The Circa 1970 Reba House, added to the Historic Heritage Roster on August 4, 2021, is a remarkable example of preserved mid-century postmodern architecture. Lovingly maintained by only two owners since its construction, this one-of-a-kind residence showcases exceptional architectural integrity paired with thoughtful updates over time. Its striking exterior features a fifty-year roof, complemented by stainless steel pitches, blending durability with timeless design. Inside, the home is a true architectural statement. Cedar tongue-and-groove vaulted ceilings with exposed four-inch nominal beams span throughout, creating warmth and volume, while solid hardwood floors ground the space in natural elegance. A dramatic double-sided fireplace serves as a centerpiece, and niche windows within the walls of the home turn light into living art, framing the surrounding landscape from nearly every room. Set across three thoughtfully designed levels, the home offers ever-changing perspectives and a seamless connection to its natural surroundings. The main level provides comfortable living with a primary suite and bathroom, a wet bar, and a guest bedroom—all capturing sweeping views of Mount St. Helens. The upper level hosts the kitchen, dining room, and an additional bathroom, creating an inviting hub for gathering and entertaining. The lower level offers exceptional versatility, featuring a second kitchen, bathroom, fireplace, and private theater—ideal for multi-generational living or extended stays. The property is further enhanced by three additional outbuildings—a tool shed; a greenhouse that could serve as an artist’s room or shop; plus an auxiliary structure ideal as an office, library or sitting room—adding both function and charm. Outdoors, the beautifully landscaped grounds invite exploration with tranquil ponds; graceful bridges; and winding pathways creating a serene park-like setting.