5144 SW HEWETT Blvd, Portland, OR 97221

Nestled among the trees in Portland's coveted Southwest Hills, this exceptional, modern residence offers a rare combination of bold architecture, sophisticated design and effortless connection to nature. With five bedrooms, 3.5 baths, soaring ceilings and beautifully updated interiors, the home delivers an elevated yet livable approach to modern luxury.

A dramatic two-story living room anchors the home, with expansive windows drawing the wooded landscape indoors. The sleek fireplace creates a quiet focal point while the open arrangement provides an effortless flow between living, dining and kitchen spaces.

At the center of the main level, the gourmet kitchen pairs clean-lined cabinetry and premium finishes with an oversized quartz island, built-in appliances and a Miele refrigerator. Designed with privacy in mind, the primary suite occupies its own level, providing an intimate retreat removed from the main living areas.

A dedicated office or dressing area, dual closets and a beautifully appointed luxury bath with soaking tub and walk in shower- an ideal private sanctuary at the end of the day. The flexible lower level features a spacious family room, four additional bedrooms, and two full baths.

Perfectly suited for family, guests, private offices, creative pursuits, or multigenerational living, this level adapts effortlessly to a variety of lifestyles. Multiple patios and decks extend the living space outdoors, creating a series of modern, low-maintenance areas to dine, entertain or simply enjoy the peaceful canopy of surrounding trees.

The expansive frontage combines ample off-street parking with a beautifully landscaped outdoor space. A two-car garage, dedicated parking pad and additional capacity for vehicles offers convenience while garden beds, patio w/bench and layered plantings create an inviting connection between the home and street. Fantastic location served by sought after schools and minutes to the amenities and energy of the city! [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report