In the heart of Lake Oswego, this remarkable residence represents one of Robert Rummer’s most sought-after and largest floor plans - an architectural statement rarely available in such a premier location. Set on a generous, private corner lot, the home embodies Rummer’s vision of modernism: open spaces, natural light and seamless integration with nature. Forgoing the traditional central atrium, this rare design delivers additional living space while maintaining Rummer’s signature post-and-beam construction, vaulted tongue-and-groove ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows that blur the lines between indoor and outdoors. The flexible layout offers four bedrooms, a dedicated office and a separate art studio, creating room for families, creatives, or anyone seeking flexibility in how they live and work. Radiant-heated concrete floors, strategically placed skylights and multiple sliding glass doors connect seamlessly to the private, landscaped grounds. Tastefully updated bathrooms and a refreshed kitchen with Terrazzo counters and bar seating that opens up to the living area, balancing midcentury character with modern function. Also of note: a dining room, a breakfast nook, a mud room that doubles as a flex room and a rare family room for movie nights. Outdoors, the property continues to shine: Professionally designed landscaping creates multiple distinct experiences: a covered patio ideal for outdoor dinners, a second patio for firepit seating, a meditation deck and a turfed lawn. Everywhere, privacy is preserved, inviting connection or retreat as the moment calls. With downtown Lake Oswego, Forest Hills Elementary, Tryon Creek trails and Oswego Lake Country Club all within walking distance, this home delivers the rare combination of architectural significance and lifestyle convenience. This is more than a home: it is an opportunity to own a rare piece of Oregon’s architectural history in a truly unbeatable location.
