Portland

Across Oregon, this quintet of desirable homes reflects a shared appetite for space, flexibility, and everyday ease. In Dundee, vaulted ceilings and an open plan quintet with a cul-de-sac setting near renowned restaurants and wineries. Prineville’s newer IronHorse residence emphasizes thoughtful design and RV parking. Hillsboro offers generous rooms on a large corner lot with low-water landscaping. Salem adds a fully remodeled interior, a pellet stove, and backyard access. In Gresham, 5.55 rural-residential acres promise privacy and custom-home potential.

Across Oregon’s high desert and canyon country, this quintet of properties is united by space, water, and the kind of infrastructure that makes recreation feel effortless. River frontage on the Grande Ronde, Little Sheep Creek, and expansive acreage bordered by BLM land anchor days of fishing, hunting, and OHV exploring. Between Energy Star efficiency, a deep well with whole-house filtration, and flexible setups ranging from cabins to manufactured homes and build sites, each retreat balances seclusion with practical readiness for extended stays.

Across Oregon, this quintet of properties shares a lifestyle-first sensibility, prioritizing privacy, recreation, and room to breathe. On the coast, a Bay City lot sits one block from Tillamook Bay, while a Lincoln City cottage pairs an airy, fireplace-warmed interior with a separate guesthouse near public beach access. Inland, Eagle Crest in Redmond delivers gated seclusion with neighborhood pool and recreation. Corbett offers acreage with creek, trails, and serious shop space, and SE Salem rounds out the selection with a park-like two-acre retreat.

Water as both backdrop and daily rhythm. From 350 feet of Imnaha River frontage and a wood-accented retreat with a workshop to a rare corner residence framed by floor-to-ceiling Staats Lake views, each setting prioritizes calm and recreation. The land offerings lean into flexibility, with power and a well already in place, in-town multi-parcel acreage, and a gated Little Klickitat riverfront with a substantial insulated building and panoramic vistas.

Across the Pacific Northwest, this quartet traces a lifestyle-first approach to place, where water, views, and usable ground shape everyday living. From an in-town, multi-parcel acreage inside Goldendale city limits to a riverfront, off-grid cabin outside Kelso, each property prioritizes outdoor immersion and practical self-sufficiency. Portland’s McCormick Pier offers a light-filled riverfront condo with gated amenities and a rental-friendly minimum. In Canby, nearly 32 acres of EFU farmland pairs working infrastructure with long-range estate potential.

Across Oregon, a quintet of homes embraces a quieter brand of luxury—one defined by scenery, craft, and room to live expansively. From golf-course vantage points in Gresham and Bend to a view-rich retreat on 5.15 acres in Scotts Mills, each residence treats the outdoors as a daily companion through decks, patios, and wide-open outlooks. Material warmth—woodwork, stone, and careful detailing—meets modern updates and efficiency. Flexible spaces, from a private-entry studio to a daylight apartment and RV-ready acreage, round out the collection.

Homes that feel like private retreats while still accommodating modern rhythms of work, hosting, and everyday ease. Acreage in Damascus and Gresham brings creekside calm, park-like grounds, and covered outdoor living, while a Wilsonville farmhouse pairs preserved character with a detached studio and a memorable “Camping Corner.” In Tigard, near-new construction elevates open-concept living with southern views, and Persimmon offers a fully renovated executive setting with soaring light and flexible space.

Across Oregon, this quintet of homes is united by a water-minded way of life, from a hillside perch above the Willamette to riverfront sanctuaries in Wallowa County and Troy, and a Lincoln City cottage just steps from miles of beach. Each property frames daily living around recreation—hiking, fishing, and coastal escapes—while keeping practicality close at hand through workshops, outbuildings, and flexible guest or rental potential. Character comes through in wood-rich cabins and coastal charm, designed for retreat without disconnecting from comfort.

Across Oregon, a quartet of lifestyle properties shows how usable land can elevate daily living without losing touch with town. From Cottage Grove’s five-acre setting with a creek, fruit trees, and a barn to McMinnville’s newer single-level home framed by rare valley views and an unusually private backyard, each offers a distinct take on breathing room. Dexter’s 1.88 acres pairs outbuildings and greenhouse space with easy access to Dexter Reservoir and Eugene/Springfield, while Canby presents nearly 32 acres of EFU farmland with established agricultural infrastructure and future estate potential.