Listings by Fay Ranches Land Brokerage

Red Hawk Ranch is not far from the popular destination city of Bend, Oregon, and is on the way to the great High Desert Basin of Eastern Oregon. This impeccable small ranch is just close enough to town to be convenient yet far enough to see the stars. It includes 53.89± acres bordering thousands of acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and includes 36.78± acres of water rights. The 3,550-square-foot custom home has a timeless Western charm that is both rustic and elegant. However, you might not spend too much time indoors to enjoy the beautiful home. The stamped concrete patio is just the spot to entertain and enjoy the 300 days of sun in Central Oregon, and the outdoor wood fireplace will take the chill off the nighttime High Desert air. The horse lover will love the Red Hawk Ranch for its equine facility, with its eight different, well-fenced paddocks, hay field under pivot, outdoor riding arena, and a four-stall horse barn with an apartment. And don’t forget you can open a gate at the southwest side of the property and ride for hours on thousands of acres of public lands. Red Hawk Ranch is outside the cultural and economic mecca of Bend, Oregon, which has been one of the most desired places to live for decades. Bend is known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation. With the Cascade Mountains to the west of Bend, Red Hawk Ranch is at the edge of the High Desert of Central Oregon to the east. This literal and natural gateway from the property will allow a buyer to experience all that Bend and Central Oregon can offer in recreation, within close proximity of city limits and yet being able to see the stars at night. Bring your horses and ride out into the High Desert. Bring your friends and enjoy dinners underneath the sky and beside the outdoor fireplace. Not sure you want to live here year-round? Use the barn apartment as the caretaker’s quarters or have family stay when in town. Opportunities are endless at Red Hawk Ranch.

Nestled in the breathtaking beauty of Seeley Lake, Montana, this 40± acre property lies in the foreground of the famous Bob Marshall and Scapegoat Wilderness. Lush pasture and mature timber combine to create privacy around the main home yet allow for expansive views of the surrounding mountains and this secluded valley. This land is part of an intact Rocky Mountain ecosystem, one of few remaining in North America. This land is wild, scenic, and breathtaking. Cottonwood Creek runs through the northeast corner of the property and is a spawning tributary to the renowned Blackfoot River. The ranch borders public lands to the north and provides connectivity to endless recreation out the back door. From the ranch, you can ride to trailheads that lead into the Bob Marshall Wilderness. The driveway to the ranch is directly across from the northern boundary of the Blackfoot-Clearwater Wildlife Management Area, which encompasses over 43,000± acres of vital winter range for elk and deer. This vast expanse of public land is within walking distance from the home, making this property a fantastic opportunity for any fisherman, hunting enthusiast, and horse lover. Quality improvements on the ranch include a remodeled owner’s home, a heated indoor riding arena with 18 stalls, a manager’s apartment, a shop, numerous outbuildings, and machine sheds. Horseshoe Hills offers a unique and special setting tucked away in a lesser known area. Despite its secluded location, this ranch is conveniently just one hour from Missoula, making it easily accessible. With its picturesque surroundings and direct access to public lands, this property is in one of the most sought-after areas west of the continental divide.

Sitting below the Big Horn Mountains near the mouth of Shell Creek Canyon, the 80± acre parcel offers substantial improvements, Red Gulch Creek frontage, and an irrigation spillway. The Broken Spoke Ranch provides quick and easy access from Highway 14 and is positioned between the towns of Shell and Greybull, Wyoming. Bordering Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land to the south and east, the location offers an almost endless backyard. The Red Gulch BLM behind the Broken Spoke Ranch is approximately 225,000± uninterrupted acres, including a 32± mile scenic dirt road that leads to the Red Gulch Dinosaur Tract site. The topography includes a large hill that would make an additional building site with breathtaking views and flatland near the creek with existing facilities. The improvements include multiple buildings. A custom two-bedroom and one-bathroom log home with a wrap-around porch provides a view of the roping arena, horse corrals, and hot walker. Another brand-new mobile home sits on-site with a comfortable porch and beautiful landscaping. The improvements also include a 4,116-square-foot heated shop with large overhead garage doors with the ability to pull through. It offers plenty of space for recreational vehicles, UTVs, farm equipment, and large trucks. This ranch has clean, continuous fencing and well-manicured roads. The nearby recreation creates additional demand for this property. Skiing, snowmobiling, hunting, fishing, and much more await the adventurer in Northwest Wyoming’s Big Horn Basin. The property’s proximity to Yellowstone National Park offers a perfect get-a-way for recreation. The Broken Spoke Ranch is now available as a small working ranch or recreational getaway. It allows a move-in-ready situation for the buyer, their recreation, and their livestock.

