2017 Chiloquin Cabin on 1.56 Acres with 30 GPM Well and Valley Views — $55,000

The well is the story here. Thirty gallons per minute is a serious number. A lot of rural properties in this part of Oregon scratch for water. This one has a 30 GPM well feeding a 1,200-gallon storage tank with a 12-volt pump for household use, and a concrete pad well house protecting the whole setup. That infrastructure alone takes a major variable off the table.

The cabin is small. 504 square feet, one bedroom, one bath, built in 2017. It sits on 1.56 acres overlooking the Sprague River valley. The views are real. This is high desert country in Southern Oregon, Klamath County, about 30 miles north of Crater Lake. The landscape is wide and open and the light hits differently out here.

The cabin has propane hookups for a cooking stove, gas dryer, and water heater, and an electric water heater is already in place. The solar panels that were on the property have been removed, so the electrical situation is worth asking about directly. If your plan involves off-grid capability, the bones of that are present in the propane setup and the water system, but you would need to sort out power independently.

At 504 square feet, you are not living large. This is a tight space. One person could make it work full time. A couple would need to like each other. As a seasonal place or a base for spending time in this part of Oregon, the size is less of a problem. The land gives you somewhere to be outside.

$55,000 for 1.56 acres with that water infrastructure and valley views in a remote stretch of Southern Oregon is a low number. The cabin is modest. The lot and the well are the value. If you want a quiet place in the high desert and you are comfortable working out the power situation, this is worth a look.