Nestled in the esteemed West Hills neighborhood, this stately 1932 residence designed by renowned architect Ellis F. Lawrence, captures the timeless allure of French Normandy style paired with modern sophistication. Situated on a lush 1.24-acre lot, the property features landscape architecture by Craig Kiest, offering an enchanting oasis complete with an English garden, mature trees, and serene lighting, all tucked behind an 8-foot coyote-proof fence with gates and a laurel hedge for added privacy. A lighted tennis & pickleball court adds an element of leisure, while a hot tub provides the ultimate retreat just moments from the heart of downtown Portland. Inside, the home boasts original hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, and an inviting floor plan designed for both comfort and functionality. The updated kitchen, crafted by Benjamin Silver Design, features modern amenities and seamlessly flows to an expansive 700sqft steel and tile upper-level patio. Highlighted by a Deamor-designed glass and steel awning, a gas fireplace, and three infrared heaters, this outdoor space offers year-round comfort and breathtaking views of the impeccably manicured grounds. The upper level includes a luxurious primary suite, complete with a spa-like en-suite adorned with Carrara marble, a soaking tub, a walk-in shower, and a generous walk-in closet.The versatile lower level provides a spacious great room with direct backyard access, a private guest suite with a full bath, a workout area, and ample storage. Thoughtful updates include 19 Pella doors and windows with Rocky Mountain Hardware, a new presidential roof and garage door (installed six years ago), dual hot water heaters, a recently replaced Lennox furnace, and a Lennox heat pump. Architectural plans by Benjamin Silver are also available for a potential 1,400sqft primary suite addition. This rare gem offers privacy, timeless beauty, and modern amenities, making it the perfect home in one of Portland’s most coveted locations.