The story
- Basement
At the end of the day what will you come home to? Do you long to watch the sunset from your covered deck? Will there be eager children waiting for you to take them to the creek to explore? Perhaps puttering in the barn will be your unwinding? If your vision is to work the land and blend the lines between home and occupation this parcel is also for you! As the owner of this custom home on 50 pastoral acres your life will be rich in innumerable ways. Most of this property’s northern boundary abuts a greenbelt that’s over 1,500 acres - amplifying privacy and wildlife. The entire boundary is fenced and several sections are cross-fenced for livestock control. There is a mixture of pasture, oak savannah and forest with seasonal Muddy Creek meandering through. The home was designed and built for these, the only owners, in 1992 by Camas Construction, focused on fine finishings and meticulous execution. The main level orients towards the stunning, expansive views of the Willamette Valley and the Coast Range beyond. In the kitchen you will find Brazilian cherry floors, cabinets that are tall and deep and an island good for prepping or keeping company. Dining and living spaces round out the great room. A propane fireplace and barrel ceiling are central to the living room along with gorgeous cherry cabinetry and easy access to the covered deck. The primary suite sits on the north side emphasizing separation of space. The other two main level bedrooms were used as library and home office but can easily be repurposed according to need. The utility room is as likely to be used for sewing or crafts as it is for the mundane task of daily life. Daylight basement offers a 4th bedroom, storage galore and flex space with endless possibilities. A separate electric meter in the woodshop could lend itself to a mother-in-law suite. Too many features to describe! You have to see it to believe it!
