Diamond Point – At the Intersection of Architecture + Art. A stunning example of architectural art that perfectly captures the spirit of its era while being timelessly modern. Originally designed in 1965 by Kenneth G. Walter and meticulously updated & preserved through a sensitive renovation by Emerick Architects, this home is more than a residence, it is an experience.Tucked away at the edge of a quiet road, the home feels like being transported to a stylish sanctuary resembling a space found Hollywood Hills, yet remains firmly rooted in its lush Pacific Northwest landscape. Designed to contour the terrain, the structure maximizes both privacy and connection to nature, essentially “floating” above Lake Oswego at the tip of Diamond Head Road.Inside, the home reveals beautiful mid century modern architecture that frames breathtaking lake views.Vaulted tongue-and-groove wood ceilings with exposed beams draw the eye upward, while floor-to-ceiling walls of glass invite the outdoors in. The transitions are seamless; local basalt rock walls blur the line between indoor comforts and the natural surroundings. For the entertainer, the home offers an abundance options: a large main living area with a signature MCM sunken conversation pit wrapped around a cozy fireplace, a dining room that is open to the kitchen where a folding glass wall opens the home to the fresh forest air, a lower-level rumpus room complete with a custom bar and outdoor patio access.Every detail has been curated for an elevated life—from the custom walnut kitchen cabinetry, bespoke built-ins and designer fixtures to the preservation of the high quality vintage details throughout. With six bedrooms, six baths, and 213 feet of lake frontage including a private dock and boat house, this is a rare opportunity to steward a significant piece of Pacific Northwest architecture in one of the most prestigious areas. Just minutes to downtown LO shopping&dining.