Experience refined luxury in the coveted Highlands neighborhood of unincorporated Multnomah County. Set on 1.26 acres near Forest Park trails, the Oregon Zoo, and The Racquet Club, this 1930 architectural gem blends timeless elegance with modern updates. Featuring formal living and dining rooms, 7 fireplaces, and a 700+ bottle wine cellar, it's ideal for both entertaining and everyday living. The

Stacy Niedermeyer Where, Inc

This stunning Pacific NW Ranch style home is situated on a secluded 1.31 acre parcel in the West Hills, just minutes from downtown Portland, Hoyt Arboretum, Washington Park, the Rose Garden, Pittock Mansion, and the Zoo. The updated one level home features a spacious layout filled with natural light. The gorgeous entry boasts French doors and slate tiles. The sunken living area includes a vaulted

Penny Douglas Oregon First

Perched on over 3 private acres with sun-soaked southern views, this hidden retreat offers the rare luxury of space—just minutes from Portland’s best trails, schools, and amenities. Reimagined by award-winning architect Bob Thompson, the main level flows with modern warmth: a chef’s kitchen, open living areas, and walls of glass that bring the outdoors in.Play tennis under the stars, lounge by

Suzann Baricevic-Murphy Where, Inc.

Designed in 1912 by Architect Josef Jacobberger, the Giesy/Failing House is a stunning blend of Craftsman and Arts and Crafts styles, offering an unparalleled sense of grandeur. Ideally located in the coveted West Hills on 1.55 acres, this property features steep intersecting gabled roofs, a cantilevered stucco second floor, and exquisite wrought-iron detailing. The distinguished arched glass and

Macey Laurick Windermere Realty Trust

A picture-perfect Roscoe Hemenway designed home that soars above the city skyline unlike any other in Portland. Designed and sited to maximize views of Mt. Adams, Helens, Hood and the Willamette River, this view estate is close in to all that Portland has to offer. The private winding drive leads to a secluded, park-like setting punctuated by a variety of outdoor entertaining spaces, including a

Patrick Clark Inhabit Real Estate

This iconic Tudor Revival estate in Portland’s West Hills has been reborn through a nearly $20 million renovation, blending historic charm with the ultimate in contemporary luxury. Originally crafted in 1930 by celebrated architect Roscoe D. Hemenway, the 25,568-square-foot residence has been meticulously transformed by JHL Design and Green Gables Restoration with a reimagined interior

Terry Sprague LUXE Forbes Global Properties

Your future personal ACREAGE IN THE CITY ready for your practice, home or subdivision. Develop, build and steward the nearly 5 acres close in with views of Mt. Hood and Willamette River. Truly a unique location central to everything westside. Just south of the Chart House Restaurant and approximately 1 mile from OHSU. Zoning also allows medical centers, retail sales/service, college/schools and

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