Welcome to a rare gem nestled in Oregon’s unincorporated Stafford Hamlet. Built for the great-great-granddaughter of early Portland founder John H. Couch, and an heiress to the Weinhard brewery legacy. Designed by esteemed Portland-area architect Roy Ettinger, this Stafford estate on a quiet cul-de-sac is a modern sanctuary where luxury meets nature. Set on over an acre of meticulously designed Japanese-style gardens, the property includes serene water features that flow into a tranquil koi pond, creating a secluded and relaxing atmosphere. Inside, the home is illuminated by natural light and showcases premium finishes like slate, quartzite, and hardwood floors. It includes four fireplaces, two spacious living areas, and a primary suite with vaulted ceilings that enhance the open feel. The suite offers a freestanding soaking tub, a sauna, a double vanity, and a convenient walk-in closet. Additionally, three large bedrooms and one bedroom with an ensuite provide ample space and privacy for family and guests. The home boasts clean lines, high ceilings, and large windows that frame beautiful views of the surrounding trees and wooded areas. The centerpiece staircase is complemented by wrap-around views of Japanese maples. The design enhances the feeling of being outdoors, with spaces ideal for entertaining or enjoying the peaceful, park-like setting, which includes a sports court and a heated in-ground pool. Located in the coveted Stafford Hamlet, this estate is under 15 minutes from downtown Lake Oswego, Wilsonville, West Linn, and Tualatin. It combines privacy with natural beauty, providing a serene and refined living experience.