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Bedrooms

5

Total Baths

6.5

Building Area

6,887 sq ft

Price/Sq Ft

$348/sq ft

Year Built

1998

Garage

3 spaces · Attached

County

Multnomah

Annual Tax

$43,993 (2025)

HOA

None

Days on Market

44 days

Open House

Sat, Nov 14, 1:00 PM–4:00 PM

Description

AUCTION: Bidding open. Bidding closes: November 19th. Open house Saturdays 1-4pm. A PROPERTY WITH A STORY MORE THAN A CENTURY IN THE MAKING. Set high along Portland’s Skyline ridge, this private gated 25.3-acre estate offers a rare convergence of luxury, land, history and possibility—bordering 5,200-acre Forest Park, one of America’s largest urban forests. The 6,887± SF custom residence captures sweeping views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, the Cascades, Tualatin Valley and Coast Range, with soaring 20’ ceilings, mahogany hardwoods, 5 bedrooms, 6 full baths and a second primary suite on the main level. Outside, a pool and spa overlook the valley and mountains, complemented by a separate pool house with an additional full bath. For the equestrian, an exceptional private facility includes 18 stalls, a 72’×140’ indoor riding arena, outdoor jumping arena and five turnout areas, with Forest Park offering miles of designated equestrian routes nearby. For the collector, the 10,080± SF indoor arena offers extraordinary covered space and the potential to imagine a private automobile gallery, collector’s retreat, workshop or showroom, subject to applicable zoning, permitting and improvements. For a multigenerational family, the acreage, caretaker residence, pool and flexible living spaces create a remarkable full-time home or Pacific Northwest seasonal retreat. The property traces its history to an approximately 400-acre Oregon homestead established in the late 1800s; the original family home and an early barn built from timber harvested on the land remain today. The current owners acquired the property in 1996, completed the residence in 1998 and equestrian facilities in 1999. Equestrian estate. Collector’s compound. Multigenerational retreat. Pacific Northwest summer residence. One extraordinary property—and a rare opportunity to create its next chapter.

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