The most expensive residential property for sale in Oregon is a Northwest-style mansion on 508 acres with Cascade mountain views. The Sisters' estate also has a guest house, manager's dwelling, barn with a saloon, indoor arena and racetrack.
Asking price: $24 million.
After a $5.2 million down payment, monthly payments of almost $100,000 would cover a mortgage and property taxes. That is, if you're going the traditional route. But nothing about this place is mainstream.
What other fantasy place can you buy if money is no object?
Here's a photo gallery of the top homes, in urban, rural and coastal settings, for sale in Oregon's 36 counties.
--Janet Eastman | 503-294-4072
jeastman@oregonian.com | @janeteastman
Compass Real Estate
Baker County's most expensive residential property for sale: 47 Ranch at 46601 Foothill Road in Haines is listed at $2.35 million.
The timber-framed house, built in 2008 on 196 acres, has 6,000 square feet of living space and "offers the lifestyle of your childhood," say listing agents Cindy King of RE/MAX Key Properties and Amy Briels of Compass Real Estate.
The estimated cost per month after a $510,868 down payment is $9,798, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($795 a month).
Windermere Willamette Valley
Benton County's most expensive residential property for sale: 37524 N.W. Soap Creek in Corvallis is listed at $1,847,000.
The tri-level house, designed and built by Chateau in 2008 on 12.99 acres, has 9,546 square feet of living space. "Enjoy tranquility on a pristine retreat with captivating views and Soap Creek running through, near forest and trails," says listing agent Hong Wolfe of Windermere Willamette Valley.
The estimated cost per month after a $400,000 down payment is $8,297, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($1,221 a month).
Cascade Sotheby's International Realty
Clackamas County most expensive residential property for sale: Villa de l'or, the 35.42-acre property at 1707 S.W. Schaeffer Road in West Linn, is listed for sale at $15 million by Tina Wyszynski of Cascade Sotheby's International Realty.
The Mediterranean palace, built in 1996, has a 1,500-square-foot living room with a vaulted ceiling and a home theater plus 14 bedrooms, 10 baths and 16,359 square feet of living space. The property includes a private soccer field, tennis court, gym, pool, pool salon and horse arena, as well as an enormous stone Tuscan-styled wine vault that can store estate wine made from Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris grapes grown on four acres of vineyards. Read the story.
The estimated cost per month after a $3,260,860 down payment is $67,767, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($10,300 a month).
The Agency
Clatsop County's most expensive residential property for sale: 80704 Highway 101 in Cannon Beach is listed at $7 million. The coastal estate, built in 2000 on 2.3 acres (two tax lots), has 5,716 square feet, according to listing agent Becky Jackson of the Agency, Inc. Realtors.
The estimated cost per month after a $1.4 million down payment is $34,125, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($4,375 a month).
Safe Harbor Realty
Columbia County's most expensive residential property for sale: Gary Loomis Duck Club, at 34521 Big Meadow Lane in Deer Island, is listed at $2,999,998.
The lodge, built in 1971 on 437.7 acres, has 1,728 square feet of living space. "Once in a lifetime opportunity to own a piece of folk lore. Finance options available," says listing agent Debby Calhoun of Safe Harbor Realty.
The estimated cost per month after a $600,000 down payment is $$15,225, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($2,475 a month).
Coastal Sotheby's International Realty
Coos County's most expensive residential property for sale: 88482 Agate Lane in Bandon is listed at $2,950,000.
The ocean-front retreat on a promontory on 3.62 gated acres includes a contemporary-style, custom two-level house, built in 1990 with 5,448 square feet of living space. "Casual elegance characterizes this charming estate north of Bandon Dunes Golf Resort," says listing agent Hunter Finch of Coastal Sotheby's International Realty.
The estimated cost per month after a $641,302 down payment is $12,466, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($1,204 a month).
Cascade Sotheby's International Realty
Crook County's most expensive residential property for sale: Mahogany Butte at 7900 N.E. Mill Creek Road in Prineville is listed at $9.5 million.
The single-story contemporary house, built in 2004 on 6,867 acres, has 4,010 square feet of living space plus a saltwater swimming pool overlooking the Mill Creek Valley, says listing agent Pam Mayo-Phillips of Cascade Sotheby's International Realty.
The estimated cost per month after a $2,065,210 down payment is $37,572, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($1,176 a month).
