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Attractive lot in a great Umatilla neighborhood. Wide paved streets with views of the Columbia River, bridge and surrounding area. Electricity is already to the lot, and underground to enhance the views. Build your dream home now! Powerline Rd to Jefferson St, right on McFarland St. and left onto Roosevelt.
Custom built in 1973, and maintained with pride of ownership ever since! This unique 2012 square foot rancher boasts 2 separate living areas--a library/media room and an open kitchen/dining/living room with a gas log fireplace, and a view of the Umatilla Bridge over the Columbia River! Kitchen features a tons of cupboards and a huge pantry.
The Port of Umatilla has seven twenty-acre lots in the Port area at McNary. They have services (water, sewer, and power installed along the paved road that services the site.This listing consists of three of those lots.
Great Location on An acre. Home is 3 bedrooms 2 baths. living room dinning room combo. Underground sprinklers detached garage work space. water rights with west end.
Build your custom home in the newly developed Riverwood Estates, all city services stubbed to each parcel. some lots available on the golf course, others with a partial view of golf course.
PRICE REDUCTION! Stunning one-of-a-kind custom built home overlooking the Columbia River & McNary Dam. River views from living, dining, kitchen & master. Ex lrg deck off of dining rm. Kitchen features granite ctr tops, SS appl, sub-zero refr, newer cabinets. Master has jetted tub, walk-in tiled shower w/ dbl shower heads, dbl sinks, marbled ctr tops & 2 walk-in closets.
This property is a visibility property at the western edge of Umatilla at the junction of Hwy 730 and Powerline road. 2017 ODOT traffic count was 7800 vehicles by the sight per day. Powerline Rd bisects the property.
Build your custom home in the newly developed Riverwood Estates, all city services stubbed to each parcel. some lots available on the golf course, others with a partial view of golf course.
Build your custom home in the newly developed Riverwood Estates, all city services stubbed to each parcel. some lots available on the golf course, others with a partial view of golf course.
Build your custom home in the newly developed Riverwood Estates, all city services stubbed to each parcel. some lots available on the golf course, others with a partial view of golf course.
$75,000
Umatilla is located along the Columbia River and freeway I-82 and Oregon Highway 395. Umatilla has numerous parks and great access to the Columbia River. Umatilla citizens have great fishing opportunities and you can easily launch your boat in and out of the river. There is also a state park near Umatilla. If you are looking for a larger shopping area, you can take a short drive to the Tri-Cities along I-82 to get the shopping malls. If you want to make a trip to Pendleton to take in the Pendleton Roundup, its about a 40 minute drive.
The site of Umatilla was first visited by the Lewis and Clark expedition in 1806. Lewis and Clarks mission was to survey the Pacific Northwest for the U.S. Government. Umatilla was again visited in 1812 by Wilson Price Hunt who was exploring the fur trading possibilities for John Jacob Astor’s Pacific Fur Company. In 1861 an area east of the mouth of the Umatilla River was surveyed by Timothy W. Davenport and became the general land office map as the Umatilla Landing. In 1862 Jesse Lurchin applied for preemption of 120 acres above the mouth of the Umatilla River to create a town site. In 1863 the first Post Office was created and Z. F. Moody was assigned as the first Postmaster. In 1864 Umatilla became the county seat for Umatilla County. Umatilla only had the county seat for 4 years before it was moved to Pendleton. Umatilla became incorporated in 1906. The area saw numerous steamships up and down the river of which the Ann and the Lewistion steamships were built in Umatilla. Construction of McNary Dam began in 1947 and was dedicated in 1954 by President Eisenhower.
