Two households. One wooded retreat. Room to live well—together or apart .
3791 NW Boxwood Place sits on a quiet cul-de-sac in Timberhill, one of NW Corvallis’ most sought-after neighborhoods. It is the unique and rare home that already solves dual living. A beautifully updated primary residence plus a true above-garage ADU with its own kitchen, bath, laundry, and private covered entry among the trees.
Use the ADU as a self-contained home for parents, adult children, or visiting family. Keep it as a lock-and-leave suite for guests. Work from it. Or keep the income stream it already produces as a guest-favorite short-term rental (furnishings available separately so it can stay turnkey).
Separate access and a porch overlooking the woodland give real privacy, while the main house remains just steps away. The primary home is built for everyday gathering. The professionally designed kitchen is the center of the house with granite island and counters, bake center, walk-in pantry, and Thermador and Bosch appliances. It opens to a bright living area with hardwood floors and large windows that pull in seasonal forest views. Casual and formal dining rooms make holiday dinners, Beaver game days, and quiet weeknights feel equally natural.
Mornings and evenings belong to the porch, deck, and woodstove. The lot backs to green space, so you get wildlife, privacy, and a sense of retreat without leaving town. Trails connect toward Chip Ross Park and McDonald-Dunn Forest. Schools, dining, shopping, and Oregon State University are minutes away.
This is not just extra square footage. It is two complete living spaces on one landscaped corner lot, connected when you want company, separate when you want independence, and exceptionally hard to find in Corvallis.