RE/MAX Coast and Country
Curry County's most expensive residential property for sale: This oceanfront log estate at 35400 Hwy. 101 in Gold Beach is listed at $9,988,000. The log-style house, built in 2011 on 28.17 acres, has 10,000 square feet of living space plus there's a helipad and secluded beach,
"Floor to ceiling windows, dramatic river rock fireplace reaches up to 35-feet high to soaring a ceiling. Massive old growth logs were imported from Canada," say listing agents Marie Curtis and Bret Curtis of RE/MAX Coast and Country.
The estimated cost per month after a $2,171,470 down payment is $39,479, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($1,211 a month).
Cascade Sotheby's International Realty
Deschutes County's most expensive residential property for sale: R & B Ranch at 16400 Jordan Road in Sisters is listed at $24 million.
The custom Northwest-style, single-level mansion, built in 2011 on 507.86 acres with Cascade mountain views, has 14,666 square feet of living space. There is a 6,263-square-foot guest home and manager's dwelling plus a barn with a saloon, indoor arena and racetrack.
"One of kind in Oregon," says listing agent Pam Mayo-Phillips of Cascade Sotheby's International Realty.
The estimated cost per month after a $5,217,371 down payment is $98,234, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($6,608 a month).
Keller Williams-PDX Central
Douglas County's most expensive residential property for sale: 841 Becker Road in Roseburg is listed at $5.5 million.
The two-level bungalow, built in 1951 on 200 acres, has 2,644 square feet of living space plus large barns, a guest house, cabin, vineyard and Three Lakes, say listing agents John Knudtson of Keller Williams-PDX Central.
The estimated cost per month after a $1,195,648 down payment is $21,697, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($540 a month).
Columbia River Properties
Gilliam County's most expensive residential property for sale: 1355 Childers Road in Arlington is listed at $235,000.
The ranch-style house, built in 2019 on 0.47 acres, has 1,425 square feet of living space and "expansive views of the Columbia River and surrounding hillsides," says listing agent Ellie Webb of Columbia River Properties.
The estimated cost per month after a $51,087 down payment is $918, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and taxes ($20 a month).
Mossy Oak Properties Cupper Creek Land Co.
Grant County's most expensive residential property for sale: 44488 Highway 402 in Kimberly is listed at $2.6 million.
The ranch house, built in 1972 on 2,010 acres, has 2,000 square feet of living space and two other homes, a barn, machine shed, shop, corrals, scales and feedlot, says listing agent Julie Mansfield-Smith of Mossy Oak Properties Cupper Creek Land Co.
The estimated cost per month after a $56,5218 down payment is $10,667, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($706 a month).
Land and Wildlife
Harney County's most expensive residential property for sale: Drinkwater Ranch, at 200 Lone Pine Road in Hines, is listed at $1,150,000. The homestead has been in the same family for almost nine decades
The ranch house was built in 1910 on 570 acres, says listing agent Mathew Smith of Land and Wildlife.
The estimated cost per month after a $230,000 down payment is $5,860, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($1,064 a month).
John L. Scott Columbia Gorge
Hood River County's most expensive residential property for sale: 1280 Alameda Road in Hood River is listed at $2.5 million.
The ranch-style house, built in 1964 on 29.89 acres, has 4,004 square feet of living space. The home has been recently remodeled and the renovated barn has living quarters along with offices, a shop and paint booth, say listing agents Sandra Dean and Reyna Saldate-Flores of John L. Scott Columbia Gorge.
The estimated cost per month after a $543,480 down payment is $10,105, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($528 a month).
John L. Scott Ashland
Jackson County's most expensive residential property for sale: 99 Granite St. in Ashland is listed at $5 million.
The Craftsman-style house, built in 2004 on 0.35 acres, has 6,903 square feet of living space, say listing agents DeAnna Sickler and Dyan Lane of John L. Scott Ashland.
The estimated cost per month after a $1 million down payment is $25,208, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($3,958 a month).
Cascade Sotheby's International Realty
Jefferson County's most expensive residential property for sale: 6319 S.W. Keeney Lane in Culver is listed at $2,275,000.
The Northwest-style house, built in 2008 on 140 acres, has 5,340 square feet of living space. There is also a guest house, horseshoe pit, greenhouse, horse barn, shed and livestock pastures, say listing agents Pamela Mayo Phillips and Brook Havens of Cascade Sotheby's International Realty.
