Designed by celebrated Oregon architect Roy Ettinger, whose custom homes are among the most architecturally distinctive in the Pacific Northwest, this 4,450 sq ft contemporary masterpiece on a quiet Beaverton cul-de-sac is genuinely one of a kind.The moment you arrive, the sculptural facade announces itself: a dramatic standing-seam metal roof, signature circular porthole windows, and a bold roofline that stops you before you even reach the door. Step through the grand double glass entry and the architecture opens up completely,soaring vaulted ceilings with exposed wood and steel beams, a full wraparound band of clerestory windows, and walls of glass that frame treetop and territorial views in every direction. Natural light doesn’t just enter this home. It performs.The great room flows seamlessly into the chef’s kitchen and dining area, anchored by a gas fireplace and opening to multiple outdoor living spaces,a flagstone courtyard with a stone fire pit, a covered lower patio, and an upper private deck off the primary suite with sweeping Tualatin Valley and mountain views.The main-level primary suite is a genuine retreat: walk-out deck access, a spa bath with soaking tub and oversized walk-in shower, dual vanities, and a walk-in closet of serious scale.The fully finished daylight lower level functions as a self-contained wing, two private bedrooms, a full bath, dedicated media room, gym, and utility room. Ideal for multigenerational living, long-term guests, or the ultimate entertainment compound.Outside, the grounds are mature and extraordinary Asian pear, fig, and apple trees, established plantings throughout, and multiple entertaining zones that make the backyard feel like a private park. Located minutes from top-rated Mountainside High School and the amenities of Southwest Beaverton.This is not a home you compare. It’s a home you remember.