13615 NW MASON HILL RD, North Plains, OR 97133 - Washington County

This Helvetia vineyard estate demonstrates unparalleled grace and beauty from the moment you enter the gated entrance down the long, paved drive overlooking 2 acres of vines while approaching the stunning craftsman style residence encircled with amazing landscaping and southern views. As you enter the gracious home through double seeded glass doors, the light and bright interior space with high ceilings, beautiful hardwood floors, and an updated kitchen that includes, quartz counters, a professional 6 burner gas Dacor range, double Dacor ovens, Subzero refrigerator, and incredibly stylish and tastefully executed design. The entire home was extensively remodeled in 2003 and 2008, including major additions designed by architect - John Hasenberg, creating a seamless and functional floor plan with focus on access to the outdoor living areas and walls of windows to take in the valley and vineyard views. The home is well placed in the center of the property providing privacy and ideal outdoor living including an in-ground pool, pool house, fire pit, expansive lawn with irrigation, extensive stone patios, boulder retaining walls, a large, covered deck plus a built-in outdoor grill. Approximately 2 acres of the land is planted in wine grapes with about 2/3 in Pinot Noir and 1/3 in Pinot Gris providing a wonderful setting, income and beneficial property tax deferral status. There is a 24X40 outbuilding with concrete floor, insulated with a temperature-controlled wine cooler, equipment shed, and a 24KW solar array generating plenty of electricity to run the property during the summer months, plus there is a 17KW auto start generator to power the property during power outages. What an opportunity for you to own, a private vineyard just 5 minutes from Hwy 26 at Jackson School Rd, 10 mins to Hillsboro and 25 mins to downtown Portland.

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