Knox Farm Equine Center, located in the charming small farming and ranching community of Chesterfield, Idaho, is a top-notch commercial equine training facility. Situated in the beautiful Gem Valley of southeastern Idaho, the estate covers a vast expanse of 80± acres, offering abundant room to ride, train, breed horses, or host competitions. The impressive 32,000-square-foot insulated barn and arena features eleven spacious stalls and various amenities such as a vet room and grooming/wash stall. There are also tack rooms, hay and equipment storage, and a one-bedroom apartment/bunkhouse/lounge with a fully equipped kitchen and viewing windows into the arena. The indoor arena is 100 feet X 204 feet with dust-free footing, a raised viewing area, a judge’s platform, and a sound system. Additionally, the property has two outdoor arenas, a shop area, and a one-acre pond. Forty acres are currently in hay production. The main house is equally impressive, with exquisite rock accents, cedar lap details, and a shake roof. The great room has soaring thirteen-foot ceilings, while the rest of the home features nine and eleven-foot ceilings. The primary bedroom is a true oasis, complete with a spacious walk-in closet and a luxurious bathroom with two vanities, a walk-in shower, and an elegant raised jetted tub. The kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining large groups. There are additional bedrooms, an office, and a second master suite. The sunroom has cedar planks and beams and features an 8-foot X 14-foot Endless pool. The estate grounds are fully landscaped. Equine amenities include pastures and paddocks, each with large loafing sheds, Nelson heated automatic waters, two large outdoor arenas, and a 2.5± acre grass training field. The entire property is fenced and cross-fenced with horse-safe ElectroBraid fencing.

If it’s time to switch gears, slow down and smell the fresh air and native flowers, then the Meadows on the Sycan could be just what the doctor prescribes. Located in Southern Oregon in the rural community of Beatty, along the Sprague River Valley, lies a peaceful cattle ranch that could be perfect for you and your family for generations to come. This incredible piece of ground could be a small year-round cattle ranch, a summer ranch for cow/calf pairs or yearlings, or could be farmed up to make an excellent hay production operation. Of the 324± total deeded acres, there are 286± acres of irrigation. These irrigated acres are from groundwater rights delivered from two strong wells. Groundwater rights are fantastic and some of the best irrigation rights you can acquire. Fenced and cross-fenced into numerous pastures, this place runs very well with intense grazing rotations, making this ranch a powerhouse of production and grazing outputs. Improvements include two modern homes, each offering three bedrooms and two bathrooms. With a nice metal shop, working corrals, leadup and squeeze chute, and hayshed, all the hard work and basics of an excellent cattle operation are covered. This private cattle ranch is 40 miles from Klamath Falls, Oregon, where you will find all your daily and essential needs. Shopping, medical facilities, air travel, and entertainment are less than an hour’s drive from this little slice of heaven. Recreationalists and outdoor enthusiasts will find joy in knowing that Meadows on the Sycan is minutes from the Fremont-Winema National Forest. In addition, numerous lakes and streams are nearby, including the Sprague River, Williamson River, Sycan Rivers, and numerous creeks and lakes. If you’re looking for a highly productive, small cattle ranch or farm with excellent water rights, Meadows on the Sycan is just the ticket for you. The operation is already set up and ready for a new operator to take over. With good improvements, a private location, excellent valley views, with all your essentials nearby, this ranch is the perfect country setting. Meadows on the Sycan is a small operation with a lot of possibilities!

