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Wide Open Skies and a Life Well-Rooted: Life at 14601 NW Pheasant Hill Rd. in McMinnville

Offered at $799,000 | 2,093 SF | 3 bedrooms, 2 bathroom | Featured New Listing


Are you looking for the perfect hobby farm close to town? A new listing just hit the market, and we don't think it will last long. This charming vintage farmhouse on almost 5 acres is one of those finds that doesn't come around very often and when it does, it doesn't last. Just about a 10-minute drive to McMinnville's award-winning Third Street, yet it feels peaceful and secluded the moment you pull in. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Joni McCreith, Principal Broker at Bella Casa Real Estate Group, at 503-310-5613 or joni@thebellacasagroup.com.


Aerial view of a rural property with a yellow house, outbuildings, and trees surrounded by grass. Dense forest lines the left side.
Aerial view of 14601 NW Pheasant Hill Rd — the yellow farmhouse, front porch, winding driveway, red barn, orchard, and nearly 5 acres of lush Yamhill County countryside, all in one frame.

The Property


Set on 4.82 acres in a popular rural area of northwest McMinnville, this well-loved 3-bedroom, 2-bath traditional farmhouse offers 2,093 square feet of living space . We aren't sure when it was built, but it is definitely old in the best possible sense, yet has an updated kitchen and bathrooms. It has all the charm and character of a vintage farmhouse of a certain age with the added modern conveniences and the kind of elbow room that's simply hard to find this close to town.


Covered porch with yellow ceiling, wooden floor, table with floral cloth, and chairs. Overlooks a lush green landscape and trees.

Step onto the welcoming front porch, and you'll immediately understand the appeal of country living. Start your day with a cup of coffee on the front porch and take in the views. Inside, the layout is thoughtfully organized: three large bedrooms and a full bathroom upstairs, with a kitchen, dining area, living room, office space, laundry area, and a second full bathroom on the main floor.


Inside, the home is laid out across two well-organized floors that make everyday living feel easy and natural. The main floor does the heavy lifting: a kitchen with room to actually cook, a dining area that flows naturally for family meals or gathering with friends, a comfortable living room to wind down in, a dedicated office area for those who work from home, and a full bathroom, plus a laundry area that keeps things practical and contained.


Bright living room with blue walls, red sofa, gray chair, bookshelves, and large windows overlooking greenery. Cozy and inviting atmosphere.
Wooden dining table with chairs in cozy kitchen. Barrel decor, broom, clock on wall. Plants and colorful flowers add warmth.

Head upstairs and you'll find three spacious bedrooms along with a full bathroom. The upstairs layout gives the bedrooms their own quiet separation from the activity of the main floor, which buyers with families or anyone who values a little breathing room between spaces can appreciate.


Bedroom with blue carpet, leather chair, wooden dressers, and a bed with gray bedding. Three windows show greenery outside. Cozy mood.
Bathroom with green walls features a sink, wooden cabinets, mirror, and window. Art, towels, plants, and tile floor add detail.

Outside is where this property really shines. A large barn anchors the acreage, complete with its own dedicated office space and internet connection, making it ideal for remote work, a creative studio, or running a small operation right from home. The land is fenced with cross fencing and is currently home to chickens and goats, along with pear, apple, quince, and prune trees and a grand old grapevine that gives the whole place a timeless, rooted character.


Yellow house with brown roof amidst lush greenery, tree branches in foreground. A separate garage to the right, serene rural setting.

This is the kind of property that can be difficult to fine in Yamhill County's current market: small acreage close to town, a paved road, and the Chehalem Mountains as your backdrop. Whether you're dreaming of a hobby farm, space for animals, a productive orchard, or simply a private retreat at the end of a long week, this one checks every box. A property that delivers this much land, livability, and charm at this location represents real value. We expect this one to move quickly.


The Setting: Yamhill County at Its Best


There's something about Pheasant Hill Road that just feels right. The area sits in the heart of Oregon wine country, surrounded by vineyards, rolling hills, and that unmistakable Willamette Valley light. You're minutes from everything McMinnville has to offer, but the moment you turn off the paved road onto your property, the world gets quiet fast.


