Escape to true high-desert independence on this 20-acre off-grid homestead near the Christmas Valley Sand Dunes. A furnished 1,300 sq ft cabin comes equipped with a 3,500-watt solar system, a 2024 wind turbine, and generator backup — power and comfort, no grid required. Watch sunsets paint the mountain horizon from your porch, surrounded by sagebrush, scattered juniper, and endless open sky. Cistern water and a septic system are already in place, so you can move in and start living the self-sufficient dream immediately. Horses are welcome, BLM land borders the property, and Fremont-Winema National Forest and Summer Lake Hot Springs are just a short drive away. With low property taxes and total off-grid potential, this is rare freedom at an accessible price. Whether you're seeking a weekend retreat or a full-time homestead, this property delivers space, self-sufficiency, and unbeatable Oregon sky. Contact Andrew Ellis at High Desert Realty to schedule your private tour today.
This property is located on N Oil Dry Road in Christmas Valley, Oregon, 97641, and is listed for $149,000. The listing includes a furnished 1,300-square-foot cabin situated on 20 acres of high-desert land, though it is not configured with a traditional bedroom or bathroom count as it is marketed as a self-sufficient homestead. The property features a 3,500-watt solar power system, a 2024 wind turbine, and generator backup, offering strong off-grid living potential. Water is supplied by an on-site cistern, and wastewater is managed through a septic tank with a standard leach field. The land offers panoramic high-desert views, mountain horizons, and open sky, with native sagebrush and scattered juniper covering the terrain. Nearby attractions include the Christmas Valley Sand Dunes, BLM land, Fremont-Winema National Forest, and Summer Lake Hot Springs. Buyers may find this property appealing due to its low property taxes, horse-friendly zoning, and genuine off-grid capability. This listing is offered by Andrew Ellis of High Desert Realty in Bend, Oregon.