Resort Living for Remote Work
Lot 936 Dunlin Road : Klamath Falls, OR 97601
Klamath County, Oregon
Lot Description
0.84 Acres on Dunlin Road at Running Y Ranch Resort - Klamath Falls, Oregon
Paved Roads. Power. Water. Underground Utilities. Arnold Palmer Golf Course. The Lodge. The Spa.
Cash Price: $39,749. Owner Financing Available.
You're not late to this. You're early on the next thing.
You've been planning for a while. Maybe you ran the numbers on your retirement income two years ago and realized you were closer than your peers think. Maybe you've been remote since 2020 and quietly figured out that your job doesn't care if you're in San Mateo or Klamath Falls - and your boss won't either, as long as the work keeps shipping. Maybe both. Maybe the stock vested. Maybe the second mortgage finally paid off and the cash position is real now. Maybe you're not retiring at all - just relocating the base of operations to somewhere that costs less, has more sun, and doesn't require you to sit in traffic to access any of the things you actually want to do with your time.
Whatever the path, you've spent the last several months looking at recreational and residential land in the western United States in a serious way - running comps, checking HOA bylaws, reading building covenants, asking your CPA about basis and long-term planning. You know what a bad lot looks like. You know what an overpriced lot looks like. You know the difference between a resort community that exists on a marketing brochure and one that has been operating for decades with real infrastructure, real amenities, and real owners who made the same calculation you're making now.
You don't need a 30-year mortgage. You don't need an off-grid homestead project. You don't need "potential" or "raw land" or "great fixer-upper opportunity." You need a clean, build-ready lot in a real resort community, in a tax-friendly state, with paved roads, real internet, a regional airport, and a hospital within ten minutes. You want to write a single check, get a deed in your name, and be done with the buying part so you can get on with the building part.
This is that lot.
0.84 acres on Dunlin Road at Running Y Ranch Resort. Cash price: $39,749.
Picture a Tuesday three years from now.
The home office in your 1,600 square foot house is the best workspace you've ever had. You helped design it - you knew exactly what you needed before the architect drew the first line. The desk faces west. The Cascades are out the window. The light in the afternoon is the kind of light that makes you remember why you moved here. Your standup starts in eight minutes.
The house is half the size of the place you raised the kids in and twice the build quality. There is no deferred maintenance because everything is new and you chose every component with intention. The mortgage is gone because you paid cash for the lot and financed the build through the equity you freed up when you sold the old place - and the monthly carrying cost of this life is a fraction of what you were spending before.
You take the call. You ship the work. You close the laptop at 2 p.m. because you're three time zones west of half your team and your afternoons belong to you now. This isn't a compromise. This is the arrangement you negotiated, delivered on, and have maintained for three years running. Your output hasn't changed. Your address has.
By 3 p.m. you're on the Arnold Palmer course - six minutes' drive from your front door - playing nine holes with the friend who retired here two years ago and kept sending you listing links and telling you to come check it out. You finally came. You saw the lot. You wrote the check. He was right.
By 6 p.m. you're at the Ruddy Duck for dinner - the resort restaurant inside Running Y, casual enough for a Tuesday, good enough to actually want to be there. By 8 p.m. you're back on the deck with a book and the western sky turning the colors that every Pacific Northwest sunset cliché turns out to actually be. The Cascades hold the last of the light for longer than you expect every single time.
This is what a well-planned second chapter looks like. Not retirement in the old sense - you might still be working full-time, consulting, advising, sitting on a board, building something new. But you've moved the base of operations to a place that costs less, has more sun, has the amenities you'll actually use, and doesn't require you to commute through anyone else's traffic to access any of them.
The mortgage is gone. The big house is gone. The 60-mile commute is gone. The grandkids are a 90-minute flight from a regional airport that's ten minutes from your driveway. The colleagues are on Zoom anyway. The location is yours to choose - and you chose well.
The lot is where the second chapter begins.