The estimated cost per month after a $494,567 down payment is $9,496 , including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($810 a month).
Land and Wildlife
Josephine County's most expensive residential property for sale: 255 Hessar St # 371 in Grants Pass is listed at $3,75 million.
The house, built in 1986 on 111 acres, has 5,753 square feet of living space plus there are two more homes, an enclosed pool and sports court, says listing agent Chris Martin of Land and Wildlife.
The estimated cost per month after a $750,000 down payment is $17,875, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($1,938 a month).
Land and Wildlife
Klamath County's most expensive residential property for sale: Rocky Ford Ranch in Chiloquin, on the Headwaters of the Williamson River near Silverlake and accessed by Forest Service Road 49, is listed at $1,999,000.
The cabin, built in 1888 on 1,705 acres, has 720 square feet of living space plus there's another rustic cabin, says listing agent Timothy O'Neil of Land and Wildlife.
The estimated cost per month after a $434,567 down payment is $7,717, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($59 a month).
Zillow
Lake County's most expensive residential property for sale: 19438 Patten Meadow Road in Lakeview is listed at $379,000.
The cedar-sided house, built in 2008 on 50 acres, has 2,500 square feet of living space, says the property owner (503-799-2918).
The estimated cost per month after a $75,800 down payment is $1,829, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($259 a month).
Windermere Real Estate Lane County
Lane County's most expensive residential property for sale: 30722 Fox Hollow Road in Eugene is listed at $3,495,000.
The Craftsman-style house, built in 2005 on 22.16 acres, has 6,050 square feet of living space. There is also a guest apartment, large office and hot tub pavilion, say listing agents Barbara West and Alice Holmes of Windermere Real Estate Lane County.
The estimated cost per month after a $759,786 down payment is $14,404, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($1,014 a month).
Taylor & Taylor Realty Co.
Lincoln County's most expensive residential property for sale: 7407 N. Coast Highway in Newport is listed at $2,550,000.
The oceanfront house, built in 1997 on 2.16 acres, has 4,338 square feet of living space, says listing agent Dennis Regen of Taylor & Taylor Realty Co.
The estimated cost per month after a $510,000 down payment is $12,527, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($1,891 a month).
RealtyNET
Linn County's most expensive residential property for sale: 39915 S. Mccully Mountain Road in Lyons is listed at $1,690,000.
The house, built in 2012 on 20.23 acres, has 3,041 square feet of living space, says listing agent Greg Messick of RealtyNET.
The estimated cost per month after a $367,393 down payment is $6,919, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($467 a month).
Coldwell Banker Classic Properties
Malheur County's most expensive residential property for sale: 476 Jacobsen Gulch Road in Ontario is listed at $165,000.
The single-level house, built in 2001 on 0.63 acres, has 3,005 square feet of living space, says listing agent Amy Gluch of Coldwell Banker Classic Properties.
The estimated cost per month after a $33,000 down payment is $840, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($133 a month).
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Real Estate Professionals
Marion County's most expensive residential property for sale: 5750 Majestic View S.E. in Salem is listed at $2,475,000.
The house, built in 1993 on 1.84 acres, has 11,441 square feet of living space. There is also an RV shop, pool and hot tub, say listing agents Kelly Martin and Karissa Gantt of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Real Estate Professionals.
The estimated cost per month after a $538,046 down payment is $12,228 , including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($2,746 a month).
Mountain Valley Land Co.
Morrow County's most expensive residential property for sale: 70270 Kunze Lane in Boardman is listed at $830,000.
The house, built in 1980 on 30.8 acres, has 4,298 square feet of living space. There is also a second, rentable residence and two RV hookups, says listing agent Lee Docken of Mountain Valley Land Co.
The estimated cost per month after a $180,436 down payment is $3,609, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($429 a month).
Sean Z Becker Real Estate
Multnomah County's most expensive residential property for sale: 0836 S.W. Curry St #2000 in Portland is listed at $9.3 million.
The entire-floor penthouse, built in 2006 in the Meriwether in the South Waterfront, has 7,766 square feet of living space designed with an adjoining guest suite by architect Jim Olson, say listing agents Sean Becker and Kirby Arkes of Sean Z Becker Real Estate.
The estimated cost per month after a $2,021,753 down payment is $44,875, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners association fee ($3,942 a month), homeowners insurance and property taxes ($5,303 a month).
