Productive agricultural asset currently planted to rye grass. The property consists primarily of Class II and Class III soils, with soil maps indicating McAlpin (62%), Bellpine (15%), Cosner (12%), and Abiqua (10%). Water rights from the Luckiamute River, which runs adjacent to the property, cover approximately 116 acres. In addition to the river frontage, Plunkett Creek and Vincent Creek flow through the property, complemented by natural springs located in the back field. Approximately 20 acres were replanted in Douglas Fir in 2020 and continue to show healthy growth. One of the first farms established in the Kings Valley area, the property features a historic home built in 1852 and a barn constructed in 1848 containing what is believed to be the largest hand-hewn beam in Benton County. Back on the market at no fault of the seller.