The Valley

They don’t build homes like this anymore. This property features solid wood construction with authentic lath-and-plaster walls (no plywood or drywall) showcasing the durability and craftsmanship of a past craftsmanship focused era. Crown molding throughout adds timeless character, while recent upgrades include ceiling fans and energy-efficient LED lighting. Heating is provided by pellet stove and an energy-efficient electric furnace, blending classic construction with modern comfort and efficiency.

The kitchen features newly installed white subway tile countertops with distinctive black edging, creating a clean original design. Samsung appliances provide modern functionality, complemented by bright LED lighting and an oversized ceiling fan for added comfort. Throughout the home, waterproof wood flooring offers both durability and style. A beautiful solid mahogany hutch bar is also included, adding warmth, character, and a perfect space for entertaining.

The primary bedroom offers convenient access to the main bathroom and features the same thoughtful updates found throughout the home, including crown molding, fresh paint, and flooring. The room comfortably accommodates a queen-sized bed and includes a spacious closet, providing both style and useful storage.

The front bedroom serves well as a second bedroom or a comfortable home office. The space can accommodate a queen-sized bed and features custom wood shelving along with a charming alcove, perfect for a wardrobe armoire or additional storage. Consistent with the rest of the home, the room is finished with crown molding, fresh paint, and flooring, creating a clean and cohesive look throughout.

The main bathroom blends classic character with thoughtful updates. It features matching white subway tile in the shower and an original cocoa-brown cast iron bathtub that adds timeless charm. New checkerboard mosaic tile flooring provides a stylish, vintage-inspired touch. The space also includes two floor-to-ceiling storage cabinets, offering ample room for linens and essentials.

The rear half bath and laundry area offer convenient functionality in a well-organized space. It includes a stacked washer and dryer along with practical storage shelving. The bathroom features vinyl flooring, fresh paint, and a large built-in cabinet that provides ample storage for household and laundry essentials.

The welcoming front-entry solarium is filled with natural light and timeless character, featuring original leaded “Depression” glass that softly filters the sunlight. Screened window openings create refreshing breezeways, making this bright and inviting space a perfect place to start the day. Imagine relaxing here with your morning coffee or tea as the sunlight streams in and the blue sky welcomes a beautiful day ahead.
The home was thoughtfully designed by its original builder to take advantage of the sun’s natural seasonal path—an approach often known as passive solar design. Positioned along an east–west orientation, the home captures warming winter sunlight through larger south-facing windows while roof overhangs help shade the higher summer sun.

Functioning as the home’s secondary entry, it provides easy access to both the side yard and backyard—ideal for coming and going after outdoor activities, gardening, or time spent relaxing outside.
A unique highlight of this space is the built-in seed-starter greenhouse equipped with full-spectrum lighting and radiant heating, allowing you to start seedlings, nurture plants, or maintain greenery throughout the year.
With ample flexibility, the room can also accommodate workout equipment, gardening supplies, or hobby space.

The open basement provides a practical and well-maintained utility space, featuring a recently installed water heater and an energy-efficient electric furnace. In addition to housing the home’s mechanical systems for easy access, the basement offers generous storage capacity—ideal for seasonal items, household supplies, and long-term organization.
The area is arranged into two open sections with durable concrete flooring, allowing clear access to overhead plumbing and electrical lines for convenient inspection and maintenance. Mechanical systems and utility connections have been updated to meet current building standards, offering both functionality and peace of mind for homeowners.

Built in 1976 with a lifelong steel roof, the detached single-car garage offers both durability and functionality, featuring a long-lasting steel lifetime roof for dependable protection year-round. Inside, a full-width workshop bench with built-in shelving is conveniently positioned near the door that opens to the backyard—creating an ideal space for projects, storage, or hobby work.
Adjacent to the garage, you’ll find secure off-street RV parking, providing a dedicated place to store your recreational vehicle when you’re not on the road. With approximately five million acres of surrounding National Forest to explore near Baker City, this setup is perfectly suited for those who enjoy camping, hiking, fishing, and year-round outdoor adventure.

The backyard is thoughtfully designed for both relaxation and outdoor entertaining, featuring a spacious deck, hot tub, and dedicated BBQ area—perfect for gatherings with family and friends or simply enjoying quiet evenings outdoors. The yard is enhanced by mature landscaping and privacy trees that create a peaceful, secluded atmosphere.
For those who appreciate homegrown produce, the property includes fruit-bearing raspberry and honeyberry plants, adding both beauty and seasonal harvests to the landscape. Additional features include a separate chicken coop, convenient storage for lawn and garden equipment, and a long dog run along the west side of the property—providing plenty of room for pets, gardening, and sustainable backyard living.

There is even more to discover when you schedule a private showing of this unique property. The grounds are richly landscaped with an abundance of mature trees, plants, and greenery, creating a welcoming and private setting. A living front hedge fence and charming entrance archway provide a natural sense of privacy while framing the approach to the home.
Garden enthusiasts will appreciate the established raised planting beds along with productive blueberry bushes and a dedicated strawberry patch. Situated on a corner lot with an alley behind the garage, the property enjoys added privacy with only one neighboring home. Natural screening from mature trees, arborvitae, bamboo plantings, and cedar fencing further enhances the secluded feel of the space.