920 Fairway Rd, Lake Oswego, OR 97034

Offered for the first time in nearly a century, 920 Fairway Road is one of Lake Oswego’s rarest legacy estates. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is a place where architectural significance, natural beauty, and Oregon history converge. Cherished by the same family for four generations, this 1932 Craftsman/Tudor residence was commissioned by Willard Boutwell and designed by George Post, founder of Oregon’s chapter of the American Institute of Architects.Privately set on just over an acre of park-like grounds, the estate is framed by mature trees, historic stone walls, lush gardens, and the peaceful flow of Boutwell Creek. A cathedral-shaped solid oak entry door opens to soaring 16-foot vaulted ceilings, exposed timber trusses, original wide-plank oak floors, arched doorways, and a striking wood-burning fireplace featuring handcrafted metalwork by the artisan behind Timberline Lodge’s Silcox Hut.Thoughtfully designed for both grand entertaining and everyday living,...