11.90-acre EFU-zoned Monroe, Oregon hobby farm with fiber optic high-speed internet available, productive hay ground, 48x36 shop, detached garage, barn with loft, RV hookup, fenced garden, fruit trees and Long Tom River frontage on the east-side portion of the parcel. The property is divided by Hwy 99W; east-side, approximately 5 acres, is waterfront to the Long Tom River and considered a flood plain. A brush clearing project may gain practical access to the river. Approx. 4.5 acres of the West Side of the parcel are in Timothy mix hay production, historically producing approx. 400-450 two-twine bales per year. The shop features a concrete floor, 220 power, upper storage loft, natural & electrical lighting, and the detached garage has a recently upgraded electrical panel. A gravel RV pad behind the shop includes 50-amp service. Onsite RV waste receptacle available on property and tied to septic system. The small livestock barn includes a concrete floor and a hay loft. The property also includes a large garden area with 6' fencing. Trees on the property include apple, cherry, pear, sweet gum, silver maple and Norwegian maples. Seven frost-free hydrants serve the home, barn, shop and garden areas. The home is simple and cozy, with heating and cooling from a ductless mini-split and zonal room heaters. A new roof was installed on the home in 2014. Other updates to the home include the home electrical service meter/panel and flooring. Another notable upgrade is the new 2 HP well pump installed in June 2026. Septic system, including the manifold, was pumped and inspected in June 2026. Pre-wired home, shop, and garage security system available for a future service contract.