Nail Spring Ranch A Legacy Estate in Oregon’s Langell ValleyDiscover a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a true legacy estate in the American West. Nail Spring Ranch is a rare convergence of aviation access, luxury living, recreational scale, and private seclusionspread across 1,417 deeded acres in Southern Oregon’s pristine Langell Valley. This trophy property offers a private, turnkey escape in one of the most beautiful and unspoiled regions of the Pacific Northwest.A Property Built for Legacy and LifestyleAt the heart of Nail Spring Ranch is a custom-built, architecturally significant main residence spanning 5,568 square feet. Designed to harmonize with its alpine-meadow surroundings, the home blends form and functionvaulted ceilings, panoramic windows, expansive decks, and natural materials frame a living experience that is elegant, warm, and deeply connected to the , a purpose-built 12-bedroom, 12.5-bath guest house offers comfort and scale for extended family, personal guests, or potential future retreat use. With private suites, a full commercial-grade kitchen, central great room, and dining space, it’s perfect for hosting large gatherings, multigenerational living, or philanthropic endeavors. Importantly, the structure is positioned as a guest house, not a resort or commercial facility, preserving its status as a private-use -Registered Private Airstrip and Aviation InfrastructureWhat sets Nail Spring Ranch apart from nearly every other ranch property in the region is its aviation access. A 2,500-foot FAA-registered private-use runway allows for direct fly-in capability, connecting the property to West Coast destinations and beyond within hours. Whether you’re a private pilot or own a small aircraft fleet, this airstrip dramatically enhances accessibility and to the runway, an insulated aircraft hangar includes an attached pilot’s apartment, fitness center, and flexible use space for classroom, recreation, or operations. The airstrip is maintained, marked, and registered, but subject to monthly takeoff/landing limitations as required by current FAA and county standardsensuring continued compatibility with land use regulations while preserving exclusive use for private Spring Ranch IrrigationNail Spring Ranch features approximately 197 irrigated acres served by district water rights from Gerber Reservoir, a significant and dependable water source in the region. These irrigated acres are efficiently accessed through 9 dedicated headgates, strategically positioned at the most upstream portion of the irrigation canal system. This upstream location is considered highly advantageous, as it typically ensures stronger flow rates, earlier water access, and greater reliability throughout the irrigation seasonespecially in years of limited water North Canal, a key component of the local irrigation infrastructure, runs directly through the property, enhancing water distribution and supporting consistent delivery to the irrigated fields. This direct canal access simplifies water management and reduces dependence on extended lateral systems, making Nail Spring Ranch exceptionally well-positioned for productive grazing and farming , Terrain, and Unmatched Outdoor AccessFrom sagebrush flats to rocky outcrops and wild juniper ravines, Nail Spring Ranch offers a dynamic and diverse topography. Miles of internal trails and roads invite exploration by ATV, horseback, or hiking. Several natural ponds provide seasonal water features and serve as wildlife attractors. The property’s perimeter borders thousands of acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land, creating a vast, protected wilderness buffer with unmatched access to backcountry recreation, hunting, and you're a hunter, horseback rider, mountain biker, or conservationist, this ranch offers unspoiled natural beauty and rare freedom without compromising Utilities and Sustainable ResourcesNail Spring Ranch operates independently with a private well system supplying water to the residences, ponds, and select pasture areas. The property is not enrolled in a local irrigation district but includes historical USBR lateral access. Its current use as a dryland grazing and recreational holding offers a low-maintenance, high-reward operational is no HOA, no CC&Rs, and no development pressureoffering complete autonomy for future owners to define their Connectivity and LifestyleThough it feels remote, Nail Spring Ranch is well-connected. Located just east of the rural town of Bonanza, the property is approximately:45 minutes to Klamath Falls (regional amenities)2.5 hours to Medford (MFR commercial air service)3.5 hours to Bend (RDM commercial air service)4.5 hours to Reno (RNO commercial air service)Whether you’re arriving by road or air, the property is accessible year-round, with four-season usability and modern infrastructure ready for immediate attractions include Crater Lake National Park, the Lava Beds National Monument, Upper Klamath Lake, and hundreds of thousands of acres of public land. With ample opportunity for hiking, wildlife viewing, fishing, upland bird hunting, and photography, the ranch offers an authentic Oregon lifestyle experience that rivals the West’s finest Legacy of Nail Spring RanchEstablished in 1893 by Oregon pioneer William Lee Nail, Nail Spring Ranch is rooted in over 130 years of Western heritage. Nail, a visionary homesteader and elite horseman, chose the high desert of Langell Valley for its rare artesian water sources and untapped agricultural potential. His development of the Nail Springs water systemstill in use todaystands as a lasting testament to sustainable land management in the arid Klamath the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Nail became a regional leader, known not only for his successful ranching operations but also for his prominence in Oregon’s golden age of horse racing. His forty-three-year tenure on the land was marked by innovation, integrity, and community impact, helping establish the Langell Valley as a viable and productive , Nail Spring Ranch preserves the spirit of its founder through its continued operation, with original water infrastructure, expansive deeded acreage, and a commitment to stewardship. From its early days as a pioneering homestead to its current evolution as a private aviation-ready legacy estate, the ranch remains an enduring symbol of American frontier success and multi-generational vision.A Category of Its OwnWhile many properties market themselves as unique, few can match Nail Spring Ranch in scale, infrastructure, aviation access, and lifestyle value. Trophy ranches with FAA-registered runways, guest lodging, multiple residences, and recreational access are exceedingly rarenot just in Oregon, but of spring 2025, fewer than ten properties in the United States combine:1,000+ deeded acresFAA-recognized private airstripLuxury residential infrastructureRecreational and wildlife amenitiesBLM or public land adjacencyImmediate livability with no deferred developmentThis places Nail Spring Ranch into a true trophy estate tier, sought by family offices, high-net-worth legacy buyers, and aviation lifestyle , Stewardship, and OpportunityYou don’t just buy a place like Nail Spring Ranchyou inherit a isn’t raw land waiting for potential. It’s the result of vision made real: a fully formed estate built for permanence, not speculation. The kind of place that doesn’t shout for attentionit whispers others chase what's next, this ranch offers what endures: privacy, purpose, and the kind of quiet only 1,400 acres can deliver. It's not about flipping or building or subdividing. It's about arriving. About saying, "This is where we plant our flag."There are plenty of places to spend money. This is where you invest Spring Ranch isn't a transaction. It's a decision. And for the right buyer, it's the easiest one they'll ever to ActionNail Spring Ranch is available now and will not last in this rare market category. Properties like this are held for decades, passed through generations, or secured by conservation trusts. Whether you envision a quiet family retreat, a private aviation escape, or a future land legacy, this ranch offers it all.