1.73 Acres in Chiloquin, OR - $12,500

For those seeking adventure, Crater Lake National Park is just an hours drive away, offering stunning views, hiking trails, and unique volcanic landscapes. Nearby, the Fremont-Winema National Forest provides endless opportunities for hiking, camping, and exploring Oregons diverse wilderness.

This lot also boasts access to scenic views of the surrounding mountains and open meadows, creating a picturesque backdrop for your future home. In the fall, the changing colors of the trees and clear night skies make for an unforgettable experience, while the mild summers provide the perfect conditions for outdoor recreation.

In addition to natural attractions, the area hosts special annual events like the Klamath County Fair and the Chiloquin Rendezvous Days, a local celebration with food, music, and community activities. Birdwatchers will enjoy the nearby Upper Klamath Wildlife Refuge, known for its incredible bird migrations and scenic marshlands.

Your land-buying journey begins with a simple down payment of $269. With a term length of 60 months, you have the flexibility to choose your preferred due date each month for your payments. We aim to make the process of buying your dream property quick, stress-free, and easy.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to turn your real estate dreams into reality. To learn more about this fantastic property, call our friendly and helpful team anytime!

Parcel Number: R-3610-011B0-00200-000

Price: $12,500

Parcel Size: 1.73

Address: N/A

Zip Code: 97624

State: OR

County: Klamath

City: Chiloquin

GPS: 42.46868, -121.49679

Taxes: $53.00

Conveyance: Warranty Deed

Title: Free and Clear

Road Access: Wallowa Road (Dirt Road)

Terrain: Flat

Zoning: R2-residential. Stick-built, mobile manufactured homes allowed, RV allowed

Elevation: 4,590 feet (1,399 meters) above sea level

Power: Power poles approximately 600 meters away

Water: Well needed

Phone: Satellite Service

Sewer: Septic needed

HOA Fees:None

Property Specifications

Block 33, Lot 1, Fourth Addition to Nimrod River Park.

No time limit to build. Site-built, mobile, and manufactured homes are allowed. Homes can be as small as 300 sq. ft. RVs are permitted for camping up to 21 days every 6 months but cannot be used as a permanent residence. Permits are required for stays longer than one week. Tiny homes on trailer frames are classified as RVs and follow the same camping rules. For more details, contact Klamath County Planning and Zoning at 541-883-5121 (Option 4).

Access & Proximity

The access to the property is via Wallowa Road (dirt Road).

The closest paved road is 1 kilometer away from the property.

The closest freeway/highway is 1 kilometer away from the property.

Power poles are approximately 600 meters away from the property.

About Klamath County, Oregon

Klamath County is located in the southern part of the U.S. state of Oregon, bordering California to the south. The county seat and largest city is Klamath Falls, which serves as the cultural and economic hub of the region. Other notable communities include Chiloquin, Sprague River, and Bonanza, offering small-town charm surrounded by the beauty of Oregon's wilderness.

Klamath County is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes, ranging from high desert plains to dense forests and crystal-clear lakes. The area is home to Crater Lake National Park, one of Oregon's most iconic destinations, known for its deep blue waters and stunning volcanic caldera.

Outdoor enthusiasts flock to the region for activities like hiking, fishing, boating, and birdwatching, with popular spots including the Sprague River, Upper Klamath Lake, and the Fremont-Winema National Forest. The county is also part of the Pacific Flyway, making it a haven for birdwatchers during seasonal migrations.

The region boasts a rich cultural and historical heritage, with influences from Native American tribes, early settlers, and pioneers. Visitors can explore landmarks such as the Favell Museum in Klamath Falls, which highlights Native American artifacts and Western art, or the historic Lava Beds National Monument just south of the border.

Klamath Countys economy is driven by natural resources, agriculture, and tourism. Timber and farming have long been staples of the area, with crops like potatoes, hay, and cattle production playing a key role. In recent years, the county has also seen growth in renewable energy projects, including geothermal and solar energy development.

With its stunning landscapes, recreational opportunities, and rich cultural history, Klamath County offers a unique blend of natural beauty and small-town living, making it a wonderful place to live, work, and explore.

You are more than welcome to visit the property. We recommend that you read all the information on the property posting before visiting, and bring the maps and location coordinates provided below.

North Corner: 42.469660, -121.497163

East Corner: 42.469403, -121.496600

West Corner: 42.468500, -121.497500

South Corner: 42.468799, -121.498092

Center Point: 42.468990, -121.497350

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Note: Please note that this vacant land is being sold directly by the owner, and as a buyer, it is your responsibility to perform your own due diligence and research on the property.