McMinnville, Oregon
Orchard View Ridge
Orchard View Ridge is a land development in McMinnville offering an opportunity to build in a setting that feels open, scenic, and connected to the charm of Yamhill County.
A Peaceful Setting to Build Your Home in McMinnville
Orchard View Ridge gives buyers a chance to explore homesites in a more peaceful setting while staying close to the daily conveniences of McMinnville.
It offers a balance of space, flexibility, and a setting that feels open and intentional — ideal for buyers looking beyond traditional neighborhoods.
Why Orchard View Ridge Stands Out
Homesites with Space
Larger homesites offer more flexibility, privacy, and room to build intentionally.
Wine Country Setting
Surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, the location offers a strong sense of place.
Close to McMinnville
Enjoy a quieter setting while still being minutes from dining, shops, and daily essentials.
Build Your Vision
Ideal for buyers who want more control over design, layout, and long-term living.
Property Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about the lots, wells, septic systems, utilities, and property documents at Orchard View Ridge.
What is the address of Orchard View Ridge?
16205 NW Orchard View Road.
Are there CC&Rs?
Yes. There are Restated Declaration of Protective Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Orchard View Ridge.
Is there a Homeowners Association?
Yes. There are Bylaws of the Orchard View Ridge Homeowners Association.
Where is the area for the septic system?
The septic area for each lot is marked on the lots and on the map. Septic placement and type were determined by the county.
Where are the wells?
Wells are shown on the map and marked on the lots with a well tag.
Where can I get details about the wells?
Joe Reitzug, the listing agent, has the well flow rates, depths, and other information from when the wells were installed.
Who installed the wells?
All wells were installed by Sippel Well except the well on Lot 10, which was installed by Mack Drilling in 2016.
Are all wells viable?
All wells should be viable but will need testing.
Lots 6 and 7 share a well and have a Shared Well Agreement.
Lot 10 has a well with low output and would need a new well or an underground or above-ground storage tank.
Where is the septic system located?
The septic location is indicated on the map.
Contact Joe Reitzug for information about septic requirements.
Where is the electric service?
Electric service is underground along the road and accessible at all lots.
Who can I contact with additional questions?
Ready to Explore the Available Lots?
Visit the listings page to see current availability or reach out for more details.