Are you looking for a truly special property, something beyond the ordinary? Tucked away on a quiet South Eugene road, this architecturally distinctive home offers a rare combination of privacy, character, and natural beauty. Designed in the early 1980s by a University of Oregon architecture student under the direction of architect Peter Wilcox, the home has a unique treehouse feel, with soaring ceilings, abundant wood details, and views of nature from nearly every room. The spacious kitchen opens to the dining area and overlooks the living room, creating inviting spaces for gathering and everyday living. Notice the custom artist-made railings inside and the matching arbor outside. A separate family room offers additional flexibility, while the sunroom provides a peaceful retreat immersed in the surrounding landscape. Extensive storage includes a large pantry, utility room, and two partial basement areas with workshop and storage space. Multiple living areas make the home as functional as it is interesting. Set on two tax lots totaling .65 acres, the grounds feel like a private park. Some areas are thoughtfully landscaped, while others have the feel of a small arboretum, complete with mature trees, a seasonal stream, and a pond water feature. Three decks provide the perfect place to relax and watch the deer and birds. Peaceful and quiet, yet conveniently located near South Eugene schools, shopping, dining, and recreation, this is a truly unique place to call home.