luxury architect houses for sale Portland, United States

One of the most influential architects of our time is creating a legacy home like nothing seen before and the first one-of-a-kind ultra-modern residence by internationally acclaimed architect Robert Oshatz will soon be complete in PDX's West Hills. Part of an ultra-limited collection, this is the culmination of a life-long vision of the Frank Lloyd Wright Jr. apprentice. Sharing 90,000 sq ft of forested acreage, this one-of-a-kind home will inspire & excite for generations.

Tucked into a serene natural setting, this striking mid-century modern residence seamlessly blends timeless architecture with sophisticated contemporary design. Originally built in the 1960s and thoughtfully reimagined by Vanilla Wood Design Build, the home reflects their philosophy of transforming spaces into bespoke sanctuaries with exceptional attention to detail, warmth, and livability. Walls of glass invite the outdoors in, filling the home with natural light and framing lush garden views. Clean architectural lines, curated finishes, and thoughtfully designed living spaces create an atmosphere that is both refined and inviting. The dramatic living spaces feature soaring wood ceilings and custom built-ins, with 3 outdoor decks that provide connection to the surrounding landscape-perfect for both quiet evenings and stylish entertaining. Offering 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and a private office with a 1/2 bath that could convert into a full bath, the floor plan provides flexibility for modern living, remote work, and hosting guests. The remodeled interiors honor the home's original mid-century character while incorporating elevated designer touches and contemporary comforts throughout. Located in a sought-after neighborhood with community amenities including a pool, tennis court, and scenic walking paths, this home offers a rare combination of architectural significance, lifestyle, and everyday convenience. A true Pacific Northwest retreat designed for those who appreciate timeless style and inspired living.

Occupying an elevated position with sweeping, cinematic vistas, this contemporary Portland residence showcases the Pacific Northwest's most breathtaking views. Spanning the downtown skyline and Willamette River, the view encompasses four iconic mountains-Hood, Adams, St. Helens, and Rainier. Originally built in 1953 and redesigned in 1999, the home pairs architectural drama with functional elegance while offering opportunities to further enhance and personalize its design. Expansive window walls, open living and entertaining spaces, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow connect to multiple view terraces and patios. The marble-appointed kitchen, updated in 2021, offers premium appliances and access to outdoor grilling and gathering spaces, while the main-level primary suite, dedicated office with full bath, and flexible lower-level living area, including a media room, spa retreat with indoor hot tub and sauna, and guest accommodations, provide exceptional versatility. Complete with a wraparound driveway and three-car tandem garage, this residence presents a rare opportunity to own a home defined by scale, setting, and unforgettable Northwest panoramas. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report

This iconic Tudor Revival estate in Portland's West Hills has been reborn through a nearly $20 million renovation, blending historic charm with the ultimate in contemporary luxury. Originally crafted in 1930 by celebrated architect Roscoe D. Hemenway, the 25,568-square-foot residence has been meticulously transformed by JHL Design and Green Gables Restoration with a reimagined interior seamlessly blending timeless elegance with top-of-the-line designer amenities, showcasing imported materials and handcrafted finishes. Perched on 3.26 stunning private acres, the property offers some of the best panoramic views of Portland's skyline and four majestic mountains in the metropolitan area, creating an extraordinary setting for both grand entertaining and everyday living. This storied property, built as the estate of the day in 1930, is the estate of today with a winning combination of historic architecture and modern amenities to be enjoyed for generations to come.