Elm Ln 1600, Christmas Valley
$7,000
Save- Lot size
- 15,682 sqft
- Property type
- Land
- Days on market
- 0
Overview
Imagine having your own little base camp in the Oregon Outback! This flat, easily buildable .36-acre lot on Elm Street is close to the lake and all that Christmas Valley has to offer, yet still has that peaceful, away-from-it-all feeling. Spend your days riding the sand dunes, rock-hounding, or hunting for that prized buck, then return to town to relax and get ready for tomorrow's adventure.When you're ready to build, city water runs along the property and electricity is nearby. A water connection, electrical service, and septic system will be needed. Christmas Valley offers restaurants, groceries, fuel, medical services, and plenty of year-round recreation, with local favorites such as Crack in the Ground, the Lost Forest, the Christmas Valley Sand Dunes, and the golf course all adding to the area's appeal.Whether you're planning a permanent home, a vacation getaway, or an investment property, this lot offers a chance to enjoy the open spaces and laid-back lifestyle of the Oregon Outback, with access to local amenities and within driving distance of La Pine and Bend.
Details
Interior
- Cooling
- No
- Heating
- No
Exterior and lot
- Lot size
- 15,682 sqft
- Lot features
- Private, Public Road, Seasonal
- View
- Yes
- View description
- Territorial
Schools
- High school
- North Lake
- Middle school
- North Lake
- Elementary school
- North Lake
Location
- City
- Christmas Valley
- County
- Lake
- Zoning
- Res
Taxes and dues
- Annual taxes
- $65 (2025)
Location
Elm Ln 1600, Christmas Valley, OR 97641

Monthly payment estimate
$43 /mo
- Principal and interest
- $37
- Property tax (2025)
- $5
- Total
- $43
Estimate only, and not an offer of credit. Assumes 20% down ($1,400) and a 30-year fixed rate at 7.00%. Property tax is the assessed annual amount from the listing, divided by twelve. Rates change daily. Insurance and mortgage insurance are not included. Speak to a lender for terms that apply to you.









