








The yearly property tax on this lot comes in under fifty dollars. There’s no HOA collecting dues and no covenant list deciding what you can put on it. That’s a small detail on paper, but it changes how land like this fits into a life. Holding it costs very little, which leaves room to figure out what you want from it without a clock running in the background.
The parcel sits in Oregon Pines with access from Toddy Dr., and it’s just over an acre and a half, enough ground to set up camp and still have space to think about where a cabin or home might go someday. Short-term camping is allowed with a permit, so the land can be used now rather than just owned. The surrounding area adds to that. The Sprague River and several lakes are nearby, and the Fremont-Winema National Forest is close, which gives a weekend out here more to it than the lot itself.
Over time, the rural residential zoning opens the door to something more permanent. That could mean a site-built or manufactured home, or a tiny home on a permanent foundation, with the option of staying in an RV while you build under the right permits. Water would come from a well and waste from a septic system, so those would be part of any building plan. Until then, it’s a place to come out, camp, explore the river and forest, and get to know the ground before deciding what it should become.
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