316 NW HILLTOP DR

Portland, OR 97210

Home is being sold AS-IS. Welcome to the David Eyre House, a stunning architectural gem designed by renowned architect Van Evera Bailey, which graced the cover of Better Homes and Gardens magazine in July 1954. Situated on 1.72 acres just above the historic Pittock Mansion, this remarkable residence offers a breathtaking view of both Mount Hood and downtown Portland. The main home has undergone extensive interior demolition and is currently under construction, with partial foundation and structural improvements already completed. Extensive design and remodel plans by COLAB Architecture + Urban Design are available, providing a unique opportunity to transform this residence into a Mid-Century Modern masterpiece (see "Sample Images"). The beautiful backyard features a generous lawn, large patio, and inviting in-ground pool. Property includes move-in ready 1 bed/1 bath guest house completed in 2015. Guest house features concrete floors, vaulted ceilings, gas fireplace, full kitchen with stainless steel appliances, bathroom with marble countertop and walk-in shower, custom built-in workspace, wrap-around deck overlooking greenspace and a one-car garage. With only 10 estates on this exclusive drive, this is a rare opportunity to own in one of Portland's most private and distinctive neighborhoods. Remodel of home has ceased and permits are currently expired.

Listing courtesy of Ginger Burke of Cascade Hasson Sotheby's International Realty 5037068307



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