Baker City Realty
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Featured
Properties
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Shirttail Creek RD
Durkee,
Oregon
3,590.740 Acres
35901 VALLEY VIEW LN
Halfway,
Oregon
3 Beds
2 Baths
2,492 SqFt
142.050 Acres
19712 S AIRPORT LN
Baker City,
Oregon
3 Beds
3 Baths
2,024 SqFt
89.550 Acres
43561 GRANITE CR RD
Granite,
Oregon
1 Beds
1 Baths
744 SqFt
160 Acres
15084 MILL CRK LN
Baker City,
Oregon
3 Beds
2 Baths
1,724 SqFt
6.950 Acres
47980 HOLBROOK CRK RD
Halfway,
Oregon
2 Beds
2.1 Baths
2,402 SqFt
23.470 Acres
40192 BEAR GULCH RD
Sumpter,
Oregon
3 Beds
3 Baths
2,769 SqFt
5 Acres
34904 STICES GULCH
Baker City,
Oregon
2 Beds
2 Baths
1,600 SqFt
9.780 Acres
Oxman Ranch Lane 876
Durkee,
Oregon
2 Beds
1 Baths
1,080 SqFt
158.090 Acres
Welcome to Baker City, Oregon!
"People from the cities want to get away from everything and go to the country, and be somewhere where they can go hiking, or mountain biking, or fishing, or to the river, or just be out in the wilderness, enjoying nature. We're fortunate to live in a town like that."
Baker City Realty – Serving Baker City and Beyond
Stability and reputation are crucial for something as important as real estate. Founded in 1961, Baker City Realty is the agency of choice for local residents and businesses, investors and people relocating. Whether you are interested in selling or buying a home, investment property, vacant land or farm and ranch properties in Eastern Oregon, or if you just want to learn more about the Eastern Oregon real estate market, we are here to help.
A Baker Institution
It makes sense our business would be a half-century established. Stability and history are important in Baker, whether it’s our carefully maintained Historic Downtown District, Baker City Trolley, Baker Heritage Museum, National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort, ghost town of Sumpter or one of the oldest narrow-gauge railroads in the country. Many long-time businesses are still active in Baker City.
Traditional and Modern Values
Odd as it seems, an embrace of history keeps a town culturally relevant. While it has a traditional small-town character, Baker City also has a great collection of art galleries, terrific restaurants, national award-winning brew pub, coffee houses, one-of-a-kind shopping, engaged schools and an active and genteel nightlife. For those with more outdoor interests, Baker is at the foot of the Wallowa and Elkhorn mountains and offers solitude on mountain hikes, thrill-seeking adventure whitewater rafting on the Snake River, skiing at 8,000 feet, and golfing, fishing, biking or birding. Another attraction is the Hells Canyon National Scenic Byway, which leads to the town of Halfway and, farther along, to Snake River and Hells Canyon – the deepest river-carved gorge in North America.
Urban Elements of Baker
Baker remains an attractive place for those seeking the calmer pace of life a Western town, yet who still value culture, refinement, an active arts scene and good food and drink. If this sounds like what you’re looking for, contact us today to discuss what is happening with Baker City, Sumpter, Halfway and Grant County real estate trends. Our professional brokers are available seven days a week to assist you. Whether residential, commercial, vacant land mining claims or farm and ranch properties, we will do whatever it takes to help you buy or sell. When you list property with Baker City Realty of Eastern Oregon, you receive extensive exposure through our marketing network. We have access to potential customers who have utilized our services over the years, which we can utilize for your benefit.
The Baker Real Estate Market
The Baker City real estate market is one of the most dynamic in rural Oregon and we’d like to assist you in selecting the right property. Please call us for a market analysis of your property or to help you start the process of selecting your Baker City, Sumpter, or Eastern Oregon “home.” Please do not hesitate to contact us.
