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Wake up in a piece of history at this queen suite tucked into the upper level of Amity’s century-old Masonic Lodge. The space blends original architectural details with modern convenience—think living area for lazy mornings and a kitchenette for crafting the perfect breakfast. Downtown Amity is just steps away and the renowned Eola-Amity Hills wine trail awaits whenever you’re ready to explore.

Willabell is what happens when you connect Bellpine and Willakenzie Flats into one cohesive space. The result? Two bedrooms two baths and plenty of room for families or friends who want to stay together while maintaining a bit of privacy. The historic building ties it all together with authentic wine country charm.

Named after the volcanic soil that makes this region’s Pinot Noir sing Bellpine Flat offers hotel-style simplicity in a historic setting. The renovated Masonic Lodge combines old-world charm with contemporary comfort putting you right in downtown Amity with the wine trail practically at your doorstep.

Living at Beckham Estate means waking up inside the wine story. The organic vines are right outside your door the Tualatin Valley spreads out before you and the award-winning wines are yours to taste whenever inspiration strikes. The guesthouse strikes that sweet spot between private retreat and connected experience.

Traditional ranch-style home near downtown Dundee with three bedrooms, two baths, and a deck overlooking central Dundee—an easy base for tasting rooms, restaurants, and wineries.

This compact suite packs character into every corner. The queen bed and thoughtful layout make it ideal for couples or connect it to neighboring Bellpine Flat to create Willabell—a two-bedroom setup that’s perfect for friends traveling together. Either way you’re planted right in the heart of Eola-Amity Hills wine country.

Nekia Flat gives you room to breathe in a studio layout that works for couples or solo travelers. The king bed anchors the space while the loveseat and kitchenette add flexibility. Need an extra sleeping spot? There’s a rollaway available. The building’s century of stories adds texture to your wine country experience.

The largest of the Amity Flats Yamhill brings space and versatility to your wine country stay. Two bedrooms give everyone room to recharge while the full kitchen and living area become natural gathering spots. The historic lodge setting adds character you won’t find in standard rentals.

There’s something timeless about waking up surrounded by apple trees with vineyard rows stretching beyond. This cottage threads that needle between rustic and refined—exposed beams meet modern bathrooms and the best perk might be stepping outside to pick fresh fruit in season. Pinot vineyards frame the view reminding you exactly where you are.

Arioso takes its name seriously. The grand piano isn’t just decor—it’s an invitation to make music part of your wine country experience. Beyond that focal point the home flows through multiple entertainment spaces all framed by vineyard views. The chef’s kitchen suggests long dinners while the sophisticated interiors set a tone of understated elegance.

Avery House embraces the view. Floor-to-ceiling windows dissolve the boundary between inside and out framing vineyards in the foreground and Cascade foothills beyond. The contemporary design stays clean and uncluttered letting the landscape do the talking. Multiple decks give you options for catching sunrise or settling in for evening wine.

Blue Bird sits where Oregon’s agricultural diversity shows itself—hazelnut orchards mix with Pinot vines in a landscape that’s uniquely Willamette Valley. The cottage honors its past with vintage touches while sneaking in modern conveniences where they count. That wraparound porch? It’s basically a morning coffee mandate and an evening wine suggestion all in one.

Brier Maison channels the French countryside without leaving Oregon. Limestone fireplaces anchor living spaces the chef’s kitchen invites ambitious cooking and terraced gardens step down the hillside with views that span multiple wine appellations. It’s the kind of place that makes you slow down and savor every moment.

The gatehouse was built to welcome guests to Bryn Mawr’s estate and it still does—just with more privacy now. Original stonework tells stories from a century ago while your private courtyard becomes a peaceful retreat. The real privilege? Direct access to legacy Pinot Noir blocks that have been growing here since before Oregon wine was Oregon wine.

This guesthouse threads together nearly a century of winemaking history with the comfort you expect today. The 1920s architecture brings character and craftsmanship while contemporary updates ensure you’re not roughing it. Your deck looks straight into the vines and private wine cellar access means you can explore Bryn Mawr’s library at your own pace.

