, Joseph, OR (Wallowa County)

A beautiful 6,000 SF* mansion sits on the property, overlooking Hurricane Creek, lush meadows and evergreen groves. The main floor offers a kitchen, dining room, living room, master bedroom and bath, guest bedroom with full bath, a mudroom, a laundry room and a half bath for entertaining. The main living areas have high ceilings, hardwood floors and pine paneling (painted white). A professional interior designer designed all the rooms within the home. (*Square footage is an estimate)

The home boasts a large kitchen with granite counter tops, glass window cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and double ovens. A large dining area adjacent to the kitchen opens to a deck for entertaining in the back yard.

The living room creates a comfortable environment with a rock fireplace and large windows opening to the front yard with views of the mountains and trees. The living room opens to the front yard with a large covered porch great for enjoying those warm summer days. Another rock fireplace can be found in the den, which also has built-in cabinets. The den creates a cozy environment.

The master bedroom, located on the first floor, has an amazing view of the Wallowa Mountains. The master bath is equipped with two sinks, a shower, and a soaker bath. It is very open and spacious.

The upstairs has a music room, with built-ins and closet, and office with built-in trundle bed, two bedrooms, both with private full baths, and a large family room with room for an entertainment center, pool table and more. The family also has built-ins and storage.

The home also has an attached 2-car garage with a small apartment above for guest or caretakers quarters.

The office is a separate building next to the home with a vaulted ceiling, large rock fireplace and a 1/2 bath. There are great views of the mountains and wildlife from the large windows and a large area for enjoying your environment while you work.

Also includes summer house, barn, and 2nd home.

The second home is the current caretaker’s home. It has been recently remodeled and is near the barn area but unseen from the main home. A grove of evergreens, where deer are frequently seen enjoying the shade, separate the two places.