Oregon’s breathtaking scenery sets the stage for some of the most exquisite secluded estates, where luxury meets nature in perfect harmony. From a Cascade-view retreat in Powell Butte to a custom-built log home overlooking the Umpqua Valley, each estate offers unmatched privacy and craftsmanship.
Whether you dream of an expansive estate tucked into the forests of Northwest Portland or a French country manor with sweeping mountain views in Tumalo, these properties promise the ultimate in peaceful, refined living.
Here’s a curated look at four of Oregon’s most exceptional secluded mansions.
1. Cascade-View Retreat in Powell Butte
Located in West Powell Butte Estates, this custom home on a private 20-acre lot is listed for $2,290,000. Offering 5,643 square feet, the property includes 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a chef’s kitchen with gas appliances, a primary suite with a soaking tub, and separate living quarters on the second floor.
Additional features include a 1,541 square foot 3-car garage, a 40′ x 50′ detached shop with 4 roll-up doors, landscaped grounds with a sprinkler system, and a below-grade wine cellar.
Where is Powell Butte, OR?
Powell Butte, Oregon, is an unincorporated community located in Crook County. It lies between the cities of Redmond and Prineville, in a high desert landscape with views of the Cascade Mountains. The area is known for ranching, farming, and outdoor recreation. Powell Butte also offers access to nearby trails, parks, and scenic vistas.
Great Room
Exposed timber trusses span the ceiling of the great room where expansive windows frame forested views. Neutral-toned furniture defines the seating area, placed over layered rugs and wood floors. A large stone fireplace and built-in entertainment shelving stretch along one side of the open space.
Kitchen
Extensive wood cabinetry fills the kitchen where a large island offers abundant storage and workspace. Stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and a textured tile backsplash provide a durable and practical cooking space. Warm wood flooring and recessed lighting tie the room together with a rustic but functional design.
Bedroom
Large windows bring natural light into the primary bedroom where a neutral palette and simple furnishings create a calm atmosphere. A vaulted ceiling with a wood-bladed fan opens the room vertically, adding to the airy feel. Minimalist decor and scenic outdoor views keep the focus on the natural surroundings.
Covered Patio
An extended roof with tongue-and-groove wood ceiling covers the patio where a long dining table and a separate lounge area are arranged for outdoor living. A hot tub and firepit area sit just beyond, surrounded by natural stone and desert landscaping. Ceiling fans and planters complete the comfortable setting.
Aerial View
Wide open land surrounds the property where a circular driveway branches toward the main house and an adjacent outbuilding. Solar panels are installed on both structures, maximizing the sunny location. Green lawns and natural desert landscaping blend into the rugged terrain beyond the property line.
Source: Thomas J Evans @ RE/MAX Out West Realty via Coldwell Banker Realty
2. Custom Log Estate Over Umpqua Valley
Set above the Umpqua Valley, this custom-built estate crafted from Western Red Cedar by Pioneer Log Homes is listed for $2,695,000. Encompassing 6,526 square feet, the residence offers 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, a gourmet kitchen with reclaimed Fir cabinetry, and a main-level primary suite with dual walk-in closets. Features include a custom concrete “man cave,” Crestron Smart Home System, Sonos sound system, and high-speed fiber internet, all blending rustic elegance with modern technology.
Where is Roseburg, OR?
Roseburg, Oregon, sits in the Umpqua River Valley in southern Oregon. It is a center for timber production and is closely tied to the lumber industry. The city is surrounded by vineyards and serves as a gateway to fishing, hiking, and outdoor recreation. Roseburg also hosts cultural events and features a historic downtown area.
Kitchen
Granite countertops and knotty wood cabinetry fill the kitchen where exposed log beams and recessed lighting define the rustic design. A large island with a secondary sink and built-in cooktop offers functional prep space under pendant lights. Windows over the sink and a nearby dining area provide tree-filled views.
Dining Room
Expansive windows and a glass door frame the dining room where a long wood table is surrounded by upholstered chairs. Exposed log beams stretch across the ceiling, reinforcing the lodge-style architecture. Warm wood floors and soft green-toned walls complete the cozy but open atmosphere.
Rec Room
Rock-textured walls and a cave-like ceiling define the basement room where a sectional sofa, dart board, and ping-pong table create a recreational hub. Multiple wall-mounted TVs line the stone surfaces, offering plenty of entertainment options. Natural-toned floors and recessed lighting complete the unique underground space.
Bedroom
Massive log beams span the ceiling of the primary bedroom where a stone fireplace and wall-mounted TV create a focal point. A large window frames a view of the trees outside, while plush carpeting softens the spacious layout. Neutral walls and rustic details blend the natural setting with the interior comfort.
