Treehouse

There are properties you buy, and then there are properties that change the way you measure a good morning. Here, that means drinking coffee as an elk herd drifts across BLM land just across the street.

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Built from the ground up in 2024 by a single owner, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath retreat sits between Sunriver (10 mins) and La Pine State Park (3 mins). Bend, Mt. Bachelor, and the Cascade Lakes are all within easy reach — yet the surrounding public land keeps the world feeling gratifyingly distant.

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Step outside and the landscape opens up: Big Deschutes River access is a short walk through the community, and the trails threading through adjacent public land are open to hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders.

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Evenings pivot around a hot tub steaming under clear starry skies that remind you why people leave cities. When the temperature drops, the wood stove earns its keep. When summer returns, the river calls.

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For younger members of the family, a custom-built treehouse with a built-in slide will become their defining childhood memory. For the owner who thinks beyond weekends, the property has already proven itself as a successful short-term rental — Buyer to conduct due diligence on STR permit transfer. Whether as a full-time residence, a seasonal escape, or a performing investment, the bones support all three.

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Opportunities like this do not linger in Central Oregon.

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The question isn't whether this place is right for someone.

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The question is whether that someone is you.