The Lot Itself - 0.84 Acres on Dunlin Road
Running Y Ranch Resort, Phase 11, 1st Addition, Lot 936. 0.84 acres on Dunlin Road - a moderately treed parcel with natural vegetation and gentle rolling terrain that give it a more private, tucked-in feel than many of the open lots in the resort. This isn't a bare pad waiting for a house. It's a homesite that already has character - trees, natural vegetation, a softness to the landscape that makes the build process feel like integration rather than imposition.
The moderate tree coverage does two practical things: it gives the lot a visual privacy from the road and from neighboring properties that open lots simply don't have, and it gives you design options that flat, cleared lots don't offer. Build into the treeline on one side and you have a natural screen. Clear selectively for the view corridor you want and leave the rest exactly as it is. The terrain is gentle enough to work with, specific enough to give the design something to respond to.
Build pad options catch both western Cascade exposure and eastern morning sun - which means your architect has real choices about orientation. A west-facing great room and deck gets the Cascade sunset views that Running Y is known for. An east-facing bedroom wing gets the morning light coming up over the high desert landscape. A thoughtful custom build on this lot can have both - and that is the kind of design flexibility that a flat, treeless lot on a straightforward grid doesn't give you.
Power and water are at the lot. Utilities are run underground at Running Y - cleaner aesthetically than overhead lines and more reliable in weather events. Hook-up to the home is a standard, well-documented process that local contractors in the Klamath Falls area do routinely. This is not a lot where you're engineering a solution to get power to a remote parcel. The infrastructure is there. Your contractor knows how to connect to it.
Internet access at Running Y. Cable internet service is available throughout the resort, and fiber buildout has been progressing through the resort phases. For a remote worker who needs reliable connectivity, confirm current provider options for Phase 11 and Dunlin Road specifically before you sign - coverage evolves as the resort builds out and as providers expand. If you need 99.9% uptime for work-critical applications, plan for redundancy: cable or fiber plus Starlink as failover, or cable plus cellular backup. Starlink dishes are permitted at Running Y subject to the usual placement approval. This is a workable, practical remote-work lot. Walk in with that understanding and you won't be surprised.
Paved roads throughout the resort. Year-round access. No gravel. No four-wheel-drive winter concerns. No mud season. The same paved, maintained road infrastructure that separates a resort community from a rural subdivision runs throughout Running Y - including Dunlin Road - and it means your Monday morning commute to the home office involves zero infrastructure drama regardless of the season.
Klamath County property taxes: approximately $196 per year. For a buyer coming from California, Washington, or even western Oregon, this number requires a moment of recalibration. Not per month. Not per quarter. Per year. For a lot inside a resort community with underground utilities, paved road access, and a comprehensive HOA amenity package. The low property tax structure of Klamath County is one of the legitimate, documented, and enduring financial advantages of owning land here - and it compounds meaningfully over decades of ownership.
Build covenants at Running Y require a stick-frame custom build. Manufactured homes are not permitted. This is not a restriction that complicates the life of a buyer planning a quality custom home - it is the mechanism that maintains the community character and the property values that make this lot worth $39,749 instead of $9,749. The covenant enforces the standard that protects every owner's investment, including yours, in perpetuity. If you are planning a quality custom build - and the buyer this lot is built for absolutely is - the covenant is entirely aligned with your intentions.
What Running Y Ranch Resort Actually Is
Before you evaluate this lot, it is worth understanding exactly what Running Y Ranch Resort is - not as a marketing concept, but as a functioning place. The difference between a resort community and a subdivision with a resort-adjacent name is the difference between what this lot offers and what most comparable-priced lots in the region offer. That difference is worth spending time on.
Running Y Ranch Resort is a master-planned resort community covering more than 3,500 acres in southern Oregon, developed along the western shore of Upper Klamath Lake. It has been operating as a resort and residential community long enough to have an established character, a stable ownership base, and the kind of institutional infrastructure that only comes with time. The amenities described below are not plans or renderings or promises about what will exist someday. They exist right now, today, operating, open to owners.
Oregon's Only Arnold Palmer-Designed Championship Golf Course.