Once upon a time grapes were crushed where you’ll now sleep. The conversion preserved the bones—exposed steel beams polished concrete floors—while adding the creature comforts that make a loft livable. Carlton’s tasting room scene is literally outside your door making this the rare wine country stay where you can walk everywhere.

The 1890s bones shine through every carefully restored detail. Original hardwood floors creak with character wraparound porches offer mountain and vineyard views from every angle and meticulously maintained gardens frame the whole picture. It’s positioned right on Carlton’s main wine corridor so you’re central to the action while feeling removed from it.

The name gives it away—this residence takes wine seriously. Climate-controlled storage keeps your finds at perfect temperature while a dedicated tasting nook gives you space to properly evaluate each bottle. Sophisticated interiors match the refined location in McMinnville’s historic district where Third Street’s culinary scene is an easy stroll away.

Every detail whispers France while firmly planted in Oregon. Hand-selected antiques fill intimate spaces the private garden courtyard becomes your personal escape and the whole property wraps you in the kind of romance that pairs beautifully with Pinot Noir. It’s designed for two intentionally small-scale and utterly charming.

Uncorked earns its name with views that deserve a glass in hand. Reclaimed wood interiors warm the space a stone fireplace anchors cold evenings and the expansive deck frames Pinot vineyards and hazelnut groves in a panorama that shifts with the seasons. It’s rustic without sacrificing comfort elevated without feeling precious.

Unwined plays with elevation and openness. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring the outside in vaulted ceilings create breathing room and the private hot tub becomes your front-row seat to vineyard and oak woodland views. The hillside location in the Chehalem foothills means you’re tucked away but never too far from the action.

Built for gatherings that span generations Cypress Greens gives everyone space to spread out while keeping the group connected. Multiple living areas mean kids and adults can coexist peacefully the commercial kitchen handles feast-level cooking and wraparound gardens offer room to roam. The Red Hills location puts you in the heart of Dundee’s wine country.

This isn’t a house—it’s a viewing platform that happens to include beds. Floor-to-ceiling glass erases the walls the infinity-edge deck extends your living space into the sky and views stretch unobstructed across the Willamette Valley all the way to Mount Hood. Modern architecture handles the details while Dundee’s volcanic slopes provide the drama.

Water changes everything. This lakefront cabin balances rustic charm with refined comfort putting you on a private pond where mornings start with coffee on the dock and evenings end with wine watching the water. Hiking trails disappear into old-growth Douglas fir forests while Dundee’s wine corridor remains conveniently close.

Emerald House doesn’t just reference the Victorian era—it embodies it. Period antiques fill rooms with stories crystal chandeliers cast elegant light and manicured rose gardens bloom with the same attention to detail found inside. The Granary District location puts you steps from McMinnville’s historic courthouse and downtown energy.

Fairview takes seclusion seriously. Tucked into Coast Range foothills where pristine wilderness surrounds you the cabin offers cathedral ceilings that mirror the trees outside and a wood-burning fireplace for atmosphere. The private hot tub becomes your observation deck for seasonal wildflower meadows and star-filled skies.

The garden isn’t just landscaping—it’s the whole point. Heritage roses bloom alongside lavender fields French doors open to the scent of both and herb and vegetable plots invite you to cook with what’s growing outside. Whitewashed walls keep the interior simple letting the gardens take center stage in this romantic Yamhill cottage.

Harmony Estate lives up to its scale. Multiple guest suites give everyone privacy the professional wine cellar rivals what you’d find at a winery and formal gardens cascade down hillsides that overlook not one but three distinct wine appellations. It’s built for those moments when only a full estate will do.

Hazelwood Haven sits where agriculture and sustainability meet. Heritage hazelnut groves frame the property sustainable architecture keeps the footprint light and organic gardens supply more than just scenery. Private trails wind through working agricultural lands giving you an authentic sense of place in Forest Grove’s agricultural heartland.

