12444 Southwest Green Drive, Culver, OR 97734 - Jefferson County

For those passionate about livestock husbandry, Mountain View Livestock Farm offers an exceptional opportunity to

own a meticulously developed property designed for both animal care and operational efficiency. Located just outside the

agricultural town of Culver in Central Oregon, this 107.72 acre irrigated farm is set against the scenic backdrop of the

Cascade Mountains and less than an hour from Bend, with Portland just two hours away. The region is well known for its

productive farmland, particularly seed crops, and draws thousands of visitors each year for its recreational access to Lake

Billy Chinook.

The farm is currently used to raise and market high-quality alpacas but was designed with the flexibility to accommodate

a wide variety of livestock, including horses, sheep, goats, and cattle. The infrastructure supports this versatility.

Improvements include a 3,400 square foot metal-framed home, a large multi-use barn with feed storage, indoor corrals, a

dedicated vet room, and an apartment with an upstairs office offering expansive mountain views. A second barn features

eight stalls with runs, while a smaller five-stall horse barn provides additional shelter. The property also includes 13

livestock shade shelters and over 30 automatic, heated waterers.

Mountain View Livestock Farm has been engineered with efficiency in mind. There are 29 fenced paddocks, 24 of

which are double-fenced, allowing the six-tower pivot irrigation system to pass through without disrupting rotation

or containment. This setup allows livestock breeders to isolate select animals for breeding or implement a structured

rotational grazing program without compromising irrigation access.

From its excellent condition and thoughtful design to its incredible setting and utility, this farm offers everything a

serious livestock producer could ask for. At the end of each day, take in the sunset from the office deckoverlooking your

animals, your land, and the snowcapped Cascades beyond.