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Oregon Homesteads and Retreats for Sale

Remote, off-grid, and self-sufficient property listings from Oregon real estate agents and homeowners.

Southern Oregon Survival Property

Owner may carry. Discover a rare Southern Oregon farm and timber property covering over 82 acres of pasture, forest and abundant water backed by BLM. 5586 Upper Cow Creek the 1904 farmhouse features 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a wood stove, mud/laundry room and classic country character. 5266 Upper Cow Creek is a second residence tucked privately among the trees provides additional living space with its own driveway and wood stove–ideal for extended family, guests […]

$624000
82.53 acres
5 bd
2 ba

120-ACRE OFF-GRID SOUTHERN OREGON RETREAT CREEKFRONT

Private financing available. Creekfront off-grid cabin on 120 acres private yet close to town Tucked away in the mountains, this unique property at 509 Marble Mountain offers the perfect opportunity for an off-grid retreat, hunting cabin, recreational getaway, or future homestead. Surrounded by nature and privacy, the property features a rustic cabin that could use a little work but provides a great starting point for someone looking to create their own mountain escape. The […]

$450000
120 acres
2 bd
1 ba

Turnkey Off-Grid Survival Compound | Rogue Valley | Water, Power, Food, Multi-Family Ready

Jackson County, Oregon

Fully developed, off-grid survival compound located in Southern Oregon’s Rogue Valley—an area widely recognized for its favorable climate, natural resources, and long-term sustainability. If you want a safe place for your family NOW, this is it. It takes years to work out the glitches in a fully off grid self sustaining location. I’ve lived here 10 years. It’s fully operational. You could close the gates, raise the bollards and wait anything out in style. […]

$450,000
60 acres
6 bd

Privately Owned Subterranean Industrial Corridor With Water & Energy Assets

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Malheur River Private Infrastructure Corridor Opportunities to acquire irreplaceable hard-asset infrastructure in the United States are exceedingly rare. The Malheur River Hydro-Bunker is not a speculative bunker project or a recreational land parcel. It is a privately controlled, seven-mile strategic corridor anchored by a 3,000-foot hardened subterranean structure—paired with renewable water resources, hydro-electric potential, and absolute geographic separation. This offering is best understood not as real estate, but as the acquisition of […]