Henry welcomes the creatively inclined. Studio space comes equipped for artistic work panoramic views provide endless inspiration and the intimate scale ensures you won’t be distracted from whatever project brought you here. It’s a hideout in the best sense—removed enough to focus beautiful enough to fuel imagination.

Hidden Haven commits fully to its wilderness location. Natural stone fireplaces anchor living spaces the cedar hot tub becomes your connection to the surrounding forest and private hiking trails lead through old-growth timber stands and seasonal wildflower meadows. It’s luxury precisely because it’s so removed from everything else.

LARC isn’t playing at being a ranch—it’s the real thing. Horseback riding and cattle operations happen around you rustic luxury accommodations keep you comfortable without softening the authentic experience and sunset views over the Pacific Coast Range remind you exactly where you are. It’s immersive active and genuinely different.

Lince strips away the excess. Minimalist design lets the Dundee Hills views command attention the infinity pool extends toward vineyards that define Oregon wine and temperature-controlled wine storage ensures your finds stay perfect. It’s contemporary luxury that understands when to stay quiet and let the location speak.

Natures Nest takes its environmental commitment seriously without sacrificing comfort. Sustainable architecture blends into native wildflower meadows and oak savannas while seasonal botanical tours with expert naturalists help you understand what you’re seeing. It’s eco-luxury that educates as much as it relaxes.

The Noir Room wears its wine inspiration proudly. Rich burgundy tones echo Pinot Noir itself the décor nods to winemaking tradition and your king bed sets you up for restful nights. The private balcony frames historic downtown Newberg in one direction and nearby vineyards in the other—wine country geography explained from your doorstep.

The Gris Room takes inspiration from its namesake varietal—silver and gray accents create a cooler more contemporary palette than the Noir Room next door. Modern furnishings keep things clean-lined the queen bed provides comfortable sleep and your private terrace offers vineyard views that shift with the light throughout the day.

The Rose Room channels Oregon’s rosé tradition into soft pink and coral tones that create instant warmth. The luxurious king bed anchors the space while the soaking tub offers the kind of deep relaxation wine country is all about. Garden views from this historic Newberg suite complete the romantic atmosphere.

Old Farm preserves the best of farmhouse living. Original hardwood floors creak authentically underfoot clawfoot tubs add period charm to modern bathrooms and heritage apple and pear orchards surround the property with seasonal fruit that’s yours for the picking. It’s Yamhill agricultural heritage made livable for today.

Oz breaks the wine country mold. Vibrant colors and artistic design elements create spaces that surprise and delight the hot tub offers those essential panoramic vineyard views and the whole property encourages a more playful approach to wine country. It’s luxury with personality perfect for travelers who want something different.

Pearl lives up to its precious name. Marble accents and crystal chandeliers set an elegant tone formal gardens provide manicured outdoor spaces and sweeping views encompass multiple wine appellations from this central Willamette Valley location. It’s an estate home built for those occasions that call for something truly special.

The Jory soil beneath your feet made Dundee famous and Red Hills Haven gives you direct connection to it. Modern architecture frames views of some of Oregon’s most coveted vineyard sites temperature-controlled wine storage protects your finds and exclusive access means you’re not just visiting wine country—you’re living inside its most celebrated terroir.

Red Hills Horizon dissolves boundaries. The contemporary glass house offers 180-degree vineyard views that make you feel suspended in the landscape the infinity pool extends toward the horizon and the wine cellar keeps your collection perfect. Direct access to prestigious Red Hills walking trails means you can explore on foot when you’re ready.

Red Hills Vacation maximizes its hillside perch. Multiple decks give everyone their favorite spot for sunrise or sunset the outdoor kitchen extends your living space into perfect weather and the professional wine cellar handles serious collections. Views command the Willamette Valley’s most prestigious wine region from this Dundee volcanic slope.

Ruth channels the English countryside into Oregon wine country. Rose gardens bloom outside the stone fireplace-warmed interior antique furnishings add layers of character and peaceful vineyard views frame the whole experience. It’s intimate by design built for two people who want to slow down and disconnect together.

