These pristine 434 acres in Oregon come with a 2.34-mile racetrack and can be yours for $10 million

• The Oregon Raceway Park — about a two hour drive from Portland, Oregon — is now on sale for $10 million.
• The 2.34-mile racetrack sits on 434 acres of land.
• Besides the racetrack, revenue from the propriety comes from farming contracts on part of the land and leases on the garage space.

The Oregon Raceway Park in Grass Valley, Oregon is now on sale for $10 million.

The Pacific Northwest raceway was first built in 2008 and has since become a "family destination" that offers race car storage and rentals, a racing school, track support, and more, according to its listing on LoopNet.

The property is a roughly two hour drive away from Portland, Oregon and includes 434 acres of land, leaving room for potential future developments. The racetrack itself is 2.34 miles long and 40 feet wide, encompassing 16 turns and a 400-foot elevation change in one lap.

Besides the obvious revenue from racetrack bookings — whether it be from private bookings or testing — additional income is supplied by farming contracts on parts of the property and leases on its garage space. However, purchasing the racetrack also requires adopting its current reservations, leases, and contracts, which means its nexts owners will still have some immediate responsibilities to uphold.

The property has more features than just a racetrack.

Oregon Raceway Park.      LoopNet

The Oregon Raceway Park property also has six restrooms with showers, four portable toilets, an EMT room, and above-ground refueling stations.

Oregon Raceway Park.      LoopNet

The space also comes with pre-gridding, a paved paddock, and a parking garage that can house up to 12 vehicles.

Oregon Raceway Park.      LoopNet

In case of an emergency, the racetrack also has hydrants and fire protection storage spaces.

Oregon Raceway Park.      LoopNet