Live Iconically: A Mid-Century Masterpiece ReimaginedThis is more than a home—it’s a piece of Portland’s architectural story. Originally designed by Clive Kiehl in 1962 and completely rebuilt in 2017, this Forest Park residence blends the soul of mid-century design with the ease of modern living.Perched above the treetops on a quiet street, the home captures stunning southern and western valley views through walls of glass that flood the space with natural light. Inside, clean lines and vaulted ceilings create a sense of openness, while the chef’s kitchen—with its dramatic 10-foot quartz island and Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele appliances—anchors the heart of the home.The dining solarium and wet bar alcove offer a unique indoor-outdoor experience, perfect for entertaining or quiet evenings. The primary suite is a true retreat, complete with radiant heated floors, a cozy fireplace, and views that stretch across the valley. Three additional bedrooms, a gym/media room, and a separate studio provide flexibility for guests, creative work, or multi-generational living.Recent updates include a new laundry room, a pergola over the front patio, gutter guards, and a sleek new fireplace in the great room. With smart wiring, artisan finishes, and a location just minutes from downtown, Nike, and Intel, this home offers a rare chance to live beautifully in a space that’s both iconic and effortless.