Travel along the quiet roads of rural eastern Oregon and discover this picturesque parcel nestled near the charming town of Halfway, Oregon—an area steeped in history and home to limitless outdoor activities. This friendly, rural community offers a peaceful pace of life and scenic beauty that's hard to match. This exceptional property features irrigated, cross-fenced pastures with a ready-to-revive homesite and valuable water rights. The eastern portion of the land holds approximately 34 acres of water rights, producing around 1.5 tons of native grass hay per acre. The western side sub-irrigates naturally, supporting additional grazing and hay production. With three fenced pastures, it’s an ideal setup for rotating cattle and putting up some hay for a small livestock operation. Approximately half an acre is fenced around the homesite, creating a contained area for a yard and garden. The existing dwelling, while in need of repair, is connected to a domestic well and septic system. Whether you’re inspired to restore the home or apply through Baker County for a replacement dwelling permit, this site offers a solid foundation to build your vision. A 24’ x 68’ open-faced pole barn sits just north of the home and in the westernmost pasture. It will ultimately need to be completely refurbished, torn down, and rebuilt from the ground up, but it has been maintained well enough to provide hay storage. Halfway is known for its community spirit and outdoor recreation—from fishing and hiking in the Wallowa Mountains to exploring the nearby Hells Canyon Scenic Byway. With water, infrastructure, and open space, this property provides the rare chance to shape your own rural retreat in one of Oregon’s most unique small towns.