The centerpiece of Running Y is a championship golf course designed by Arnold Palmer - the only Arnold Palmer course in the state of Oregon. Built into the high-desert landscape with views of Upper Klamath Lake and the surrounding terrain, the course plays differently than anything in the Willamette Valley or the Coast Range. The high-desert conditions, the elevation, the dry air, and the terrain give it a character that golfers who have played it describe as genuinely distinctive. As a lot owner, you receive preferred tee times and owner-discounted greens fees - the kind of access that resort guests pay full rates for on every visit. If golf is part of the life you're building here, the value of that access is not a footnote. It is a primary financial justification for the HOA on its own terms.
The 82-Room Resort Lodge.
A full-service resort lodge with hotel rooms, a restaurant, a bar, meeting and event facilities, and the hospitality infrastructure that anchors a resort community and gives it a different character than a neighborhood that was simply platted and sold off. The lodge is not just an amenity for guests - it is the social and commercial center of Running Y, the place where the community comes together, where visitors stay when they come to see the resort before buying, and where owners have dinner on the nights when cooking feels optional. When family visits for Thanksgiving or grandkids come for a summer week, the lodge is a resource. When you want a dinner out without the 10-minute drive to Klamath Falls, the Ruddy Duck is right there.
The Sandhill Spa.
A full-service day spa inside the resort offering massages, body treatments, and relaxation services at a level that buyers who move here from Portland, San Francisco, and Seattle recognize immediately. For the remote executive who has maintained a certain quality of life and isn't willing to sacrifice it to move somewhere more affordable, the presence of a spa ten minutes from the front door is not a luxury - it is part of what makes the move feel like a deliberate upgrade rather than a reluctant compromise. Running Y has it. Most small-city resort communities in the western United States don't.
The Sports and Fitness Center.
An indoor pool, sauna, weight room, pickleball courts, tennis courts, outdoor basketball, and fitness equipment - all available to lot owners through your owner identification cards. For the buyer who has maintained an active, health-conscious lifestyle and has no intention of stopping because they relocated, this facility matters in a practical, daily way. A fitness center of this caliber, operating in a community of this size, is genuinely uncommon. It is one of the reasons Running Y owners describe the HOA as one of the better value propositions they've encountered in community living - you are not paying $482 per quarter to maintain a mailbox and a speed bump. You are paying for a golf course, a fitness center, a spa, miles of paved trails, maintained roads, and a community standard that holds year after year.
Miles of Paved Walking Trails.
A network of paved recreational pathways winds through the entire resort property - through neighborhoods, through natural landscape areas, along the edges of the golf course, and throughout the community in a way that gives owners a safe, scenic, and car-free way to move through the resort on foot, by bicycle, on skates, or simply by wandering. The trails connect the resort's various sections and give the community a livability and a connective tissue that purely car-dependent developments lack entirely. For the remote worker who spends hours at a desk, the ability to step outside and walk a mile on a paved path without dealing with cars or gravel is not a trivial amenity. It is a daily quality-of-life differentiator.
The Ruddy Duck Restaurant and the Joyful Cafe.
Two dining options within the resort for the evenings when you want food without logistics. The Ruddy Duck is the primary restaurant - casual enough for a weeknight, good enough to actually want to be there. The Joyful Cafe is the casual option for mornings and lighter fare. Having food and coffee within the resort means the life you're building here doesn't require a car trip every time you want something that isn't in your refrigerator.
This is a resort that happens to also have homesites. The difference between that and a subdivision that happens to have a golf course nearby is everything - and the comps confirm it. A 0.78-Acre lot on Turnstone Drive is currently listed at $39,000 by Fisher-Nicholson Realty. Your lot is 0.84 acres - larger - at $39,749. The market is telling you exactly what this is worth.
The Comp Picture - What the Market Is Saying
Land pricing in a resort community is meaningfully different from pricing rural or suburban land because the amenity package is both quantifiable and consistent. Every lot inside Running Y has access to the same golf course, the same fitness center, the same spa, the same trails, and the same community infrastructure. The variation in lot pricing comes down to size, topography, location within the resort, and the motivation of the seller.
Here is what the active market looks like as of this listing:
A 0.78-Acre lot on Turnstone Drive is currently listed by Fisher-Nicholson Realty at $39,000. That is a smaller lot, priced comparably, listed by a traditional real estate brokerage. Your lot is 0.84 acres - 0.06 acres larger - at $39,749. The math is straightforward: you are getting more land at a comparable price, from a seller with 30 completed Klamath County transactions who prices based on data rather than optimism.
