Framed by sweeping views of Mount Hood, this 9.48-acre parcel offers a rare opportunity to own productive land in the heart of Hood River Valley. Currently farmed with sweetheart cherry trees across a portion of the property, the remaining open ground provides flexibility for expanded orchard use or a variety of agricultural pursuits. The land benefits from established water rights supporting continued farm production.The existing cherry orchard has generated at a minimum the $80,000 in farm income typically required to qualify for a primary dwelling on EFU-zoned land, though buyers should verify all income requirements, building eligibility, and development possibilities directly with Hood River County.Surrounded by working orchards with the West Fork river to the east, the setting reflects the valley’s long-standing agricultural heritage while remaining just minutes from downtown Hood River, local farm stands, and year-round recreation.Buyer to verify acreage.
Listing Provided Courtesy of Molly Whiteman, Cascade Hasson Sotheby's International Realty
General Information
213510058
SingleFamilyResidence
23
DOM
9.48 acres
EFU
HoodRiver
3957
Parkdale
Wy East
Hood River Vall 5/10
Land
SingleFamilyResidence
See attached Trio
Listing Provided Courtesy of Molly Whiteman, Cascade Hasson Sotheby's International Realty
Krishna Realty data last checked: Apr 03, 2026 08:20 | Listing last modified Apr 03, 2026 00:11,
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Residence Information
No
Features and Utilities
Financial
181.12
0
Cash,Other
03-11-2026
No
No
Comparable Information
23
23
Cash,Other
$800,000
$800,000
Apr 03, 2026 00:11
Schools
Elementary : ParkdaleN/ARatings Middle : Wy East N/ARatingspublic High : Hood River Vall
5/10Ratings
Map
Listing courtesy of Cascade Hasson Sotheby's International Realty.
Framed by sweeping views of Mount Hood, this 9.48-acre parcel offers a rare opportunity to own productive land in the heart of Hood River Valley. Currently farmed with sweetheart cherry trees across a portion of the property, the remaining open ground provides flexibility for expanded orchard use or a variety of agricultural pursuits. The land benefits from established water rights supporting continued farm production.The existing cherry orchard has generated at a minimum the $80,000 in farm income typically required to qualify for a primary dwelling on EFU-zoned land, though buyers should verify all income requirements, building eligibility, and development possibilities directly with Hood River County.Surrounded by working orchards with the West Fork river to the east, the setting reflects the valley’s long-standing agricultural heritage while remaining just minutes from downtown Hood River, local farm stands, and year-round recreation.Buyer to verify acreage.