Seventh Haven gives you room to roam. Seven acres of vineyards and gardens surround the main estate multiple guest suites ensure everyone has privacy and event spaces handle everything from intimate dinners to full celebrations. Exclusive wine tasting experiences come with the property making this a true wine country immersion.

Sip & Stay puts you inside the winemaking process. The private vineyard surrounding your cottage produces award-winning Pinot Noir harvest participation means you can get your hands dirty if you want and hands-on winemaking experiences demystify how grapes become wine. Private tastings let you evaluate the results yourself.

Something Blue was made for moments that matter. Victorian-inspired elegance fills every room with period furnishings wraparound porches offer multiple outdoor gathering spots and the formal dining room handles special occasion meals with grace. Manicured gardens complete the picture for celebrations that deserve a proper setting.

Southfield walks its sustainable talk. Solar power and rainwater collection reduce the environmental footprint organic vineyards surround the property and farm-to-table gardens supply ingredients for cooking with what grows here. The design proves that eco-friendly doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort in the southern Willamette Valley.

Starlight Lodge looks up as much as out. The professional telescope and dark-sky viewing location make this a destination for amateur astronomers while panoramic views and proximity to wine country keep you connected to earth. Astronomy experiences pair surprisingly well with wine country exploration and this lodge proves it.

Stiling brings together 130 years of architecture and active winemaking. The original 1890s farmhouse preserves period details while offering modern amenities where they matter and your location on a working vineyard estate means harvest experiences and limited-production wines come with the stay. It’s Sherwood wine history made livable.

Stoneycrest grows out of the hillside itself. Natural stone walls use the rock formations as both structure and aesthetic terraced gardens step down the slope with commanding views and the whole design feels more discovered than built. Salem’s wine corridors spread out below from this unique Eola Hills perch.

Industrial-chic loft with soaring ceilings and rooftop access in downtown Newberg

Spacious historic loft with steel beam ceilings and downtown Newberg views

The Pearl makes an entrance. Marble accents and crystal fixtures set an immediately elegant tone the library suggests quiet afternoons with wine and books formal gardens provide manicured outdoor spaces and entertainment areas flow naturally for sophisticated gatherings. It’s a mansion that understands its role in Newberg’s historic district.

The Roost takes elevation seriously. Elevated treehouse-style design puts you in the canopy floor-to-ceiling windows ensure you don’t miss the view and suspended walkways add a sense of adventure to simply moving through the space. It’s bird’s-eye perspective on Chehalem vineyards and forested valleys below.

The Wayside remembers when this was the main wine country route. Period furnishings honor the 1920s roadside inn heritage wraparound porches invite the kind of sitting-and-talking that happened before smartphones and the authentic restoration preserves what makes old buildings special. It’s Yamhill County history made comfortable.

Vineyard Barn keeps one foot in its agricultural past while embracing its new purpose. Original timber framing tells the structure’s story loft sleeping areas use vertical space creatively and your location on a working Ribbon Ridge vineyard means harvest activities and private wine tastings happen right outside. It’s functional history converted thoughtfully.

Vineyard Dreams delivers on its name. Certified organic Pinot Noir blocks surround the estate in every direction panoramic Dundee Hills views reward early risers the professional wine cellar handles serious collections and exclusive vineyard experiences mean you’re not just visiting—you’re participating in organic viticulture.

Your journey to Wildfern Ranch begins with a scenic drive up a tree-lined road, leaving pavement behind for a winding gravel driveway through forest and vineyard. This fully renovated 3-bedroom retreat sits on 50+ acres overlooking legendary Shea Vineyard, surrounded by lush forests and abundant wildlife. The open-concept living area flows naturally between two king bedrooms, one queen bedroom, and two modern bathrooms. Light-blocking curtains in every room ensure restful sleep after days exploring world-class wineries. A peaceful forest walking path leads through the property, and the tranquil setting makes this the perfect home-away-from-home for friends or family seeking ultimate privacy in the heart of the Willamette Valley.