A 0.73-Acre lot on Parula Road is active in the resort. A 0.58-Acre lot on Crossbill Drive has been listed for over 400 days at $15,000 - which tells you exactly what the bottom of the Running Y lot market looks like and confirms precisely what the good lots do and don't do when they're priced correctly. The $15,000 lot is sitting because something about it doesn't work. This lot is priced at $39,749 because it does.
Running Y Ranch Resort vacant lots are finite inventory. The resort boundary is fixed. The platting is complete. New lots do not appear on a schedule - they appear when long-time owners decide to list, on their timeline, not yours. When a lot sells, it's gone. The next one on Dunlin Road will be available when another owner in Phase 11 decides to move on, which may be this year, next year, or in a decade.
The lots that remain available in any established resort community tend to fall into two categories: the ones nobody wanted for a reason, and the ones that weren't available until now. This lot falls in the second category. It is available because the owner's circumstances changed. The lot's circumstances - its size, its topography, its utility access, its location in a well-established resort phase - have not changed and are not going to.
Klamath County, Oregon - The Region Behind the Resort
The decision to buy at Running Y is not just a decision about a lot inside a resort. It is a decision about a place - a county, a region, a climate, a cost structure, and a quality of life that has been consistently undervalued relative to what it actually delivers. Understanding the region is as important as understanding the lot, because the lot exists inside the region and the region shapes everything about the life you build here.
300+ Days of Sunshine Annually.
Klamath County receives more than 300 days of sunshine per year - more than Miami, Florida, and more than Phoenix, Arizona on a consistent annual basis. The high desert climate east of the Cascades drives this: the mountains block the marine moisture that keeps the coast and the Willamette Valley grey for months at a time, and what reaches Klamath County instead is dry, clear, high-desert air under a sky that is reliably open. For the remote worker who has been spending half the year in Seattle or San Francisco in perpetual marine layer, the first full winter in Klamath County tends to produce a recalibration that is difficult to fully anticipate until you experience it. The light alone changes the quality of the workday in ways that are hard to quantify and easy to notice.
Money Magazine's 1 Place to Retire in the West.
Klamath Falls was ranked the number one place to retire in the Western United States by Money Magazine - recognized for the convergence of affordability, outdoor recreation, quality of life, healthcare access, and natural amenities that rarely appear together in a single location at this price point. This ranking was not based on sentiment. It was based on a measurable assessment of the factors that determine whether a place is genuinely livable over the long term - and Klamath Falls scored at the top of the western United States on that assessment. For the buyer who is making a long-term relocation decision rather than a short-term investment decision, this kind of third-party validation matters as a data point.
Crater Lake National Park - 75 Minutes North.
The deepest lake in the United States. The bluest water most people will ever see in their lives. 200,000 acres of protected wilderness surrounding a volcanic caldera that has been drawing visitors from across the world for over a century. The kind of place where you take the grandkids when they come for two weeks in the summer and they talk about it for years afterward. Crater Lake is not a distant destination you'll visit twice. It is a regular part of life for people who live in this region - the kind of place you drive to on a Sunday afternoon when the weather is right, where you watch the light change on the water from the rim, and where you remember with complete clarity why you made the move you made.
Upper Klamath Lake - Adjacent to the Resort.
The largest freshwater lake in Oregon, bordering the western edge of Running Y Ranch Resort, and one of the most significant migratory bird habitats in the entire Pacific Flyway. Sandhill cranes move through in formations large enough to shadow the ground beneath them - a sight that stops conversation and requires no ornithological background to appreciate. Bald eagles work the thermals above the lake. White pelicans, tundra swans, great blue herons, and dozens of other species move through in numbers that draw serious wildlife watchers from across the continent. For the remote worker who has been living in a city for decades and has been experiencing nature primarily through a car window, having this kind of ecological richness adjacent to your community - visible from the resort, accessible without a drive - is a different experience than the marketing language about "wildlife" that appears in most land listings. This is real, documented, spectacular wildlife watching that happens on your doorstep on a regular basis.