Bathroom
Granite counters and wood cabinetry line both sides of the primary bathroom where dual sinks sit beneath lighted mirrors. A soaking tub is set beneath a wide window while a large walk-in stone shower occupies the opposite wall. Stone tile floors and exposed wood accents maintain the rustic theme.
3. Expansive Private Estate in Northwest Portland
Situated on 9.83 private acres in Northwest Portland, this gated estate is listed for $2,895,000. Built in 1999, the 8,913 square foot residence features 5 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, soaring ceilings, high-end finishes, and expansive windows with views of the lush Pacific Northwest landscape.
Outdoor amenities include landscaped gardens, patios, a flat yard, and access to trails, all while being minutes from Forest Park, downtown, and the high-tech corridor.
Where is Portland, OR?
Portland, Oregon, is the largest city in the state, located at the confluence of the Willamette and Columbia Rivers. It is known for its parks, bridges, and commitment to sustainability. The city has a strong cultural scene, with a focus on music, food, and art. Portland also offers access to mountains, forests, and the Pacific Coast.
Living Room
Tall white built-in shelves flank the formal living room where a classic fireplace anchors the center wall under recessed lighting. A set of large, curved windows fills the space with natural light and offers forest and water views beyond. Neutral-toned seating and a wood coffee table complete the sophisticated arrangement.
Kitchen
Rich wood cabinetry and dark countertops surround the kitchen where a central island includes a gas cooktop and bar seating. Pendant lights and recessed ceiling lights provide layered illumination over the space. Wide windows above the sink bring in outdoor views and natural light.
Family Room
Detailed wood paneling frames the family room where a fireplace with built-in shelving and cabinetry stretches across one wall. Large windows and neutral furniture balance the space, bringing lightness to the richly detailed design. The layout is open to adjacent living spaces for easy movement.
Home Office
Heavy wood wainscoting and custom built-ins wrap the office where a black marble fireplace sits under a simple wood mantel. An arched window provides a view of the landscaping outside, softening the formal workspace. A modern desk and a blue accent chair add contrast to the room’s classic style.
Bedroom
Expansive windows create a full wall of views in the primary bedroom where light walls and soft carpeting brighten the space. A large bed faces a sitting area near the windows, offering a peaceful corner for relaxation. A doorway with French doors leads directly into the ensuite bathroom.
Source: Macey Laurick @ Windermere Realty Trust via Coldwell Banker Realty
4. French Country Estate
Located in the Winston Ranch area of Tumalo, this French country estate on 5 irrigated acres is listed for $2,400,000. The 4,122 square foot home features 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 1 partial bathroom, high-end finishes, a remodeled kitchen with double islands, and a basalt rock fireplace.
Additional highlights include a 3-stall barn, dry lot, shop with garage and RV/boat carport, underground irrigation, and a fenced pasture with a round pen, all with dramatic Cascade mountain views.
Where is Bend, OR?
Bend, Oregon, is located along the Deschutes River on the eastern edge of the Cascade Range. It is known for outdoor recreation, including skiing, hiking, and mountain biking. The city has a growing craft brewery scene and a vibrant downtown area. Bend also serves as a gateway to nearby forests, lakes, and volcanic landscapes.
Living Room
A tall stone fireplace carved with a nature scene acts as a focal point in the living room where sofas and wood furniture create a traditional seating area. Large arched windows fill the room with natural light and offer views of the landscaped grounds. Classic area rugs and curated artwork complete the formal yet welcoming feel.
Kitchen
Dark cabinetry with marble-patterned countertops surrounds the kitchen where a large white island includes a secondary sink and bar seating. Wide windows offer expansive outdoor views, while a coffered ceiling and recessed lighting define the polished design. Natural wood floors ground the space with warmth.
Dining Room
A wall of windows lines the dining room where a wood table with upholstered chairs sits over a patterned rug. A black sideboard and floral arrangements bring warmth and color to the space. Open archways connect the room seamlessly to nearby living areas and the kitchen.
Bedroom
Vaulted ceilings open above the primary bedroom where a heavy wood bedframe and nightstands anchor the room. French doors lead to an outdoor balcony with scenic views of trees and fields. Neutral carpeting and light walls brighten the spacious setting.
Bathroom
Double arched mirrors stand above marble countertops in the primary bathroom where a glass-enclosed shower sits in one corner. Rich wood cabinetry and polished tile floors complete the functional and luxurious space. Natural light from several windows enhances the bright and airy atmosphere.
Source: Grace Gerdes and Shelly K. Hummel @ Keller Williams Realty C.O. via Coldwell Banker Realty
