It is built by noted Oregon architect Richard Sundeleaf and sits on nearly one acre. It is a great example of the English Manor style with boxwood hedges, stone fireplaces, leaded glass windows, iron work, and peg cedar post and beam
Gothic door entry
Gorgeous post and beam ceiling in the formal living room. The modern artwork and silk drapes add a strong element of color into an otherwise neutral space
Beautiful kitchen with glazed cabinets. Love the oversized light fixture over the breakfast nook table!
The family room is very large and a perfect space for entertaining with space for a pool table, movies, and music. I love the white slipcovered sectional couches and the cowhide coffee table.
The lighting really highlights some great features of the room such as the stone fireplace
One of many hallways...did you notice the incredible doorway?
Another private room and there are couple of things that stand out to me. The darkly painted or stained windows really add a finished look to this room. Also the coped ceiling has an interesting texture to it.
This is one of many guest bedrooms and I absolutely love the bed frame. I'm assuming it's metal but it's designed after a birch tree and it's branches.
Another home office. Its interesting how they chose high contrast elements in the room but its calming as its in the same color palette of brown. The painted ceiling is unexpected but works well in this space.
In an otherwise neutral home, we have a pop of color in this bedroom.
Love the herringbone tile pattern on the bathroom floor!
I'm not sure if they reused a piece of furniture for the vanity, but it's simple design is a good contrast to the ornate chandelier.
Another view of the front of the home and the lovely turret.
The backyard has a courtyard with a simple planting of boxwood, topiaries, and white hydrangeas.
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