A with curving rooms and expansive windows designed to capture scenic views from 800 feet above the Columbia River Gorge is . “The most compelling part of this property is the immersive experience from any room in the house,” said listing broker of Copper West Real Estate. “There are spectacular views of the gorge at every hour of the day, in every type of weather, in every season of the year.
There is always something to see.” The architecturally designed house in the unincorporated community of , Washington, was built in 2012 at to take in extended views of the , as well as Mount Hood in the Cascade Range and the Hood River Valley. The 3.
43-acre property, called the , is of and wine tasting rooms. Inside the house with 6,078 square feet of living space are Peruvian olive wood floors, Venetian plaster walls and African ribboned mahogany cabinetry. There are glass walls in the living and dining areas with doors opening to outdoor living spaces, a gourmet kitchen, home theater and game room as well as six bedrooms and six bathrooms, including separate guest quarters.
The layout of the two-story house and the privacy of the property would make for an inviting full-time residence or vacation home with room for guests and entertaining, said Irving. The Japanese garden was designed by , a former garden director of the . Three major water features surround the house, including a cascading stream and pond.
Take in the natural setting from decks on two levels or from the clif.
