420 SURFVIEW DR
GLENEDEN BEACH, OR 97388

Step into your dream coastal estate nestled in the Salishan Hills, where the night sky dances with shimmering stars, safeguarded by the esteemed members of Salishan's cherished community. This contemporary ocean-view home seamlessly blends elegance with comfort across lots 419, 420, and 421, creating an expansive nearly one-acre haven atop Salishan Hills. Passing through the gates, you enter a realm where the earth and nature intertwine seamlessly. Here is nature's ultimate haven, where a tribe of stewards reveres the deer, eagles, sea life, and diverse biodiversity thriving in this interconnected environment. Enjoy mesmerizing ocean views that grace practically every room, inviting you to unwind and soak in the coastal splendor. Outside, a series of decks seamlessly connect to a tranquil garden area, which is adjacent to multiple walking paths throughout the pristine Salishan Hills. Every detail of Salishan Hills and the Salishan Resort Lodge, Spa, and Golf Resort reflects the vision of John Gray, the esteemed Northwest developer behind iconic resorts like Sunriver Resort in Bend, Skamania Lodge located on the Washington side overlooking the Columbia River Gorge, and John's Landing in Southwest Portland. Gray's deep love for nature and Oregon's land inspired him to shape some of the region's most notable destinations. Before Salishan Spa and Golf Resort Lodge, Oregon lacked a true destination resort. Driven by a determination to realize dreams, Gray partnered with John Storrs, the architect of Salishan Resort Lodge. Storrs, renowned for his ability to harmonize with nature, selected materials like Douglas fir and cedar, seamlessly blending structures with the coastal landscape. Completing the dream team, Barbara Fealy, a landscape architect, lent her expertise to Salishan Resort and Lodge, fostering an organic integration with the coastal forest giving the feeling that Salishan Lodge grows organically out of the coastal forest.

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