14701 COUNTRY LN

Baker City, OR 97814

Country Lane is more than just an address—it's a lifestyle. This charming country property with stick-built home offers the perfect balance of privacy, panoramic views, and convenient access to town and the ability to attend Haines or Brooklyn Elementary. Set on more than 10 dividable acres w/water rights, the property is thoughtfully equipped for horses, livestock, hobbies, and outdoor living. Features include a barn with three stalls and paddocks, a hay pole barn, chicken coop, animal pens, three frost-free hydrants, a heated water trough, greenhouse, raised-bed garden, and even a pump track for recreation. The versatile shop includes power, a concrete floor, loft storage, workbenches, a 12-foot roll-up door, and a trailer hookup with a 20-amp breaker. A rustic bunkhouse provides additional space for guests or seasonal use (no electricity). Inside, the comfortable home offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, a welcoming living room with a woodstove and mountain views, an eat-in kitchen, a spacious mudroom, and a laundry room with ample storage. A newer roof adds peace of mind. With room to grow and potential for future development, buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding the possibility of creating two homesites. Opportunities like this don't come along often—schedule your showing today!

Listing courtesy of Suzi Smith of Red Leaf Realty (775) 233-7242



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