The Sky Lakes Wilderness and Lake of the Woods.
South of Crater Lake and north of the California border, the Sky Lakes Wilderness is a roadless high-elevation area of alpine lakes, old-growth forest, and mountain terrain that offers serious hiking and backpacking for the buyer whose outdoor interests extend beyond walking trails and golf. Lake of the Woods, approximately 45 minutes from Running Y, is a mountain lake with boating, fishing, a resort, and summer afternoons that people who grew up in the Pacific Northwest spend the rest of their lives trying to recreate. The outdoor infrastructure around Klamath County is not a footnote - it is a primary feature of the region and a core reason that serious, intentional buyers keep choosing this part of Oregon over comparable options elsewhere.
Klamath Falls - 10 Minutes From Your Driveway.
Population approximately 22,000. A functioning regional city with the full infrastructure stack that a serious person making a serious relocation decision actually needs to evaluate. Sky Lakes Medical Center - a full-service regional hospital with specialists, emergency services, and the referral relationships to connect you to larger systems in Portland or Medford when needed. The regional airport with daily flights to Portland and direct connections to San Francisco - critical for the remote executive who still needs to be in a room with people on a regular basis and whose clients or colleagues are distributed across the country. Oregon Tech - a university with a genuine Stem focus, which means actual local technical talent in the community if your work eventually requires it. A real downtown with restaurants, a farmers market, breweries, coffee, and the practical commercial infrastructure - Walmart, Home Depot, every major retailer - that makes daily life and home construction logistically straightforward.
Klamath Falls is not a resort town that exists only for visitors and seasonal residents. It is a permanent, working city with a community that has been here for generations - which means the services, the social fabric, and the institutional infrastructure that make a place genuinely livable over decades are all present and stable. This matters for the buyer making a 20-year decision, not just a 5-year decision.
Oregon Has No Sales Tax.
This is a meaningful financial factor for the buyer who is planning a custom home build, furnishing a new residence, purchasing vehicles, and making the kinds of major purchases that accompany a significant relocation. Every appliance, every building material, every major purchase carries zero state sales tax in Oregon. Over the life of a home build and several decades of ownership, this compounds into a number that belongs in your financial planning calculation.
Low Property Taxes - Consistently and Structurally.
The approximately $196 annual property tax on this lot reflects a broader tax structure in Klamath County that makes long-term ownership dramatically less expensive than comparable land in California, Washington, or western Oregon. For the buyer who has been paying property taxes calculated on a California or Seattle market value, the Klamath County tax structure is one of the financial recalibrations that tends to produce visible relief when the first bill arrives. It is not an anomaly. It is the structure - and it applies to the home you build here as well as the lot you buy.
The Remote Work Case - Why This Lot Specifically
The convergence of remote work flexibility and the affordability of resort land in secondary markets is one of the more significant structural shifts in how and where serious professionals make location decisions in the current era. The math has changed. The tools have changed. The social permission to live somewhere that makes sense for your life rather than somewhere that made sense for your commute has changed.
What hasn't changed is the quality of the underlying investment. Running Y Ranch Resort was a sound place to own land before remote work made it accessible to the remote executive. It remains a sound place to own land now. The resort's infrastructure, the Arnold Palmer course, the fitness center, the spa, the proximity to Crater Lake and Upper Klamath Lake and the Sky Lakes Wilderness - none of that is a function of remote work trends. It exists because the underlying place is genuinely excellent, and it will continue to exist regardless of where those trends go.
What remote work adds to the calculation is the ability to live here full-time rather than treating it as a vacation property or a retirement someday lot. The buyer who can move the base of operations to Dunlin Road and work from the home office on Tuesday morning before playing golf on Tuesday afternoon is getting a fundamentally different value proposition than the buyer who treats this as a second property visited four times a year. The land is the same. The life it enables is entirely different.
The home office you build here will be the best one you've ever had. Not because of the square footage - it can be whatever size makes sense for your work - but because of what's outside the window, what happens when you close the laptop, and what the carrying cost of the whole arrangement is relative to what you were spending before. The mortgage is gone. The commute is gone. The property taxes are $196 a year. The HOA covers golf, fitness, a spa, and miles of trails. The regional airport is ten minutes away. The grandkids are 90 minutes by air.
