Architect-designed home by noted Northwest architect Dan Reece, built in 1953 and tucked away in Portland’s desirable West Portland Park neighborhood. This one-of-a-kind residence sits on 1.61 acres of layered gardens, fruit trees, and peaceful outdoor space. South-facing territorial views offer the feel of a private retreat, just minutes from I-5, Hwy 217, Tryon Creek State Natural Area, and the shops and restaurants of Multnomah Village. Formerly the residence of Disney voice actor Dallas McKennon, the home blends creative legacy with timeless design. The flexible layout includes approx. 2722 sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 2.1 bathrooms, and a main-level primary suite. A recently updated kitchen opens to the dining and living areas, with unique character and warmth throughout. Lower level includes 2 bedrooms, full bath, mud room, laundry room and bonus living area. The former barn has been transformed into a spacious hobby room with running water and extensive electrical access—ideal for art, gardening, or projects.An attached greenhouse provides year-round light and versatile space for growing or relaxing. Raised beds, private patios, and walkways invite exploration and create a serene connection with nature. A private drive leads to the home, offering seclusion and ample parking.This is not your typical home—it’s a rare blend of architecture, history, and setting in one of SW Portland’s most peaceful, tucked-away location!

Listing courtesy of Kristin Sholes of MORE Realty 5033077577



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