1928 Tudor Revival with Panoramic Views
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 and mountain views, complemented by an elegant fireplace with a hammered copper hood. These views continue in the formal dining room, providing the perfect backdrop for memorable meals.
The kitchen marries period charm with modern functionality through rich gum wood cabinetry, granite countertops, multiple sinks, high-end appliances, and a window-lined breakfast nook. The upper level hosts three bedrooms plus the primary suite - a sophisticated retreat with Willamette and Mt. Hood views, a fireplace, and a luxurious bath with a deep soaking tub and custom mosaic tilework. The lower level offers a family room with a floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace, terrace access, and abundant storage.
Capitalizing on an unmatched location, an expansive east-facing terrace delivers panoramic views over a heated infinity pool and hot tub, while multiple gathering areas and a pool house with full kitchen allow for effortless entertaining. An adjacent 0.15-acre buildable lot - offered separately - offers future expansion possibilities. Located steps from scenic Terwilliger Parkway and a short walk to the Chart House, the home is bordered to the north by Marquam Nature Park and its 200 undeveloped acres and miles of trails, with the shops and restaurants of South Portland and downtown just minutes away.
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- 1928 Tudor Revival architecture
- Old World craftsmanship throughout
- Original Tudor archways echoed in doorways, details, and custom mirrors
- Detailed millwork and coved ceilings
- Dramatic curved staircase with custom ironwork
- Original leaded glass casement windows with rich gum wood trim
- Charming window seats
- Expansive picture windows framing stunning views
- Rich red oak flooring throughout
- Original 1928 brass fixtures
- Wood-burning fireplace with hammered copper hood
- Oversized picture window with Mt. Hood views
- Red oak floors
- Expansive balcony off the great room
- Granite countertops with abundant prep space
- Rich gum wood cabinetry
- High-end appliances, including cabinet-faced Sub-Zero refrigerator
- Built-in warming drawer
- Two sinks for added functionality
- Sun-drenched glass breakfast nook with views
- Fireplace
- Elegant coved ceiling
- Large picture window framing river and mountain views
- Deep soaking tub and custom mosaic tilework
- Dining room with mountain and river views
- Family/media room with floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace
- Abundant lower level storage
- Three additional upstairs bedrooms
- Private, park-like grounds with gated entry and impeccable landscaping
- Multiple water features throughout the gardens
- Dedicated putting green
- Second 0.15-acre adjoining buildable lot located just south of the home
- Panoramic views of Mt. Hood and the Willamette River
- Multiple gathering areas for entertaining
- Heated infinity pool and hot tub
- Pool house with full kitchen and bathroom
- Perched on a bluff in the hills of SW Portland
- Borders Marquam Nature Park’s 200 acres and over 7 miles of trails
- Steps from scenic Terwilliger Parkway (National Register of Historic Places)
- 8-minute walk to the Chart House
- Minutes to the shops and restaurants of South Portland and downtown
5570 SW Menefee Drive sits at the edge of Marquam Nature Park, offering a serene, park-like backdrop with 200 acres of protected forest and more than seven miles of hiking trails just steps from your door. Just to the east, the historic Terwilliger Parkway — listed on the National Register of Historic Places — provides a scenic, tree-lined corridor perfect for walks and bike rides.
Get in Touch
503.709.4518
kristen.kohnstamm@cascadehasson.com
310 N State St #102
Lake Oswego, OR 97034