5 Oregon Luxury Homes with Ocean Views and Architectural Charm

Within one of Eagle Crest’s exclusive gated communities, this brand new, custom-built single-level residence is defined by volume and light. Soaring vaulted ceilings create an airy sense of scale, while abundant natural light moves easily through the main living spaces, shaping a calm, open atmosphere from morning through late afternoon. The single-level layout supports an effortless daily rhythm—easy transitions, no stairs to navigate, and a streamlined flow that suits both quiet routines and relaxed entertaining. Set in Redmond at 2447 Osprey Drive, the address places you inside the Eagle Crest setting, where the gated enclave adds a distinct layer of privacy and separation from the everyday. The result is a home that feels fresh and considered, offering a bright, elevated backdrop for simple, modern Central Oregon living.

From its elevated setting in Powell Butte, this gated, turnkey horse property frames Cascade Mountain views amid mature landscaping. Fully fenced and cross-fenced grounds create a sense of order and ease, with a barn and shop supporting daily projects and equestrian routines. Inside, a vaulted entry draws in abundant natural light and sets a welcoming tone. The main-level primary suite is paired with a fully remodeled bath, while a 2024 kitchen renovation brings a true gourmet feel—complete with a chef range and hood, solid stone countertops, and custom cabinetry. Spaces for gathering and lingering include formal dining, a breakfast area, and a sun room tailored to plant lovers. Upstairs, two bedrooms and a bonus room offer flexibility, and a main-level den can function as a fourth bedroom as needs evolve.

Along the water’s edge in Lincoln City, this residence is arranged for easy main-level living with a primary suite and a remodeled, spa-inspired bath featuring a walk-in dual-head shower. Gracious living and dining areas flow to the kitchen with a double-oven gas range, while balcony access frames sweeping ocean views. Downstairs, a flexible lower-level layout adds two bedrooms, a second kitchen, a family room with fireplace, and patio access—well suited for guests, extended family, creative studios, or a private coastal retreat. Thoughtful updates include refreshed cabinetry throughout, dual heat pump systems, and a backup power connection, plus a fenced dog run. Integrated accessibility features—an entry ramp, stair lift, and grab bars—are woven into the design, with private beach access, a pool, and a clubhouse completing the coastal rhythm of daily life.

Set on five peaceful acres in Oregon City, “Evergreen” is an award-winning, Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired residence custom built in 2006 by its owner-designer. Surrounded by nature and trees, it offers the rare feeling of a private architectural retreat while remaining just 10 minutes from shopping and commuting. The design is rooted in ultra energy efficiency and shaped by aging-in-place guidelines, blending distinctive character with everyday practicality. Generous interior space supports a range of lifestyles—room to grow, to entertain, and to work from home—without losing the sense of calm created by its natural setting. Here, innovative design and modern efficiency meet the restorative rhythm of acreage living, offering a home that feels intentional from morning light through evening quiet.

Originally built in 1928 and known as The Via Home, this Forest Grove residence stands as a rare Norman Farmhouse—described as the only known example in town. Set on an expansive .66-acre lot, the property pairs thoughtfully preserved living spaces with deeply personal craftsmanship, including elaborate gum-maple woodwork harvested from trees once on the grounds. A striking oak front door with a beveled glass lunette window sets an immediate sense of occasion, while the home’s single fireplace—finished in Portuguese tile—anchors the main living area as a natural gathering point. At the northwest corner, Oregon’s largest Giant Sequoia, planted in the 1860s, offers a living link to the site’s history. Two separate rental residences—an apartment above the three-car garage and a 1959 cottage—plus a heated workshop/studio with private entrance, add uncommon flexibility for how life unfolds here.