Union Hall Homestead. Just past the bend in the road, where the pace of life slows and the scent of apple blossoms lingers in the air, you’ll find a hidden gem nestled in rural Canby, Oregon—Union Hall Homestead, a peaceful, productive, and energy-efficient mini farm on nearly 7 acres of fertile, level land.From the moment you pull into the driveway, you sense this place is different. Maybe it's the whisper of wind through the orchard or maybe it's the promise of morning coffee on the deck while birds dart between apple branches. Or maybe it's the sense of possibility—the life you've always imagined, waiting quietly for you here.Step inside the 1,870-square-foot home, and you’re greeted with warmth—literal and figurative. Natural hardwood and bamboo floors carry the sunlight from room to room. A pellet stove and fireplace with heatilator promise cozy winter nights, while a modern heat pump and vinyl windows keep the space energy-smart and comfortable all year long.The kitchen, with its cherry wood countertops, painted cabinetry and tile backsplash, is the heart of the home—perfect for canning your summer harvest or baking holiday pies from your very own orchard. The attached dining room is ideal for cooling pastries or entertaining. You will find a slider off the living room that opens to a partially covered and treated fir deck with views across the pasture and into the orchard. Below, a finished basement provides space for guests, hobbies, or a cozy den.But the magic truly lies beyond the walls.Wander the property and discover a richly diverse orchard, home to more than 60 varieties of apples, 12 types of pears, cherries, figs, persimmons, quince, and even a Jefferson filbert and almond tree. Rows of raspberries, blueberries, grapes and kiwis thrive nearby, and a patch of asparagus greets springtime with eager green shoots.Two cross-fenced pastures, one glowing red each spring with crimson clover. There’s a shop/barn and so much more!