This dramatic custom home was designed and built by a doctor as his dream retirement retreat. The east-facing wall toward Mt. Newberry and the Little Deschutes River is all windows - 16 feet high and 60 feet across! - giving you exceptional views and lots of wonderful light inside the home. The home features two large bedroom suites with vaulted ceilings, each having its own full bathroom. One bedroom has a King bed and the other has a Queen and Twin Bunks. It is ideal for couples or a family with children. The secluded setting makes the home very popular for honeymoons. There are no adjoining homes to spoil the feeling of peaceful privacy in the home or when you are in the hot tub on the view deck. A great variety of wildlife - deer, otter, beaver, eagles, hawks, quail, and jumping trout can often be viewed from the home (field glasses provided). Riverfront is situated on a three-acre wooded site and has over 900 feet of private river frontage. The Little Deschutes is a crystal clear trout river, with good numbers of large Browns and Rainbows. An expert fly fisherman called it "Heaven on earth!" after catching and releasing a 22-inch fish. Inside, the home has been furnished for maximum enjoyment, with such items as a WiFi, big flat-screen TV, glassfront wood stove, and a massaging leather recliner in the living room. Both bedrooms have large TV's and goosedown comforters on thick pillowtop mattresses. The open-design kitchen features a Jenn-Air range and large workstation island, plus a great assortment of utensils and spices. A separate game room has a tournament-quality pool table, foosball table, and a real slot machine (takes provided tokens). There are also dozens of movies, hardcover novels, and music CD's provided for your enjoyment. And just two steps out the back door is that big hot tub on the view deck. One of the greatest pleasures in the world is slipping into that warm water on a clear night and looking up at the millions of stars that can be seen here at our higher altitude This part of Oregon is in the "rain shadow" of the Cascades, with 300 days of sunshine a year and a very comfortable cool dry climate during the summer months. Golf and other outdoor activities can be enjoyed in non-sweaty comfort. Nearby are several world-class golf courses, Mt. Bachelor (used by Olympic ski teams for train)