Pacific Grand Realtors
Polk County's most expensive residential property for sale: McK Ranch at 3415 Ballard Road in Dallas is listed at $7.5 million.
The house, built in 2000 on 367 acres, has 3,911 square feet of living space. "Expand your vision to world-class wines, cross cultivate with international-grade truffles or create world renowned agri-tourism using a combination of all available resources," say listing agents Kevin Holtzman and Jerry Gibson of Pacific Grand Realtors.
The estimated cost per month after a $1,630,446 down payment is $28,990, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($256 a month).
Zillow
Sherman County's most expensive residential property for sale: 104 1st St. in Moro is listed at $69,000.
The Dutch Colonial house, built in 1900, has 2,300 square feet of living space. "Flip it or do it your way," says the property owner (805-712-2543).
The estimated cost per month after a $13,800 down payment is $345, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($53 a month).
Living Room Realty
Tillamook County's most expensive residential property for sale: 10100 Neahkahnie Creek Road in Manzanita is listed at $1,995,000.
The coastal estate, built in 2002 on 7.45 acres, has 3,207 square feet of living space, says Hans Tonje of Living Room Realty.
The estimated cost per month after a $399,000 down payment is $9,451, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($1,131 a month).
eXp Realty
Umatilla County's most expensive residential property for sale: 1582 W Elm Ext in Hermiston is listed at $1.2 million.
The remodeled, ranch-style house, built in 1997 on 10 acres, has 3,184 square feet of living space, say listing agents Tracy Hunter and Linda Seavert of eXp Realty.
The estimated cost per month after a $260,871 down payment is $5,188, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($607 a month).
Sunfire Real Estate
Union County's most expensive residential property for sale: 68711 Govt Gulch Lane in North Powder is listed at $2.2 million.
The two-story house, built in 1971 on 1,151 acres with views of the Elkhorn Mountains, has 2,016 square feet of living space, says listing agent Evan Kaseberg of Sunfire Real Estate.
The estimated cost per month after a $478,264 down payment is $8,590, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($161 a month).
Land and Wildlife
Wallowa County's most expensive residential property for sale: 78179 N. Whiskey Creek Road in Wallowa is listed at $2.5 million.
The cabin, built in 1960 on 1,880 acres of timbered property with views of the Wallowa Mountains, has 1,104 square feet of living space, says listing agent Caleb Howard of Land and Wildlife.
The estimated cost per month after a $543,482 down payment is $9,870, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($325 a month).
Windermere Columbia River Gorge Hood River
Wasco County's most expensive residential property for sale: The DeStephano Cottage at 1982 Further Valley Road in Mosier is listed at $1,620,000.
The three-level, chalet-style house, built in 2009 on 31.4 acres, has 4,859 square feet of living space, says listing agent Paul Sokol of Windermere Columbia River Gorge Hood River.
The estimated cost per month after a $352,176 down payment is $6,821, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($615 a month).
Premiere Property Group
Washington County's most expensive residential property for sale: The Highgrove Estate at 22380 N.W. Meier Road in Hillsboro is listed at $6.5 million.
The Colonial-style house, built in 1988 on 93.57 acres, has 9,658 square feet of living space, says listing agents Matthew Tackett and Peter Bouman of Premiere Property Group.
The estimated cost per month after a $1,413,052 down payment is $28,248, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($3,346 a month).
Coldwell Banker Morris Real Estate
Wheeler County's most expensive residential property for sale: Mountain Meadows Ranch at 21762 Badger Creek Road in Mitchell is listed at $9.6 million.
The house on 5,468 acres has 1,500 square feet of living space, says listing agent Stephen Payer of Coldwell Banker Morris Real Estate.
The estimated cost per month after a $2,086,969 down payment is $38,174, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($1,395 a month).
Luxe Christie's International Real Estate
Yamhill County's most expensive residential property for sale: 36550 N.E. Wilsonville Road in Newberg is listed at $7.8 million.
The two-level, traditional house, built in 1993 on 25.5 acres, has 8,765 square feet of living space, say listing agents Terry Sprague and Kendra Ratcliff of Luxe Christie's International Real Estate.
The estimated cost per month after a $1,695,662 down payment is $35,519, including principal, mortgage interest, homeowners insurance and property taxes ($5,636 a month).
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