This property simply has it all. Welcome to the alluring and enchanting Highland Fields. Nestled in the most picturesque valley and situated between two esteemed estate vineyards: David Hill and No Clos Radio. This remarkable property offers a serene retreat just minutes from the historic downtown of Forest Grove and is only a 45 minute drive from Portland. As you arrive, you'll also be greeted by a beautifully renovated barn, perfect for hosting events and gatherings. Adjacent to this, lies a prolific apple orchard illuminated by twinkling lights. Indulge in the seasonal delights of an apple u-pick, farm stand and or even inherit a contract with a local cidery if you wish! Bring your horses and take advantage of the horse barn and three spacious stalls open to well draining runs. Embrace the equestrian lifestyle with three separate horse pastures designed for rotation, along with an extremely well designed round pen with beautiful footing and a nearby hitching post. There is also ample room for your sheep and or goats in addition to your chickens which will love the extra large chicken coop on the property. The dream wouldn’t be complete of course without a large fenced organic garden and nearby trellising equipped for bountiful harvests. Wait, there’s more - beyond the garden, pastures and barns, there is a naturally fed pond with a dock as well as manicured trails through the 10 acres of timber for horseback riding, hiking or ATVs. Whether you're dreaming of a hobby farm, a serene retreat, or an inviting space to host unforgettable gatherings, this property is sure to exceed your expectations. Don't miss your chance to make your rural living dreams a reality—schedule your viewing today!
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5254 NW Gales Creek Rd, Forest Grove, Washington County, Oregon
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