755 Ellis Ave

Lake Oswego, OR 97034

This remarkable 5 Bedroom Monogrammed home is destined to become another EVERGREEN landmark. Carefully curated to provide an exceptional living experience, every detail of this home exudes impeccable craftsmanship. Impressive Great Room flooded with natural light from high ceilings, walls of windows and fireplace with slab quartz surround. The gourmet kitchen takes center stage with a massive island, Wolf range, and Sub-Zero fridge, offering a chef's dream come true. Eat in area with built in hutch that's functional as well as stylish. Wine room off the dining room offers a perfect space to store your favorite vintage. The main floor Primary Bedroom Retreat provides a serene sanctuary with vaulted ceilings and a luxurious spa-like bath. Enjoy intimate gatherings in the dining room and find inspiration in the light-filled study. Upstairs, a versatile playroom awaits, accompanied by four bedrooms, two with attached baths. The lower level features a family room, wet bar with wine fridge and guest quarters. Step outside to the idyllic backyard covered patio, complete with an outdoor fireplace, offering a serene oasis on a perfectly flat lot to unwind and enjoy the surroundings. Short stroll to downtown LO. Enjoy Rights to Lakewood bay Community Club boat and swim easement. Low jumbo rates available call for info.

Listing courtesy of Haris Wolfgang of Premiere Property Group, LLC ?



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