireplace is the large primary bedroom with a walk-in closet. The marvel of the bedroom is the bathroom, with its large double sink vanity, soaking tub, and large open tile shower.
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From the house, it’s a short walk to the finished well house with the property’s domestic water system. The well has a five-horsepower pump, which allows for strong water pressure and the ability to irrigate a small horse paddock without irrigation water rights.
The home has two additional bedrooms with a full bathroom to share. Each of the secondary bedrooms has east-facing views. The spacious garage easily fits two vehicles with plenty of storage space and a workbench. Above the garage is a finished space, currently used as an exercise room with elevated views of the Cascades. Adjacent to the exercise room is an additional drywalled room for storage and an unfinished room that can be utilized for additional storage with access to the attic.
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IMPROVEMENTS
Below the home is the 3-stall horse barn, with a large tack room and wash rack. The wash rack is equipped with hot water (water heater in tack room) and has proper drainage. The stalls all open to runs which then flow into a larger dry paddock. A gate to the paddocks opens to a lane leading down to one of the irrigated pastures of the property. Hay is easily stored and delivered with a covered area and roll-up door to offload. Just a few feet from the north entrance of the barn sits a 70-foot solid wall round pen to take the edge off a young horse. This barn is very convenient and would make days with the ponies enjoyable.
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Adjacent to the barn is a 3-bay storage shed tall enough for most RVs, horse trailers, boats, pullers, or other equipment/toys you want to keep dry.
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This is a great facility for the horse lover that was well planned with convenance in mind. 238.8616
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The irrigated pastures are fenced with two strands of high visible hot wire fence. There are three in total: one below the barn, which is a gate away from the stalls and runs, and two across the driveway from the barn. All pastures are currently irrigated by flood irrigation, which is delivered weekly.
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Terrebonne Equine Estates borders public lands populated by deer, elk, coyote, jack rabbit, and many more species indigenous to the high desert. Enjoy being close to nature and home at the same time.
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RECREATION
H unting & W ildlife
Central Oregon attracts people from around the globe to enjoy its plethora of outdoor recreation opportunities, including just about everything you can think of! The proximity to the Deschutes National Forest, Three Sister Wilderness Area, thousands of acres of BLM and National Grasslands, plus nearby reservoirs and lakes open huge opportunities for water skiing, biking, mountain biking, hiking, mountain climbing, camping, downhill skiing, horseback riding, off-road recreational vehicle use, bird watching, big game hunting, fishing, bird hunting, or just touring the countryside.
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f is H ing Terrebonne is close to many great fishing spots: • Lake Billy Chinook (21± miles) • Crooked River by Smith Rocks (7± miles east) • The Deschutes River (7± miles west) • Steelhead Falls (6.4± miles) • And more Central Oregon fishing gives you opportunities to fish for many kinds of trout, large and smallmouth bass, and Chinook salmon. Somewhere close by is a fishing hole waiting for you. Photo not taken on property
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NEARBY ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES
• Sisters Folk Festival (September)
Central Oregon's event list is extensive:
During the summer months, Bend hosts a college baseball developmental league team known as the Bend Elks, bringing live baseball to the area. The culture of Central Oregon has a strong tie to agriculture, with over seven seasonal area farmer markets that give citizens a chance to buy fresh and local agricultural products straight from farmers and ranchers. Many of the fine dining establishments in Central Oregon use locally sourced foods.
• Bend Marathon and a Half (April)
• Culver Crawdad Festival (July)
• And many more events
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• Deschutes and Jefferson County Fairs (August)
• Sisters’ Rodeo and Crooked River Round-up (June)
• The Pole, Peddle, Paddle (May)
• Bend Brewfest (August)
• The Great Drake Duck Race (September)
• Sisters’ Quilt Show (July)
Nothing can be said about Bend, Oregon, and the greater Central Oregon area that hasn’t already been said before. Often the topic of many travel magazine articles and lists of “must-go places,” Central Oregon’s attractions are almost endless. As one of the pioneer micro-brewing communities, the Mount Bachelor ski resort and its proximity to many natural wonders, Central Oregon will keep you busy with fun. Central Oregon’s largest music venue, Hayden Homes Amphitheater, previously named Les Schwab Amphitheater, hosts many big-name artists, including Bob Dylan, Dave Mathews Band, and Willie Nelson, just to name a few. In 2022 the amphitheater has 38 shows scheduled with artists such as Nora Jones, ZZ Top, Lyle Lovett, and The Chicks.
• Mount Bachelor Big Wave Challenge (April)
• Cascade Cycling Classic (June)
• Oregon Winterfest (February)
• High Desert Classics Horse Show (July)
• The Airshow of the Cascades (August)
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Under Oregon law, all water is publicly owned. With some exceptions, cities, farmers, factory owners, and other users must obtain a permit or water right from the Water Resources Department to use water from any source, whether underground or from lakes and streams. Landowners with water flowing past, through, or under their property do not automatically have the right to use that water without a permit from the Department. The waters of Oregon are administered by the State of Oregon under a “priorappropriation” doctrine, “first in time, first in right.”
Included with the Terrebonne Equestrian Estate is 18.2± acres of COID (Central Oregon Irrigation District), delivered once a week starting mid-April and continuing through October. Currently, there are 4.66± acres of irrigation that needs to be put to beneficial use to keep the rights in good standing.
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WATER SOURCES | WATER RIGHTS
All mineral rights appurtenant to the property and owned by the Seller will convey to the Buyer at closing. Mineral rights are not guaranteed. It is suggested that the Buyer conduct a mineral search with a title
STEWARDSHIP
Each of us at Fay Ranches loves the land and wants to see it remain productive agricultural ground and quality fish and wildlife habitat. Through promoting the use of thoughtful land stewardship, Fay Ranches has guided owners toward a legacy of conserving wide-open spaces, enhancing and creating fisheries and wildlife habitats, and implementing sustainable agricultural operations. Fay Ranches is proud to say that since our company began in 1992, our clients’ conservation ethic and land-use practices have significantly enhanced the landscape on which we work. www.fayranches.com | (800) 238.8616 |
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MINERAL RIGHTS
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of the Terrebonne Equestrian Estate await you. Viewing the epic sunsets over the Cascade Mountains on the back deck will be a treat you will never grow tired of. Take your favorite horse from the barn stall, saddle up, and ride right out of the gate onto BLM land and thousands of acres. All of this is just minutes from fine dining and groceries in Terrebonne. Terrebonne Equestrian Estate is for you if you want a lifestyle of privacy, recreation, and ease. 238.8616
TheSUMMARYprivacy,scenery,andconvenience
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Please contact Alex Robertson at (541) 420-2394 | arobertson@fayranches.com or Scott Hawes at (541) 419-0770 | shawes@fayranches.com to schedule a showing. This is an exclusive listing. An agent from Fay Ranches must be present at all showings, unless otherwise noted or other arrangements are made. To view other properties, fly fishing properties, and sporting ranches that we have listed, please visit our web page at www.fayranches.com .
Offer is subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change or withdrawal without notice, and approval of purchase by owner. Information regarding land classification, carrying capacities, maps, etc., is intended only as a general guideline and has been provided by the owners and other sources deemed reliable, but the accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to research the information to their own
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Cash,$10,154.44NOTICECONTACTTERMSTAXESConventionalFinancing, 1031 Tax Exchange
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ALEX ROBERTSON Broker Licensed in: OR c. arobertson@fayranches.com541-420-2394 FAY RANCHES INC. (800) info@fayranches.com238.8616www.fayranches.com SCOTT HAWES PrinciPal Broker Licensed in: OR c. arobertson@fayranches.com541-419-0770
