Set on 20 tiered acres with a beautiful view of Mt. Hood, this French countryside inspired homestead offers a rare opportunity to embrace a slower, more self-sufficient way of life without giving up the comforts of home. Much of the property is fenced and cross fenced, with mature oak trees, multiple garden beds, a pond supplied by a CCC-installed well, and a substantial barn featuring a concrete floor, power, water, and full hay loft. There is room here to raise animals, grow your own food, and truly settle into country living. The 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is full of character and thoughtfully equipped for greater independence. A wood-burning cook stove and generator wiring provide added versatility, while the partial unfinished basement offers valuable space for food storage, supplies, projects, and a dedicated safe room. Perhaps the most remarkable feature is the attached greenhouse spanning the south side of the home. Designed to take advantage of passive solar, it can significantly extend the growing season; the seller reports temperatures inside can comfortably reach 70–80 degrees even during the winter. Imagine stepping directly from your home into a warm greenhouse filled with herbs, greens, seedlings, and vegetables while winter settles over the acreage outside. This is a property made for full garden beds, shelves lined with preserved summer harvests, animals in the pasture, fresh eggs from the barnyard, evenings beneath the oak trees, and the satisfaction of producing more of what you need right at home. With 20 acres, established infrastructure, Mt. Hood views, and a home unlike anything cookie-cutter, this is more than a country property, it is an opportunity to create a beautifully grounded life on the land.