Nestled in the heart of the Yakima Valley and surrounded by beautiful landscapes, the RK Ranch is a horse ranch like no other. The 4,470-square-foot custom-built home and outbuildings serve as a sanctuary for you and your animals. With over 24± acres in 8 separate but contiguous parcels, this property showcases high-end finishes, an array of outdoor amenities, and breathtaking views. This ranch property is ready for you to start living your dream lifestyle, featuring 19± acres of irrigated pastureland, an inground sprinkler system, and invaluable water rights from the Naches-Selah Irrigation District. The ranch is enhanced by the barn with a large tack room, multiple turnout stalls with water and power at each one, covered and heated dog kennels, and a 225’ x 145’ outdoor arena. When the weather is crummy, an indoor arena also provides an excellent space for sorting cows, working dogs, or training horses. Additional buildings include the hay barn, equipment storage, a cattle sorting shed with cow and calf alleys, and a hydraulic squeeze chute. The heated and insulated mechanics shop allows ample space to work on equipment or vehicles as needed. Though this is an incredible horse property with many possibilities for business and entrepreneurial options, we would be hard-pressed to leave out the one-of-a-kind custom home. With four bedrooms and 3.5 baths, family or guests have plenty of room. The incredible kitchen is an entertainer’s dream, with an open-concept dining area that flows outside to the patio and seating area. Around the corner from the kitchen is the great room with an eye-catching floor-to-ceiling fireplace. This renovated home has custom touches throughout and is sure to impress. Selah, Washington, offers a unique blend of small-town charm and access to some of the Pacific Northwest’s most stunning natural landscapes. With its proximity to the Cascade Mountains, residents have easy access to hiking, biking, camping, fishing, and skiing during winter while enjoying fly fishing and kayaking in the nearby renowned Yakima River. Whether you’re seeking to enhance your ranch experience or envision the potential for further development on the adjoining parcels, The RK ranch has a wealth of offerings, especially for those who cherish quality of life deeply rooted in nature and community values.

Welcome to Zoe’s Ranch, a turnkey 40.5± acre horse property in the Muddy Creek Valley. This charming horse haven includes a custom three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with views of Greenhorn Mountain and the Hatchet Ranch Bluffs, with the cotton wood-lined Muddy Creek forming the northern boundary of the ranch. The home offers single-level living at its finest, including vaulted ceilings, granite countertops in the kitchen and bathrooms, hickory soft-close kitchen cabinets, numerous storage closets, central air, and stainless steel appliances. The Bosch dishwasher is brand new. The insulated two-car attached garage is large enough to fit a full-sized pickup. You will discover the methodically planned fencing system outside the well-appointed home. The property has been divided into numerous pastures for rotational grazing of the well-sodded grass paddocks. Three large Cleary buildings reside on the ranch. The 48’ x 30’ shop has a concrete floor and has been used for equipment storage and repair. The two horse barns, measuring 64’ x 48’ and 72’ x 48’, offer large horse stalls and spacious runs. The stalls are adjustable, so you can set them up to meet your needs. There are currently seven horse stalls, but they can easily be reconfigured into ten stalls with their own exterior doors. A dedicated space for hay storage, feed rooms, and tack rooms is within the barns. The corral system is set up to move animals easily from barn to barn or to the round pen and arena. This pen system would work for other species and can easily be adjusted. With an easy commute to Pueblo or Colorado City, this property has so much to offer for work opportunities, shopping, and restaurants. The setting is private and peaceful, with a lovely backyard and a gazebo perfect for entertaining or simply relaxing. Your equine friends will enjoy the accommodations as much as you will!

Headquartered in the Northern reaches of the Great Basin near the border town of McDermitt, Nevada, is the Lucky 7 Ranch. A fully functioning ranch that boasts all the efficiencies expected of a high desert outfit spanning over nearly a quarter a million acres with elevations ranging from 4,400 ft at the meadows of the headquarters to 8,000 ft at the high points of the summer country. Lucky 7 is a cattle ranch to the truest form. With the capacity to run 3,360 AUs± efficiently, Lucky 7 transforms its native grass into a high-quality protein through its reputation calf crop year after year. With decades of careful management, it has been an industry leader and will continue that trend by economically running cows and calves and by capitalizing on the economies of scale offered by its geographical location and size. Still, as dependent upon the strong minds and work ethic of cowboys, their horses, and dogs, this ranch is worked as it has been for decades. The Owyhee desert, Trout Creek Mountains, and Santa Rosa Range paint the high desert landscape. The cowboys who continue to work the land are reminded of those who came before them, creating a sense of pride and belonging, resulting in a culture that contributes to the long run of success. Lucky 7 has a healthy working relationship with the Bureau of Land Management and its neighbors, working together to uphold, sustain and improve the health and value of the land and its production. Being headquartered in Nevada, this operation can take advantage of Nevada’s favorable tax structure. Other sustainable operational benefits include inexpensive feed, low (per animal unit) operating costs, abundant water, well-appointed range improvements, and ranch amenities. The outside country of the Lucky 7 has over 30 fenced and well-watered pastures, lush meadows, and pivot irrigated hay fields. The rare opportunity to own one of the few large-scale ranches left in our country is yours for the taking.

