If you’ve ever driven along I-84 toward the Columbia River Gorge, you’ve seen this house perched on the hillside, showing off those Columbia River views, and making every driver wonder what it’s like to live there. Built in 1916, this 3 bed, 2 bath landmark has been turning heads for over a century, quietly watching the Gorge change while keeping its own timeless charm. Inside, 1,384 sqft of rustic meets artistic space set the tone for relaxed Pacific Northwest living. A cozy wood stove keeps things warm on misty mornings, mood lighting gives the bathroom spa day vibes, and the mix of vintage character, updates and creative flair makes the home feel both nostalgic and inspiring. Large windows frame the ever changing Columbia River. A view that never gets old. Step outside to where this property really shines: two expansive decks stretch toward the horizon, creating the perfect perch for sunrise coffee, evening cocktails, or a good laugh at your own deck jokes. Below, two natural springs cascade through the sloped lot making you feel ever connected to the gorge. Two outbuildings add endless possibilities. A workshop for car enthusiasts or makers, a studio for creatives, or simply space to store all your future adventures. Whether you garden, build, paint, or tinker, this land is your canvas. Located just off the Corbett exit, you’re minutes from scenic Gorge trails, waterfalls, and an easy drive back to Portland or Vancouver. Here, you get small town calm with big view energy.More than a home, this is a piece of local history with a personality all its own. A place that inspires creativity, invites connection, and reminds you to slow down and enjoy the view. You’ve driven by it a hundred times. Now it’s your turn to pull into the driveway.