Sited in a forested .42 acre Japanese garden like setting in unincorporated Multnomah County, this special 1956 Northwest Regional Modern was designed by renowned Portland architect, Walter Gordon. One of Oregon's most distinguished residential designers, Gordon designed more than 60 PDX homes. and was a protégé of Pietro Belluschi, a founder of the Northwest Regional Style. Unlike many of Gordon's more opulent homes, this is a refreshing departure perfectly scaled for modern living. It has an open concept design that flows freely through the living rooms while also connecting to nature. Generous use of wood finishes create an inescapable cozy and warm atmosphere throughout. It lives as a single level, and when purchased, had a stair lift for aging in place. The home maintains many of its original design details including extended overhangs, exposed vaulted tongue and groove cedar ceilings, slate entry, hardwood floors, built-in casework, a roman bath and original steel kitchen cabinetry by St. Charles. Modern updates and bespoke upgrades have been carefully integrated throughout while enhancing the home's original design features. The kitchen was remodeled with new countertops and gourmet stainless steel appliances; the baths were updated as well. The original casework & cabinetry throughout the home was restored. Originally envisioned by a master gardener, native and Asian species harmonize outside to create peaceful garden spaces great for relaxation & entertainment. This private & peaceful Gordon enclave has been well curated, preserved and cared for by its owners and it shows, and it's one you'll certainly want to see and experience in person. Recently featured in Dwell, Oregon Live and on the MA+DS Portland Modern Homes Tour.