5 Pacific Northwest Properties from Oceanfront to Canyon Rim Views

In the heart of downtown Dallas, this restored 1900 Victorian pairs historic presence with a layout tuned for modern routines. Five bedrooms and four baths include two primary suites, a thoughtful setup for multi-generational living or hosting with extra privacy. Inside, original character carries through hardwood floors, tall ceilings, custom millwork, preserved windows, and original doors and hardware. Antique tile fireplaces add period detail to the spacious living and dining rooms, while the kitchen connects easily to the main gathering spaces for an everyday flow that feels natural.

Along the oceanfront in Lincoln City’s Nelscott Beach, this rare compound offers a direct connection to the shoreline and the easy rhythm of coastal living. The property is positioned as an oceanfront retreat in a sought-after setting, with the kind of presence that’s increasingly hard to find. Notably, it is priced below market to reflect a parking conversion opportunity—an opening for a future owner to reimagine how the site functions and flows day to day. With its oceanfront orientation and compound-style footprint, the experience here centers on salt air, shifting light, and the simple luxury of being close to the water. It’s a place to settle into the coast’s natural pace and shape what comes next around that setting.

Set on Satus Pass in Goldendale, this 410-acre recreational holding spans three separate parcels and a varied landscape of timber, gullies, ridges, open areas, and natural view sites. Sweeping outlooks take in Bickleton Ridge, the Columbia Hills, and the Simcoe Mountains, giving the property a true sense of scale and distance. Bordered by Highway 97 and Jenkins Creek Road, it’s threaded with old logging roads that support strong usability while preserving a feeling of privacy. The location sits comfortably between the Tri-Cities and Portland/Vancouver, and a little over an hour from Yakima, making weekend escapes refreshingly realistic. Days here can be shaped around horseback riding, ATV/UTV riding, hiking, mountain biking, hunting, or camping, with deer, elk, and turkey moving through at different times of year. With no CCRs or HOA and General Rural zoning, the land invites long-range plans grounded in the outdoors.

From its elevated 2.57-acre setting north of Tumalo Road, this updated Bend retreat balances privacy with easy access to both Bend and Redmond. A main-floor primary suite creates a sense of ease, complete with a walk-in closet, a spacious bath with tile floors and a tiled shower, and sweeping mountain views. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms continue the view story, while the back deck offers a front-row seat to the same dramatic backdrop—especially at sunrise and sunset. In the kitchen, updated solid-surface countertops keep the space fresh and functional for everyday living. A 720-square-foot garage with an RV plug supports weekend plans, and gated parking behind the gate provides generous room for gear. Set in the sought-after Tumalo neighborhood, it reads as a peaceful, low-maintenance home base for Central Oregon days.

From its elevated canyon-rim setting in the heart of Redmond, this retreat looks out over Dry Canyon Park with panoramic Cascade Mountain views. Days begin with morning coffee in mountain light and wind down with sunsets over the rim, all with easy access to trails, parks, dining, breweries, and community events. Inside, a designer-level renovation brings turnkey polish through updated cabinetry, premium counters, luxury flooring, curated lighting, and high-end fixtures throughout. Character comes through in details like the Dutch-door entry, while a carriage-style garage adds a classic note. Two detached sheds keep outdoor gear and hobbies organized—space for bikes, skis, fishing gear, tools, and more. With a thoughtfully refreshed exterior, new landscaping, and an outdoor-living orientation, it’s a home that makes everyday life feel closely tied to Central Oregon’s scenery and rhythm.