Architecturally-driven design built in 1989 and set within Lake Oswego’s carefully planned Westridge neighborhood, this home is anything but ordinary. Spanning four thousand six hundred ninety square feet, the home is designed around volume and architectural experience, creating a feel that is intentional rather than simply expansive. Soaring twenty-foot ceilings and walls of glass fill the interiors with natural light, while thoughtfully placed windows frame seasonal sunsets and draw the outdoors in. Carefully updated over time, the home honors its original architectural vision while incorporating extensive improvements ranging from cosmetic refinements to thoughtful architectural enhancements. Updates include a remodeled kitchen, full interior paint, refinished hardwood floors in a richer custom stain, updated lighting, and landscaping enhancements, along with a redesigned entry staircase created to bring greater symmetry and balance to the home’s overall design. The layout features spaces unfolding in a way that feels both unexpected and open. Set on nearly half an acre, the grounds blend natural landscape with curated outdoor living. Mature trees, a beautifully designed back patio, and surrounding greenery create a setting that feels private, peaceful, and connected to nature.