What began as a home they loved became a property they curated and maintained, preserving its natural character while creating an open, private, intentional setting—ready for someone new to continue the story.Warm, distinctive, and designed for gathering, the home features hardwood floors throughout the main level. The gourmet kitchen offers oak cabinetry, granite tile counters, pantry, bar seating, a prep sink, wine refrigerator, built-in wine rack, and imported French pulley lights. A bayed eating area brings the landscape inside, while the living room centers around a stone wood-burning fireplace and Pella wood windows.The dining room includes a built-in glass-front hutch. A main-level office with bay-window seating may also serve as a bedroom. Upstairs, skylights brighten the loft. The primary suite offers dual sinks, a soaking tub, and mountain views; guest bedrooms have private baths.A portion of the roof was replaced in 2005; the main house and all outbuildings received new roofs in 2012. Four garage bays, an insulated RV building, a two-level barn with propane heat, and an open-front storage barn add flexibility. Just south of Scappoose near Rocky Point’s trail network, this is 11 acres of privacy, beauty, and possibility.