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Heres a closer look at four of Oregons most extraordinary secluded estates.
Where is Oregon City, OR?
Rita Wolff @ Barnes Portland via Coldwell Banker Realty
It served as the original end of the Oregon Trail in the 19th century.
The city features historic sites, museums, and a municipal elevator connecting its two levels.
Oregon City continues to grow while preserving its rich pioneer history.
Deep wood beams cross the ceiling above cozy seating arrangements set atop a neutral area rug.
Multiple lantern-style chandeliers and large windows draw natural light into the heart of the space.
A compact butcher-block island stands at the center of the room surrounded by a professional-grade stove and tiled flooring.
Open shelving built into the stone walls adds both storage and decorative charm.
Patio access through a glass door enhances the connection between the indoor space and the outdoors.
A walk-in stone shower occupies one side of the room, blending seamlessly into the floor-to-ceiling stonework.
Warm lighting fixtures and smooth tile flooring complete the luxurious design.
Lounge chairs and large sliding glass doors line one side, connecting the pool area to the outdoors.
Several windows along the opposite wall bring daylight into the expansive recreational space.
Source:Rebecca Krueger, Mike Day @ RE/MAX Equity Group via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Where is Mosier, OR?
Mosier, Oregon, is a small town located along the Columbia River between Hood River and The Dalles.
The Mosier Twin Tunnels on the Historic Columbia River Highway are a popular attraction.
Mosier also supports a close-knit community focused on local agriculture and conservation efforts.
Double wooden doors line one side, likely hiding a closet or storage space.
A warm pendant light hangs overhead, leading the eye toward the open dining area beyond.
Sloped wooden ceilings with skylights stretch above the living room where a large stone fireplace anchors one wall.
Sliding doors open up to the outside, blending the indoor space with the landscape.
Wood cabinetry and dark countertops fill the kitchen space, framed by angled wooden ceilings with exposed beams.
Open wall space decorated with framed artwork adds a personal touch.
Wooden beams stretch across the ceiling, matching the natural tones of the surrounding walls.
A small chandelier with classic yellow shades provides a soft glow above the table.
French doors open onto a balcony that offers sweeping views of the mountains and surrounding land.
Framed prints and simple furnishings complete the relaxed and natural feel of the space.
Source:Maui Meyer @ Copper West Real Estate via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Where is Albany, OR?
Albany, Oregon, sits at the meeting point of the Willamette and Calapooia Rivers.
It has a strong heritage of agriculture, timber, and manufacturing.
Albany hosts annual events like the Northwest Art and Air Festival and the Historic Homes Tour.
A large wooden display cabinet stands at the base of the stairs, adding elegance to the entryway.
The open view leads directly into a bright living area with high ceilings and tall windows.
A brown leather sectional sits centered in the room, surrounded by various houseplants that line the perimeter.
Open sightlines connect this main living space to the kitchen and other parts of the home.
Rich wood cabinetry lines the walls of the kitchen where a large island with seating anchors the room.
Stainless steel appliances and a detailed tile backsplash highlight the professional-style stove and hood.
Pendant lighting above the island adds both style and function to the spacious cooking area.
Soft neutral tones and natural light define this cozy secondary living space.
A bright blue accent wall contrasts the neutral tones throughout the rest of the space.
A sitting area near the window completes the suite, offering a relaxing spot to enjoy the view.
Source:Nik Kulikov @ Cascade Hasson SothebyS International Realty via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Where is Sherwood, OR?
Sherwood, Oregon is a small city located southwest of Portland in Washington County.
It is known for its historic Old Town district and proximity to the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge.
Sherwood hosts community events like the annual Robin Hood Festival, celebrating its namesake legend.
The city has grown into a residential hub with parks, wineries, and access to outdoor recreation.
A small bar area and a grand piano create a space designed for entertaining.
Artwork and framed prints decorate the walls, adding vintage character to the room.
A central island offers additional prep space and features glass-front storage at one end.
Hardwood floors and recessed lighting complete the clean and functional design.
Glass walls slide open to the outdoor gardens, blending indoor and outdoor living.
Art pieces and a colorful rug bring warmth and color into the space.
Vintage-style artwork and a mix of seating options line the walls, creating a lively and relaxed atmosphere.
A white railing separates the room from a slightly elevated adjacent dining space.
A wide window ledge offers seating and views of the greenery outside.
Ceiling fans, neutral walls, and decorative details give the room a traditional and cozy feel.
Source:Rita Wolff @ Barnes Portland via Coldwell Banker Realty
