Set on several private acres along the Columbia River, this 1977 cedar A-frame and surrounding property offer a distinctive combination of architecture, water and Pacific Northwest landscape. The home has been thoughtfully updated while retaining the character that makes the original A-frame special—old-growth cedar walls, soaring ceilings and an original 1977 wood stove. Floor-to-ceiling windows open the main living spaces to views of the river, surrounding trees and Mt. Hood. Natural materials including oak, limestone, plaster, handmade tile and stone create a warm, textural backdrop that feels collected and lived-in rather than overly polished. The property is as much a part of the experience as the house. Open lawns give way to mature woods, an orchard, two ponds and riverfront, with a private beach and dock creating another completely different setting. A restored barn adds an additional character-filled indoor space and another backdrop for gatherings, shoots and creative projects. The property works especially well for photo and video shoots, brand and lifestyle content, small gatherings, workshops, retreats and intimate celebrations. The open living spaces, large covered deck and expansive grounds make it easy to move between indoors and out. What makes the property unusual is the variety within one location: an original 1970s cedar A-frame, warm modern interiors, a restored barn, woods, gardens, ponds, beach and expansive Columbia River views—all within a private, peaceful setting.