Dan Volkmer

The Henry Condominiums in The Pearl District's Brewery Blocks is a testimony to the vision of pursuing architectural excellence while achieving GOLD-level LEED sustainability. This refined NE corner unit features stunning views of Mt Hood, Mt St Helens, Mt Adams, City lights, the Fremont Bridge and the Willamette River. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the cityscape and nature's majestic mountains

Presented to market restored as originally built, as a single-family residence, for the first time in almost 50 years! Originally designed and built by prominent Architect William Christmas Knighton for himself! Knighton was gaining notoriety as one of the state's premier architects, acknowledged by Governor Oswald West when Knighton was commissioned to design Portland's Historic Governor Hotel

OPEN HOUSE SAT 5/10 1-3PM.Overlooking the City of Portland with iconic Mt Hood as a strong background presence stands this 1960 mid-century residence. Located in the established Kings Heights neighborhood, it was designed for entertaining friends and family with a Pacific Northwest flair.The residence was built as a prestigious Medallion Home and part of a program launched in 1957 by the

Greenhills lot w/territorial and sunset views poised in the desirable Council Crest neighborhood. Recent site plans from local architectural firm Giulietti Schouten Weber are available. Here's your opportunity to build a custom home, be it a main-level home with sunset views, a modular/container home, or a tiny home amongst the trees! Photos from Portlandmaps.com and from conceptual renderings

Step into a timeless romance at The Historic Ambassador, a 1923 Jacobean beauty by Carl L. Linde. Unit 505 exudes vintage glamour with 9’ ceilings, oak floors, crown molding, and sun-drenched south-facing windows. Once home to Portland’s original movers and shakers, the building’s grandeur lives on—think cast stone lions, wrought-iron staircases, mirrored French doors and golden chandeliers. The

First time on the market! Tucked at the edge of Forest Park this one-of-a-kind NW Contemporary retreat is equal parts art, architecture & sanctuary. Hand-built in 1981 by renowned local builder Bill Hughes, interior designer Nancy Richmond and Portland Japanese garden visionary Masa Mizuno. It's one of Oregon’s first passive solar homes—designed to live in harmony with the land. Light pours

HOSTED BROKER OPEN HOUSE TUES 7/1 FROM 11-1.Welcome to the Hoyt Square Condominiums, an innovative project designed in 1980 by local Portland Architect Robert S. Leeb. Hoyt Square was the winner of the AIA’s Portland Chapter Award of Excellence in 1980 as well as an AIA National First Honor Award in 1981. Located in the heart of NW Portland, these highly desirable units live like single family

HOSTED BROKER TOUR TUES 6/24 11-2. Renowned architect Josef Jacobberger designed the J.R. Dickson home in 1906 in the Arts and Crafts English Style that was his signature. Brand new white oak hardwood floors on main level and refinished fir on 2nd level. Shared driveway with home to the right. Finished 3rd floor with beautiful bathroom can be used as a primary suite, guest quarters or family

This home has an impressive architectural pedigree: originally designed by commercial Architects DeYoung and Roald (Historic Heathman Hotel) for prominent Civic Engineer G.L. Rauch. Later prestigious Architect Richard Sundeleaf did kitchen & family room expansion with Douglas fir hand-hewn timbers. The home has been masterfully updated with timeless finishes and is surrounded by incredible