1352 Buhman Rd at twilight, the house lit warm against Pacific Northwest firs

45°35′ N · 122°17′ W · Skamania County, Washington

The last light belongs to Buhman Road.

A 5,044-square-foot estate on 5.73 usable acres of Pacific Northwest forest, with a private pond, a two-story barn, and evenings that look exactly like this.

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4 Bedrooms

3 Baths

5,044 Square Feet

5.73 Usable Acres

Ambient footage: CGI-enhanced

06:30 · Daybreak · The Pond

Morning starts
on the water.

The kitchen wakes first. Coffee on the eight-foot island, warmth from the open wood-burning hearth, and a breakfast nook whose windows keep the pond in view while the day decides what it wants to be. Stainless appliances handle the practical part; the river-rock chimney handles the atmosphere.

The rest of the main level falls in behind it: a formal dining room off the kitchen, a dedicated home office for the morning’s obligations, and a mud and utility room built for boots that have already been outside.

ISLAND · 8′-0″ × 8′-0″ OPEN WOOD-BURNING HEARTH NOOK · POND VIEW

Breakfast nook with bay windows and natural wood trim, morning light — Slow coffee in the nook while the pond decides the weather

Kitchen with 8 by 8 foot island, river-rock hearth, and natural wood cabinetry — Eight feet of island. Nobody has to say excuse me

12:00 · Midday · The Acreage

Five point seven three acres,
surveyed by daylight.

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Square Feet

Usable Acres

Aerial view of the full parcel: house, barn, split driveway, and wooded acreage — Everything in this frame comes with the keys

Illustrative sketch, not a survey. Drive the real thing instead.

One road in, two ways home.

The drive along Washougal River Road ends at a private, split paved driveway: one fork carries you to the residence, the other to the barn. The pond sits below the house, the acreage is usable rather than merely scenic, and the property line holds 5.73 acres of it.

Rural, not remote.

Groceries, gas, a genuine downtown, and an international airport, each one closer than the quiet suggests.

14:00 · Afternoon · Indoors

Rooms that keep
the forest close.

Inside, the materials repeat what the windows show: stone and river-rock fireplaces, beamed ceilings, log columns, natural wood at every turn. These are the rooms as they truly are: lived in, warm, and honest about it.

Main floor

Multi-level living and family rooms under beamed ceilings, a formal dining room behind a bay window, the office, the mud and utility room, and a half bath for everyone tracking through.

Great room with river rock fireplace, wood stove, and vaulted beamed ceiling — The room the whole house drifts toward on cold evenings

Family room with natural log support post — Movie nights, puzzle winters, room to sprawl

Formal dining room with natural wood trim and bay window — Big dinners here. The bay window brings the yard along

Foyer with slate tile and natural wood railings, seen from the front door — Slate underfoot. Boots, dogs, and wet seasons welcome

Upper floor

The primary suite keeps a sitting area with pond and territorial views, and a bath with a 6′ × 6′ four-head walk-in shower. Three more bedrooms and a second full bath sit off the landing.

SHOWER · 6′-0″ × 6′-0″ · 4 HEADS SITTING AREA · POND VIEW BEDROOMS · 12′ × 12′

Primary suite sitting area with bay windows and territorial views — A corner to read in while the pond goes still

Primary bedroom with four-poster log bed and vaulted ceiling — High ceilings, quiet acres. Sleep comes easy out here

Primary bath corner soaking tub with natural wood trim and windows — A long soak with the windows full of green

Bedroom with river-rock stone fireplace and wood mantle — A bedroom with its own hearth. Winter’s favorite room

The bonus room

Down the hall, 26 by 32 feet of whatever you need it to be: guest suite, home gym, studio, media room. It is the house’s blank page.

Large bonus room with vaulted ceilings, wood flooring, and track lighting — Gym, studio, cinema, guests. Whatever comes next fits

16:00 · Afternoon · The Barn

The right fork
belongs to the horses.

Where the driveway splits, the second fork runs to a two-story, 30 × 48-foot barn and workshop, outfitted for four horse stalls with second-floor storage for hay, tack, and everything a working property accumulates. No horses? The same square footage holds vehicles, equipment, and ambitious hobbies just as well.

01020304 Horse Stalls

BARN · 30′-0″ × 48′-0″ 2 STORIES · LOFT STORAGE

Read: the equestrian life here

Two-story barn and workshop, timber and siding construction — Your hobbies finally get a building of their own

Barn workshop interior with exposed beams and concrete floor — Concrete floors, high beams. Big projects feel small in here

19:30 · Golden Hour · The Deck

The day slows down
out back.

Wooden deck overlooking the trees behind the house — Dinner outside, no neighbors in sight. Just trees

Rear view of the home with deck and stone retaining wall — Golden hour is a standing appointment out back

“Enjoy the area’s fine dining, hiking trails, farmer’s markets, fishing and outdoor activities. Welcome home.”
From the listing notes

21:30 · Nightfall · The Fire

Evenings end
around the fire.

The fire pit under mature maples and firs, chairs gathered around — Stars above, embers below. The nights are properly dark out here

Past the deck, a gravel clearing holds the fire pit, chairs already facing each other under the maples. It is the kind of spot that decides how most good evenings here will end.

From the Survey

The film, and twenty-nine views.

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The estate at twilight

River rock & masonry

The grounds from above

The estate by day

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Some addresses are places.
This one is a day you get to keep.

Schedule a private tour, or ask Dawn anything about the property, the county, or the life that comes with both.

Dawn Jensen-Beaudoin

Jensen-Beaudoin & Associates

Fourteen years, 420+ homes sold, and a general contractor’s eye. Dawn walks a property the way a builder would.

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Realty One Group Prestige · License #113548 · Washington

The last light belongs to Buhman Road.

Morning startson the water.

Five point seven three acres,surveyed by daylight.