Nestled in the heart of Lake Oswego's coveted Blue Heron neighborhood among mature trees on one of the most desirable streets, this 1965 mid-century modern jewel lies just one block from Oswego Lake and is an easy stroll to the lake's best selection of private easements. This home is a study in thoughtful simplicity and ease of living. Vaulted cedar ceilings, warm wood cabinetry and generous windows complement the architecture and the setting, while the open, flowing floor plan brings a sense of connection to the space. The design is distinctly mid-century without feeling precious. Light moves easily through the living spaces, while the proportions and natural materials make the home warm and inviting. The primary suite offers a private retreat, with additional bedrooms and flexible spaces that can adapt beautifully to the rhythms of everyday life—from quiet mornings to lively dinners. Beyond the glass, the level backyard is one of the property's standout features. Flat, usable and framed by mature landscaping, it extends the living space outdoors and offers plenty of room for gardening, entertaining, playing or simply unwinding by the fire pit. It is the kind of backyard that gets used—not just admired from the window. With four potential lake easements (Alder Point, Blue Heron, Maple Circle and Lakeview), you can fully enjoy life at the lake. The location also provides easy access to great restaurants, shops, and other nearby amenities as well as highly rated schools.