You didn't compromise on the life. You improved it. And it started with this lot.
The "Buy Now, Build Now or Later" Case
The buyer for this lot likely falls into one of two categories: the buyer who is ready to build within the next 12 to 24 months, or the buyer who wants to lock in the right lot now and build when the timing is right - when the current house sells, when the last kid launches, when the consulting contract wraps up, when the retirement date arrives.
Both timelines work with this lot. The land doesn't have a build deadline. The HOA doesn't penalize vacant lots. The community doesn't require construction on any schedule. You own the lot, you pay the HOA, and you build when you're ready. The only variable that changes over time is the price of the lot and the availability of comparable lots - both of which tend to move in one direction in an established resort community with finite inventory.
For the buyer who is ready to build now: the lot is clean, the utilities are at the lot line, the build covenant is clear, and the Klamath Falls construction market has active contractors familiar with Running Y's requirements. The path from lot ownership to move-in is well-documented and well-traveled.
For the buyer who is locking in now and building later: you are eliminating the most important variable in your long-term plan. You will not spend the next three to five years watching Running Y lot prices and wondering if the right lot will still be available when you're ready. It will be available. Because it will be yours.
As a lot owner, you receive owner identification cards that give you access to the resort amenities during the ownership period. Visit on weekends. Play the golf course. Use the fitness center. Have dinner at the Ruddy Duck. Walk the trails. Begin learning the rhythms of the place that will eventually be your permanent address. You belong from the day the paperwork is signed.
The Honest Numbers
Cash price: $39,749.
Write a single check, sign the closing paperwork, and walk out with a Warranty Deed in your name - free and clear, on the same day. No financing entanglements. No monthly payment to track. No prepayment math. The lot is yours immediately, titled in your name, with a Warranty Deed that guarantees the title is clear of liens, back taxes, and competing claims.
For the cash buyer at this price point, this is the cleanest possible transaction. One check. One deed. Done.
Owner financing is available if you prefer:
$699 down, plus a one-time $250 document fee at signing.
$699 per month for 84 months at 0% interest.
That single monthly payment covers everything - principal, the prorated share of property taxes, and the Running Y HOA pass-through. One number. One payment. No surprises at the end of the year, no escrow reconciliation, no rate adjustment. Fixed, predictable, and payable any time you want to accelerate.
No credit check. No bank approval. No prepayment penalty. Pay the balance off any time - we execute and record a Warranty Deed in your name the moment the balance clears.
The cash discount is meaningful - roughly $15,700 over the life of a financed note relative to the cash price. At this stage of life, for a buyer with the liquidity to write the check, most people would rather own the lot free and clear than carry a payment for seven years. But the financing option exists, it's real, it's at 0% interest, and it has funded successful purchases for buyers across our 30-transaction Klamath County history.
A note about the payment period we want you to read before you sign:
During the payment period on an owner-financed sale, the property is held in our name as the financing seller. You do not have access to camp, build, or use the lot during that time. The HOA's recreational benefits - the golf, the fitness center, the spa, the trails, the restaurants - belong to titled owners, and title transfers at payoff.
We tell you this on the front page, not on page eleven, because we would rather lose a sale than lose your trust.
What you do receive during the payment period: a Promissory Note that clearly states your purchase price, your payment schedule, and your path to the deed at payoff. A fixed monthly payment that doesn't move when interest rates do. The right to pay off the balance at any time. A direct line to us - email or text, anytime - and a straightforward answer to every question you have before you sign anything. We will send you every document before you sign it, walk you through every term, and answer every question honestly, including the answers that might lead you to a different decision.
Who We Are
We are Dakota Skyhook - a small, family-owned land company based in Fargo, North Dakota, with approximately 30 completed transactions in Klamath County, Oregon. We are not a high-volume land flipper running automated ads against zip codes in California. We are not going to pressure you, manufacture urgency, or tell you this lot will be gone tomorrow if we don't know whether it will be.