Rancho San Ignacio is a historic jewel in the heart of Northern New Mexico. The property consists of 3,374± deeded acres bordering the Santa Fe National Forest for nearly two miles. At the base of the iconic Hermit’s Peak, the adobe hacienda compound frames a spectacular backdrop. The Sapello River runs for two miles through the property, providing habitat for brown trout and water for the abundant wildlife, including elk, mule deer, and black bears. An acequia supplies irrigation for 103± acres of fertile farmland. Four miles of the Rito Colorado, Deer Creek, and Rito Chavez meander through the ranch. Initially purchased by Richard Pritzlaff in 1935, with subsequent additional purchases, the ranch was the headquarters of Mr. Pritzlaff’s world-renowned Arabian horse breeding program and his extensive art collection. The ranch was often a gathering place for area socialites and artists, including Georgia O’Keefe. The walls of the 1,300 square-foot bunkhouse are adorned with spectacular murals painted in the 1940s by the famous Native American artist Ma Pe Wi and meticulously restored in 2008. Mr. Pritzlaff was one of the first landowners in the area to recognize the need to protect the beauty and value of the natural environment. He donated the ranch to The Nature Conservancy, which subsequently sold it to the non-profit Biophilia Foundation. Under Biophilia’s stewardship, the ranch has been managed for conservation and demonstration of forest, meadow, and watershed management practices. Projects include forest thinning, prescribed fire, and riparian and stream enhancements to restore the land’s natural ecosystem processes.The thinning and prescribed burning projects were highly effective in limiting the effects of the 2022 wildfires, and the small portions that were affected are recovering nicely. The compound consists of the 4,400 square-foot hacienda, 1,700 square-foot guest house, and the mural-adorned bunkhouse, each over 100 years old. Extensive renovations occurred in 2005. There’s also a large shop/garage and carport. Three old wooden barns add charm to the setting under the dramatic backdrop of Hermit’s Peak.

Located just one mile from the charming town of Fishtail, Beartooth Overlook offers breathtaking views of one of Montana’s most spectacular and untamed landscapes while providing meaningful agricultural production and recreational opportunities. The ranch comprises diverse topography, including native stream bottom and rolling bluffs overlooking the West Rosebud River drainage and the Beartooth Range beyond. Water is plentiful on this well-rounded ranch, with nearly a half mile of Fishtail Creek fishery flowing through mature cottonwood galleries and over a half mile of Hogan Ditch Creek meandering through the center of the property. Additionally, a nearly 1± acre spring-fed trout pond frames the building site of a future lodge or fishing cabin. With approximately 250± acres of flood-irrigated hay fields, and the balance of the acreage in native upland and riparian pastures, the ranch consistently supports in excess of 100± cow/calf pairs year-round. A convenient ranch compound consisting of two modest ranch homes, a shop, and corrals supports ranch operations in a bucolic homestead setting. Opportunities exist to enhance agricultural operations with expanding stock water developments and modernizing irrigation or continue the traditional operations of this low-overhead ranch. A thoughtful conservation easement with Montana Land Reliance is in place on the ranch, allowing the construction of an additional main residence on one of the most spectacular building sites along the Beartooth front. Additionally, the easement allows up to a 10-person guest lodge to be built alongside the spring-fed trout pond and flanked by meandering Fishtail Creek— allowing a new owner to develop hospitality operations, including outfitting, guest ranching, and bed and breakfast.