Set in the rolling White Salmon hills with Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams views and a front row seat to the beauty of the Columbia Gorge, this extraordinary 84-acre estate is as rare as it gets in the Pacific Northwest. The ~4,076 sq ft residence is a true master piece, designed in the Japandi tradition and modeled after the great Scandinavian field churches – tall and quietly commanding. Offering 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, with a soaring 26-ft vaulted great room, and 10-ft ceilings that pull in remarkable light year-round. The home is built with unmatched quality: Dekton countertops, Nobilia cabinetry from Germany, induction cooktop, two dishwashers, wet bar with mineral tap water and a custom steel pivot door anchoring the entry. A commercial-grade wood stove heats the whole house and behind the walls: 4-zone HVAC, RO-equivalent filtration, a 24kW standby generator on buried propane, and Starlink. A sheltered sunken outdoor patio creates a private gathering space protected from the elements and surrounded by thoughtfully selected native plantings, while the covered patio off the kitchen features removable sliding doors that seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor living. The vineyard is truly something spectacular. 10 planted acres farmed to a rare standard: CCOF Organic, Demeter Biodynamic, and Regenerative Organic Certified simultaneously, producing grapes of the highest quality. Supporting the operation is a substantial, well-maintained barn, providing functionality and flexibility for the property’s continued evolution. A year-round pond fed by an on-property creek, rolling pastures, a 4-acre food forest with more than 1,700 trees, and a heritage orchard anchored by century-old plum trees. Rarely does a property offer this combination of architectural significance, agricultural excellence, and breathtaking natural beauty. This is a legacy estate unlike any other in the Pacific Northwest.