634 NE GRANDVIEW BLVD

Some homes are just built right. This 1950s Grandview Classic split-level is a piece of White Salmon history, and you can feel it the moment you walk in. It sits on just over a quarter acre on a quiet street and has been carefully renovated to keep all of its mid-century character. The home is full of local materials and the craftsmanship of the era: stunning grooved cedar ceilings, rugged stonework, Douglas fir trim and doors, and original oak floors, all refinished. From nearly every window you feel surrounded by trees. Big picture windows look out to the Columbia River, Bingen Point, Hospital Hill, and, seasonally, Mt. Hood. True to its mid-century roots, the split-level layout offers generous gathering spaces on both levels while still feeling warm and inviting. Settle into the main-level living room and watch quail and deer wander through the yard. Cook in a kitchen made for real use, with two ovens, then open the French doors from the dining room onto the private deck and barbecue among the trees on summer evenings. Downstairs, the large family room with its gas fireplace is the cozy spot. The rooms feel intimate, but there’s never a shortage of space. There are four bedrooms and two baths, plus whole-house water filtration. Outside, mature trees wrap the lot in privacy and shade, so it feels like your own tree house. On clear days the east lawn has an unobstructed view of Mt. Hood. The location is highly sought after: it feels tucked away, yet you can walk to the grocery store and downtown White Salmon, and the bike park and walking trails are just minutes away. The R-1 zoning may allow for an ADU, so there’s room to grow. Buyer to verify with the City of White Salmon. Homes like this, in a spot like this, rarely come up.