We bought this lot because the resort is real, the comps are real, and the buyer for it exists. We priced it below the active same-street comp because we priced it on data rather than hope. We structured the financing the way we did because 0% interest and no credit check is the product that makes land accessible to the buyer who has the income and the intention but prefers not to involve a bank in a $39,000 transaction.
We have a real reputation to protect in a market where we intend to keep buying and selling land. Every transaction we do is a reference for the next one. The way we treat buyers - with complete information, honest disclosures, and the patience to answer every question before anyone signs anything - is the only marketing that works over time in a business like this.
If you have questions about the lot, the comps, the build covenant, the resort amenities, the financing terms, or anything else, ask them. We'll answer every one of them. If this lot is the wrong fit for your situation, we'll tell you that too - and we might have another lot in our inventory that fits better.
If it's the right lot, the process is fast, the paperwork is clear, and the deed is yours before you expected it.
What to Do Next
If you want to see the lot before you decide, drive out. Running Y Ranch Resort is an open community with paved, accessible roads. Dunlin Road is easy to find. Walk the lot. Drive the neighborhood. Walk a section of the trails. Have lunch at the lodge. Play a round if the timing works. See what Tuesday afternoon actually looks like here before you write the check.
If you want to talk through the lot, the comps, the region, or the financing terms, call or text. We'll answer every question, give you the full comp picture, and let you make the decision at your own pace.
If you're ready to move forward, the cash close is fast and clean. We'll have the paperwork to you quickly, walk you through every document, and record the Warranty Deed in your name as soon as the funds clear.
Cash price: $39,749.
Or $699 down and $699 a month for 84 months at 0% interest.
Call or text to discuss the lot, the comps, or the close.
No banks. No credit check. No nonsense.
Why Klamath County. Why Running Y. Why Now.
People who move to Klamath County from California, Seattle, and Portland tend to use the same phrase when describing the decision: I wish I'd done it ten years sooner.
Not because Klamath County is perfect. Not because Klamath Falls has everything a major metro has. Not because Running Y is the most famous resort community in the western United States. But because the combination of what this place offers - the sunshine, the space, the quiet, the outdoor access, the cost structure, the resort amenity package, the regional airport, the hospital, the golf course, the spa, the wildlife, the proximity to Crater Lake - adds up to something that is genuinely difficult to find anywhere else at this price point.
The western United States has beautiful places. Most of them require you to trade away something essential to access them - the healthcare, the airport, the community quality, the internet, the practical infrastructure of a functioning city. Klamath County is the exception. It is the place where the outdoor lifestyle, the climate, the cost of living, the healthcare access, the airport connectivity, and the resort quality converge in a way that makes the math work for a real person living a real professional life.
Running Y Ranch Resort is the finest expression of that convergence available in the region. It is a community built around a resort that is actually operating, in a county that is actually livable, at a price point that is actually accessible to the buyer who has spent years building the position to make this kind of move.
This lot on Dunlin Road is that opportunity.
0.84 acres. Paved road. Underground utilities. Arnold Palmer golf. A spa. A fitness center with a pool and sauna. A lodge with a restaurant. Walking trails winding through 3,500 acres of high-desert resort landscape. Upper Klamath Lake next door. Crater Lake 75 minutes north. 300 days of sunshine overhead. And an active comp on the same street confirming the market value in one sentence.
You've spent years getting to the point where this is a decision you can make. The lot has been here the whole time. It is available right now, at a price that the market confirms is fair, in a community that will still be here and still be worth owning in thirty years.
The home office with the Cascade view is waiting for you to build it. The Arnold Palmer course is waiting for your Tuesday afternoon tee time. The life you've been planning from the other side of a long commute and a too-big house is closer than it looks from where you're standing right now.
The only question is when you decide to start.
Call or text (701) banks. No credit check. No nonsense.
Lot Maps & Attachments
Directions to Lot
Head northwest on US-97 N (Main St) out of Klamath Falls
Turn left onto Washburn Way (OR-140 W)
Continue west on OR-140 W (also called Lake of the Woods Hwy)
Turn right onto Running Y Rd
Once inside the resort, follow to Dunlin Rd - Lot 936 is on the right
The coordinates for the lot are 42.284389, -121.870861
