Set against the storied landscape of the Hood River Valley, this beautifully updated mid-century residence blends small-farm charm with sweeping, cinematic views of both Mount Hood and Mount Adams. Once home to the historic Hutson Rock Museum—its legacy still echoed in the handcrafted stone beds and salvaged botanical plantings—this nearly 3-acre property honors its past while embracing modern living. Inside, the home has been thoughtfully reimagined with new hardwood flooring, Benjamin Moore designer paint, upgraded countertops, cabinetry, sinks, and lighting. The open kitchen and great room serve as the heart of the home, framed by large picture windows capturing uninterrupted double-mountain vistas. Two bedrooms and two renovated baths anchor the main level, while the lower level offers flexible space with plumbing upgrades for a future bath.The property has been extensively enhanced for effortless indoor-outdoor living: a new deck, a pergola with fire-pit area, fresh concrete walkways, a dedicated garden zone, and a new shop with its own power, plus an additional shed. Mature trees, open pasture, and the original rock features create a landscape that feels both cultivated and wild—an ideal setting for hobby farming, gardening, or simply savoring the Valley’s quiet rhythms. Parkdale’s cafés, pub, grocery, and school are minutes away, with easy access to hiking trails, Cooper Spur, and Mt. Hood Meadows. A rare offering where heritage, beauty, and thoughtful improvements align. Equipment and livestock may be available for purchase, creating an effortless transition into country living.
