Rarely does a property like this come to market – steeped in architectural significance, graced with panoramic views, and located in one of Portland’s most prestigious neighborhoods. Tucked at the top of SW Hawthorne Terrace on a flat, park-like .6-acre parcel, this 1931 Wade Hampton Pipes – designed residence is a masterwork of English Arts & Crafts style, creatively updated for modern life with a seperate guest house and 5 car garage. Admired for its rich brickwork, handcrafted millwork, and dramatic curvilinear stair tower, the home balances architectural depth while living effortlessly modern, where sun-filled bow windows, thoughtfully scaled gathering spaces, and a layout that flows with quiet confidence.The den is wrapped in original Philippine Mahogany, the primary suite is expanded and elevated, and four fireplaces (three inside, one out) add warmth and wow. French doors spill out to a lawn that feels like a private park-framed by 300° views of Mt. Hood, St. Helens, Rainier, and the city skyline. A guest house with a 3-car garage below adds serious flexibility for work, guests, or a creative studio.And the neighborhood? Portland Heights is the crown jewel of the West Hills-tucked away but right in the mix. You’re minutes to downtown, OHSU, the MAC, and freeway access. In 15 minutes, you’re at the airport or your tee time. Great schools, iconic homes, friendly neighbors, and that feeling you get when you know you’ve arrived to that rare sweet spot where timeless design, legendary views, and the hum of the city all spectacularly converge.