For sale15 photos
$299,000
10364 Blackwell Rd
85 acres$3,514 per acre
Central Point, OR 97502
Listing courtesy of Land and WildlifeMLS 11914255
Land for sale in Jackson County
8 land, lot, farm and ranch listings in Jackson County, Oregon, from MyStateMLS member brokers. The median asking price among listings that state both a price and an acreage is $5,924 per acre.
MyStateMLS listings updated 14 minutes ago
Land listings in Jackson County
For sale36 photos
$899,000
312 Sky Ridge Road
164 acres$5,482 per acre
Ashland, OR 97520
Listing courtesy of Martin Outdoor PropertiesMLS 11776190
For sale36 photos
$1,500,000
2829 Buckhorn Springs Road
349 acres$4,296 per acre
Ashland, OR 97520
Listing courtesy of Martin Outdoor PropertiesMLS 11689045
For sale22 photos
$349,000
3727 Old Siskiyou Highway
59 acres$5,924 per acre
Ashland, OR 97520
Listing courtesy of Martin Outdoor PropertiesMLS 11674460
For sale16 photos
$265,000
7314 Kershaw Road
7.62 acres$34,777 per acre
Central Point, OR 97502
Listing courtesy of Oregon Outdoor PropertiesMLS 11628074
For sale30 photos
$515,000
0 E Evans Creek Rd
471 acres$1,093 per acre
Central Point, OR 97537
Listing courtesy of US LAND COMLS 11568775
For sale36 photos
$4,500,000
2700 N Valley View Road
706 acres$6,374 per acre
Ashland, OR 97520
Listing courtesy of Martin Outdoor PropertiesMLS 11555089
For sale18 photos
$625,000
1650 E Nevada Street
32 acres$19,704 per acre
Ashland, OR 97520
Listing courtesy of Martin Outdoor PropertiesMLS 11555082
Buying land in Jackson County
- How much land is for sale in Jackson County, OR?
- 8 land, lot, farm and ranch listings are currently on LandAuthority in Jackson County. The count is live and changes as brokers list and sell.
- What is land selling for per acre in Jackson County?
- Among the 8 Jackson County listings here that state both a price and an acreage, the median asking price is $5,924 per acre. These are asking prices on current listings rather than recorded sale prices.
- Can I build on land in Jackson County?
- That depends on the parcel, not the county. Zoning, minimum lot size, septic feasibility and legal access all decide it, and only Jackson County planning and environmental health can confirm them for a specific parcel number. A listing describing a parcel as buildable is a marketing statement, not a determination.