Chef D'œuvre Architectural Avec Une Vue Imprenable Sur Les Montagnes

This contemporary wonder was originally designed by famed architect Van Evera Bailey. Named The Sinclair House after its original owners, this Council Crest home was built specifically for the Northwest by adding cedar to the exterior, stucco on the base, and a concrete foundation. The home was carefully reimagined to keep its architectural integrity while adding additional space and high-end details throughout. The interior is incomparable with recessed base trim, smooth walls, square recessed lighting, solid white oak floors throughout, and walnut cabinetry/doors. The spiral staircase was designed with large windows and turret-like exterior to bring in light while showcasing its cascading curvature both inside and out. Comfort was considered during the design with radiant heat floors on both main and lower levels. The home was designed to display unobstructed views of Mt. Hood and the Cascades from as many rooms as possible - even a wall of windows in the garage displays these wonders. The upper primary suite has a wall of windows, private rooftop deck, luxurious bath, and walk-in closet. The exterior features spaces for play, gardening, entertaining, and relaxing. The property has no contiguous houses on the front, back, or south side. Views and privacy are paramount. Sale includes vacant adjoining lot to the south. A rare opportunity to own in one of Portland’s most stunning neighborhoods. Around the corner from Healy Heights Park; minutes from Council Crest Park and trailheads; easy commute to downtown, Hillsdale, OHSU, and waterfront. Open Saturday, August twenty-second from 1-3 p.m. [Home Energy Score = 3. HES Report at [hidden information]]