2200 Buckhorn Springs Rd
Ashland, OR 97520
Buckhorn Springs Resort · Hospitality Property For Sale · 17,500 SF

SACRED GROUND Tucked in valley, Buckhorn Springs was once a healing ground to Native Americans. It is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a District. The Property Due to the rare free expression of carbon dioxide at Buckhorn Springs, it has been used for healing purposes as far back as the human record goes. This land was sacred ground to the Native Americans, who were often in conflict, and yet treated each other with respect when visiting the springs. In 1989 the Buckhorn Mineral Springs Historic District (BMSHD) was placed on the National Register as Oregon’s 14th Historic District. We are currently in the process of creating a Conservation Easement with the Southern Oregon Land Conservancy, and exploring protections for the Historic District, to put in place ongoing protection for Buckhorn’s resources. Buckhorn Mineral Springs (BMS) Created in 2000 to help facilitate the continued restoration of the BMSHD, BMS received its official 501-c3 status from the IRS in 2003. Its stated primary purpose is “to promote the protection, restoration, and management of the Buckhorn…through educational and charitable activities.” BMS has been managed since then without a budget basically as a conduit for grants and donations for the restoration of the BMSHD. Currently there is great potential for restructuring BMS into an entity which could be beneficial to this transition HABITABLE BUILDINGS Lodge (8 private rooms) Cabins (10 separate cabins) Creekside Toft House Upstairs apartment Log house + carport Little house Tiny house Trailer OTHER STRUCTURES Machiai gazebo Garden gazebo Greenhouse Vapor bath house Vapor bath gazebo Well structure Lower well house Upper well house Bath house UTILITY BUILDINGS Implement shed Lounge Shop Wood shed Tractor shed Barn MEETING SPACES Dodecagon Clinic Lodge living room area Other Notable Features Irrigation ditch with water tank Log house water tank Heart shaped labyrinth Swing bridge over Buckhorn creek Main driveway Secondary driveway 24kv solar system 2 separate garden areas HISTORIC RESTORATION The Sargent family has been working on preserving and restoring the numerous buildings at Buckhorn for three decades. Preservation and Land Management Throughout our restoration of the facilities and redevelopment as a retreat facility, we have always had sustainability as a guiding principal. We have utilized materials from the property such as: our world class clay, Douglas Fir, Incense Cedar, and rocks found on site, to name a few. The final restoration project, the Physiotherapy Clinic, is expected to be completed by the Spring of 2018. Our small scale farming to provide food for residents and guests has always been organic. We have a 24kV solar system which provides most of Buckhorn’s power needs. Buckhorn has 2 wells and a rock solid water right to irrigate 10 acres from Baldy Creek, which runs through the property.