TL 1200 Sodhouse Lane Historic Legacy and Location: Held by the same family since being patented by President Woodrow Wilson, this rare 160-acre refuge-bordering property offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a piece of Oregon history. This remarkable property offers a legacy of stewardship and an unparalleled connection to one of the West's most iconic landscapes. Legal access is provided via Sodhouse Lane, making the property eligible for residential development under Oregon land use regulations and offering the opportunity to create a private retreat in a truly exceptional setting. Landscape and Views: The land itself is characterized by gently rolling terrain and a native cover of sagebrush and bunchgrass that blends seamlessly into the surrounding high desert environment. From nearly every point on the property, breathtaking panoramic views stretch across the Harney Basin to the snow-capped peaks of the Steens Mountains. While there is currently no well or power on the property, a transmission line is located nearby, providing future development potential while preserving the property's remote and unspoiled character. Wildlife and Natural Surroundings: What truly sets this property apart is its extraordinary wildlife setting. Bordering the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, the property offers front-row access to one of North America's premier wildlife habitats. The sights and sounds of migratory birds fill the air throughout the seasons, while deer and antelope are frequent visitors across the landscape. Whether you are seeking a homesite, recreational retreat, conservation property, or simply a chance to own a piece of Oregon's rich ranching heritage, this offering is one that deserves your immediate attention. Very few privately owned parcels bordering the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge offer legal access and the ability to build a home. Opportunities like this rarely come to market and are often held by families for generations.