This stretch of northwest McMinnville has long been sought out by buyers who want the rural feel without sacrificing convenience, and that's a combination that holds its value over time. The neighborhood is established, the road is paved, and the community around it is exactly what you'd hope for in Yamhill County.


Aerial view of a red barn with goats in a fenced area, surrounded by lush green fields and dense forest.
A red shed with a green vine-covered roof shelters hay bales and a red machine. A gravel path leads to a wooden gate, surrounded by lush trees.
Wooden barn interior with sloped roof, hay-covered floor, storage boxes, and various farm tools. Soft natural light filters in. Quiet, rustic feel.


Explore Your Backyard: Attractions Near Pheasant

Hill Road


Living here means you're never far from the best of what the valley has to offer.


A spacious wooden deck with chairs overlooks scenic vineyards and rolling hills under a clear blue sky, evoking a serene, sunny mood.
Photo source: (www.yelp.com) Youngberg Hill Winery

Evergreen Aviation & Space

Museum — Home to the Spruce Goose and over 150 aircraft and spacecraft, this is one of Oregon's most impressive museums. A quick drive from Pheasant Hill Road and a great excuse to bring out-of-town guests.

Youngberg Hill Winery — A scenic, hilltop winery just minutes away with sweeping

valley views and estate-grown wines. This is where locals take their people when they really want to impress.

Eyrie Vineyards — The vineyard that started it all. Established in 1965, Eyrie is a living piece of Oregon wine history and a must-visit for pinot lovers.

Historic Third Street, Downtown McMinnville — Six walkable blocks of boutiques, tasting rooms, specialty shops, and some of the best food in the Willamette Valley. It's the kind of downtown that reminds you why small towns done right are unbeatable.

Joe Dancer Park & Miller Woods — Trails, open space, and over 130 acres of diverse ecosystems for the outdoor enthusiast in your household.


Eat, Sip, and Settle In: Local Favorites


McMinnville's food scene has earned its reputation. The Oregonian, Portland Monthly, and James Beard Award nominations have all taken notice and for good reason.


Hands serving dishes on a wooden table with various foods, including clams, broccoli, and beets. Two glasses of wine and utensils are visible.
Photo source: (www.theground.love) Humble Spirit

Humble Spirit — Farm-to-table in the truest sense. Nearly everything on the plate is grown within a few miles of the kitchen. The farm burger and house-made desserts are legendary.

Bistro Maison — A proper French bistro with decades of expertise and a cozy downtown setting. Think duck confit, moules frites, and a wine list that knows where it lives.

ōkta Farm and Kitchen — A four-course tasting menu experience driven by what the farm harvests that day. One of the most talked-about restaurants in the state right now.

Crescent Cafe — A local favorite for a laid-back breakfast. The crepes are the move, and the honey oat bread is worth the trip on its own.

THUMP Coffee — The go-to coffee stop for McMinnville regulars. Solid espresso, great atmosphere, and exactly the kind of community coffeehouse a neighborhood like this deserves.


Why This One Matters


Aerial view of a yellow house with a brown roof, surrounded by lush trees and a grassy yard. Nearby, a small garage and curving driveway.

Properties on Pheasant Hill Road don't come up often. When you combine almost 5 acres, a charming vintage farmhouse, a barn with a working office, fruit trees, fenced pasture, a front porch with a view, and a location inside the most celebrated wine region in the Pacific Northwest, you have something genuinely worth paying attention to.


Co-Founder, Principal Broker: Joni McCreith
Co-Founder, Principal Broker: Joni McCreith

Whether you're upsizing, planting roots in the valley, or finally making the move that you've been thinking about for years, this is a good one to look at sooner rather than later. Contact your realtor today to schedule a showing before it's gone.


Ready to take a look? Reach out to Joni today and we'll get you out there.

Joni McCreith

Principal Broker | Bella Casa Real Estate Group

📞 503-310-5613



Information sourced from public property records. Listing details should be confirmed through RMLS. All square footage and lot size information is approximate.

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