Homes with a View for Sale in Oregon, OR

Home with View for sale in Oregon, OR:

Perfectly placed on the edge of North Canby with a walking trail along the Willamette River. The craftsmanship is impeccable and floor plan in this home is unique to any other new construction homes on the market today; all finishes were handpicked and executed with great taste. This is a custom-builter's home. You’ll be blown away at this 2,843sqft 4-bedroom, 3 full-bathrooms brand new home. Cook’s dream kitchen with custom cabinets and under-cabinet lighting, gas cooktop, amazing quartz countertops, tile backsplash, large island with tons of storage, built-in pantry, and stainless-steel appliances. Main floor 3 bedroom living with primary bedroom on main floor. Upstairs bonus/

Home with View for sale in Oregon, OR:

Gorgeous, private, treed 9.25 acres with Buck Creek meandering through property. Old cabin is not replaceable due to being unpermitted. The property is split by the road. .See plat map. Purchasers/agents to complete all due diligence with Multnomah County. Due to zoning restrictions, etc. listing agents have been told property is unbuildable.

Home with View for sale in Oregon, OR:

Recognized as the 2026 COBA Tour of Homes Best of Show winner, this exceptional masterpiece represents the pinnacle of craftsmanship, design, and luxury living in Discovery West. Built by Luxe Homes, a multiple award-winning builder renowned for its uncompromising quality and innovative design, this residence also earned honors for Best Kitchen and Best Interior Finish. Spanning 2,896 sq ft, this thoughtfully designed residence offers 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, and refined living across two levels. The main level features an open-concept great room, designer kitchen, dining area, and a private suite, plus a versatile office/bedroom. Upstairs, enjoy a spacious bonus/media room, loft, and two en-su

Home with View for sale in Oregon, OR:

Perched on a bluff in the hills of Southwest Portland, this exceptional 1928 Tudor Revival commands sweeping views of Mt. Hood and the Willamette River. Inside, the home strikes an artful balance between modern comfort and historic authenticity. Rich red oak flooring pairs beautifully with original millwork, custom ironwork, and period brass fixtures. Graceful Tudor archways and coved ceilings evoke Old World craftsmanship alongside leaded glass casement windows with gum wood trim, charming window seats, and a dramatic curved staircase with a hand-forged iron railing. Whether framed by the oversized picture window or enjoyed from the attached balcony, the great room offers stunning river an