36020 Alder Creek Road, Baker City, OR 97814

Stunning 160-acre ranch with a year-round live creek and custom 3-level home, with 4,200+/- sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a daylight basement, this home offers comfort and versatility. Enjoy a cozy wood-burning fireplace, efficient heat pump, central A/C and a private well & septic.

Abundant wildlife including elk, deer, antelope, turkey, and upland birds. Endless potential for ranching, recreation, or a peaceful country retreat.160 acres of land and a year-round live creek, this property offers endless opportunities-whether you're looking for a ranch property, recreational retreat, or a private homestead.

Enjoy the beautiful views and setting, while watching elk, deer, antelope, turkeys and more from your front deck. Fenced on two sides (the north & the west) Alder Creek runs through the south portion of the property Hunting Unit 51 (Sumpter) Private well & septic This thoughtfully designed 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 3-level ranch-style custom home, built i

n 2010, offers approximately 4,200+/- square feet of well-maintained living space, including a versatile third-level loft/office/bonus room. The siding and deck have been freshly stained, supporting long-term durability. The property also includes a dedicated garden space and a garden storage shed.

Inside, the home features durable vinyl plank flooring throughout the main living areas, complemented by carpeting in the bedrooms. A heat pump with central air conditioning provides efficient year-round comfort, while the wood-burning fireplace adds warmth and character.

Additional features include a spacious unfinished daylight basement with exterior access and concrete flooring, offering potential for future finishing or expanded use. The home is serviced by a private well and septic system, and the property is partially fenced along the north and west boundaries.

The Baker City area is an outdoor recreation hub offering year-round activities in a stunning mountain setting. Surrounded by the Elkhorn and Wallowa Mountains, the region provides access to hiking, fishing, hunting, and endless backcountry exploration.

Hunting & Wildlife Viewing: Known for abundant big game and upland bird hunting, with elk, deer, antelope, turkey, and more throughout the region Fishing & Water Recreation: Nearby rivers, reservoirs, and lakes offer excellent fishing, boating, and kayaking opportunities Hiking & Trail Systems: Hundreds of miles of trails, including alpine routes a

nd wilderness access in the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest Camping & ATVing: Extensive public lands provide camping, off-road riding, and backcountry access Winter Recreation: Skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, and Nordic trails nearby Waterways: The Powder River offers fishing, hunting access, and seasonal rafting opportunities With four-season

recreation and vast public land access, Baker City is ideal for ranching, hunting, and outdoor activities. The region experiences a four-season climate with warm, dry summers and cold winters. Summer temperatures typically range from the 80s to low 90s, while winters bring cooler conditions with snowfall, ideal for winter recreation.

Spring and fall offer mild temperatures and changing scenery, making the area enjoyable year-round. The region surrounding Baker City and Sumpter is steeped in rich Western and mining history dating back to the 1860s. The discovery of gold in the nearby Elkhorn Mountains sparked a major influx of settlers during the gold rush era, transforming the area into one of Oregon's most productive mining regions.

Baker City quickly grew into a prominent commercial hub, while Sumpter became a bustling mining town known for its large-scale gold dredging operations. Remnants of this era can still be experienced today at the Sumpter Valley Dredge, a preserved piece of mining history. Over time, as mining declined, the region transitioned into ranching, agriculture, and timber industries-traditions that continue to define the area today. This blend of historic character a