6833 SE PINE CT, Portland, OR 97215

Welcome to Northwest modernism at its finest—where clean lines, open spaces, and a blend of natural light and organic materials create a home that feels both contemporary and deeply connected to its surroundings. Expansive living spaces flow into tranquil gardens or showcase sweeping city, valley, and mountain views, perfectly balancing nature and structure in this midcentury retreat. Perched atop the gentle curve of a quiet street, the house welcomes you through a secluded courtyard. Inside, the main floor opens up—light-filled, airy, and effortlessly flowing between distinct, inviting spaces. Warm Sitka spruce, natural fir, and chocolate-stained madrone paneling bring a rich, organic feel, while beautifully crafted built-ins and bookshelves add character. Stone-clad fireplaces throughout add a striking architectural element to each room. And just beyond the walls, a sweeping deck wraps around the house, erasing the boundary between indoors and out. While perfectly designed for gatherings, this home is equally suited to peace and relaxation. Sleeping and quiet areas are thoughtfully set apart, fostering a sense of calm. The first-floor wing features two bedrooms, a full bath, and a study, while upstairs, a third bedroom, full bath, and the fir-paneled primary suite with a sitting room offer breathtaking views. The lower level is a sanctuary unto itself, featuring a guest suite, office, exercise and gathering spaces, wine cellar, potting room, and garden access. This space—and the entire home—are designed for comfort and creativity—whether you're unwinding, working, or sharing the moment. With Mt. Tabor just blocks away, the scenic city park is the perfect place to get away from the urban environment. Enjoy the nearby Coquine Restaurant and Coquine Market (don’t miss their chocolate chip cookies!), The Observatory, Academy Theater and many more cafes, local shops, boutiques, and restaurants. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10237503]