Oregon, Klamath County, 1.52 Acres Nimrod River Park, River Views Lot 4 Block 74. Electricity. TERMS $304/Month

• Q: Why invest in Nimrod River Park, Oregon?
  A: Nimrod River Park offers affordable land with scenic views, residential zoning, and access to outdoor recreation—making it a great option for both personal use and investment.

• Q: What can I build or use the land for?
  A: The property allows for site-built homes, mobile homes, manufactured housing, or recreational use like camping, depending on county guidelines.

• Q: What are the utilities like?
  A: Electricity is available nearby, while water and septic systems are typically installed by the owner, making it suitable for flexible or semi off-grid living.

• Scenic River View Living: Own 1.52 acres in the peaceful Nimrod River Park subdivision in Klamath County, near Sprague River. This property offers beautiful views of the surrounding valley and river, making it a perfect spot for a homesite, weekend retreat, or nature escape.

• Financing Made Simple: Take advantage of easy owner financing with a low down payment and affordable monthly terms—no credit checks required. You can start using your land shortly after signing your contract.

• Ready for Residential Use: Zoned for residential use, this lot allows for site-built homes, mobile homes, or manufactured homes, giving you flexibility to build or hold for the future.

• Access & Infrastructure Basics: The property features established road access within the subdivision, and electricity is available nearby—while water and septic systems are typically installed as needed for off-grid living.

• Peaceful High Desert Lifestyle: Located in Oregon’s high desert region, the area enjoys wide-open landscapes, mountain views, and abundant outdoor recreation opportunities—from fishing to hiking—while still being within driving distance of Klamath Falls.

 

Klamath County is proudly the “Home of Crater Lake National Park”. Klamath County is also the fourth largest county in Oregon encompassing more than 6100 square miles. Considered high desert, the region basks in an average of 300 days of sunshine per year. Klamath Lake, which covers 133 square miles, borders the city of Klamath Falls on the north and is the largest natural lake west of the Great Salt Lake.

The coming of the railroad in 1909 changed the economic climate. A means to ship goods was provided and the region developed its timber and agricultural resources rapidly. Today, unlimited recreational activities abound. Mountains, lakes, streams, and the high desert offer experiences ranging from mountain biking to fly-fishing. Cultural activities proliferate in theaters, museums, and historical attractions. A progressive community, Klamath Falls has an active downtown redevelopment program. A community action plan was developed and published in 1992 to set goals through 2002. Hundreds of local citizens participated.

Klamath Falls is classified as high desert with total precipitation averaging 18.05 inches annually including snowfall averaging 38.5 inches annually. Framed by the Cascade Mountains on the west, at an elevation of 4,105′, the humidity is low and temperatures seldom rise above 100.

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