$1,295,000

This is what a Mid-Century Modern renovation looks like when it's done by people who understood the brief. Single level, 1959-built, and zero sacrifices for details worth keeping. Original redwood panels and ceiling anchor the great room, original Douglas Fir carries through the kitchen and bar, and a roughly 15-foot original stone floating mantel does the kind of visual work no renovation budget can fake. In the kitchen, a fan gable vaulted ceiling and rich tongue-and-groove paneling meet a fully custom build-out: white oak cabinetry and a matching island topped in gray Caesarstone, a custom pantry and wine rack, and a professional-grade appliance package (Thor's matte black collection, a Zline induction cooktop, and electric oven with air fryer) that reads as considered rather than bolted on. A custom picture window and double-sided gas fireplace tie the great room and bar together. An original bench seat dressed in a Pendleton-wrapped cushion is one of several details that make clear this renovation was about integration, not erasure. 24x36 tile flooring runs throughout for a clean, contemporary foundation under all that original wood. The primary suite continues the standard: a vaulted bedroom, a custom closet, and a fully renovated primary bath with a vaulted ceiling and an oversized shower. Behind the walls, the updates are just as thorough. Tankless water heater, high-efficiency furnace, and a new AC condenser mean the systems match the finishes. Outside, a level .54-acre lot with a sprinkler system and storage shed offers a scale that's become genuinely rare in this part of Washington County. Plus, you'll get a two-car garage with storage and a side carport. Fresh paint in designer colors ties it all together. This is a renovation for the buyer who notices when new work is grain-matched to old, when every material choice was made to serve the architecture rather than override it.