Suite 1 delivers smart urban living in the heart of Newberg’s wine district. This studio maximizes every inch with contemporary design that feels spacious rather than cramped. The full kitchen means you can grab provisions from Newberg’s farmers market and cook at home, while the private entrance gives you complete independence. Step outside and Newberg’s tasting rooms and farm-to-table restaurants are all within easy walking distance, making this the perfect base for car-free wine country exploration.

Suite 2 strikes that perfect balance between historic charm and modern comfort. Original exposed brick walls tell stories of the building’s past life, while updated amenities handle everything today’s travelers need. The real gem is the private balcony where morning coffee or evening wine comes with vineyard views that stretch beyond downtown Newberg. It’s a reminder that you’re not just in a town—you’re in wine country.

Suite 3 gives small groups room to spread out without losing that together feeling. Soaring ceilings create dramatic vertical space filled with natural light, while industrial design elements—exposed ductwork, original beams—honor the building’s conversion story. Two bedrooms mean couples or friends can each have privacy when they need it. But it’s those panoramic wine country views through oversized windows that make this loft special, framing vineyards that roll beyond Newberg’s historic downtown into the valley beyond.

Suite 4 nails contemporary wine country living. The king bed ensures you’ll wake up refreshed, the modern kitchen handles everything from coffee to full meals, and the private patio becomes your outdoor living room for warm Oregon evenings. Location matters here—you’re in downtown Newberg with walkable restaurants and tasting rooms, yet minutes from the Carlton-Yamhill wine trail when you’re ready to explore beyond town. It’s practical luxury that doesn’t try too hard.

Suite 5 takes the top floor and makes the most of it. Luxury finishes throughout signal that this penthouse is a step above, but it’s the rooftop terrace that really delivers. Soak in the hot tub while 360-degree views sweep across the entire Yamhill-Carlton AVA—vineyards, hills, and the patchwork of Oregon wine country in every direction. Two bedrooms give couples or small groups space to spread out, while the historic building’s bones add character you won’t find in new construction. This is the kind of place where you’ll spend more time on that rooftop than you planned.

University House sits just a one-minute walk from George Fox University’s campus in a quieter residential pocket of Newberg. This 2,200-square-foot home sleeps four comfortably across three bedrooms, with a library that invites quiet reading and reflection. Study spaces support actual work if your retreat includes that, though the scholarly atmosphere never feels stuffy. The property earned top 10% guest reviews in the area for good reason—it brings together thoughtful design, peaceful surroundings, and easy access to both campus and Newberg’s wine district. Educational groups, families visiting students, or anyone seeking a more contemplative wine country experience will find this exactly right.

Tributary Hotel brings boutique sensibility to McMinnville’s historic Third Street district. Contemporary design showcases rotating local art, the craft cocktail program at Tributary’s bar takes drinks as seriously as the wine, and the restaurant serves sophisticated food that matches wine country expectations. Twenty-four rooms mean service stays personal, and Third Street’s concentration of tasting rooms, galleries, and restaurants means you can walk everywhere. It’s urban energy with wine country polish.

Fairfield Inn & Suites delivers exactly what you’d expect from Marriott—consistent comfort, no surprises. Forty modern rooms provide reliable bases for wine country exploration, complimentary breakfast gets each day started efficiently, and the fitness center keeps routines on track. It’s not trying to be boutique or cutting-edge, just offering solid value and convenient access to the region without boutique pricing. Sometimes that’s exactly what you need.

The Vintages wears its history with pride in downtown Dayton’s compact core. This historic hotel combines authentic vintage charm with wine-themed touches—think antique furnishings that tell stories and décor that nods to the valley’s winemaking heritage. Just eight rooms mean every guest gets personalized attention, and the intimate scale creates community among wine travelers. It’s small-town Yamhill County at its most charming, the kind of place where the innkeeper remembers your name.

The Dundee Hotel puts you at the literal epicenter of Oregon Pinot Noir. Just ten elegant rooms ensure personalized service, luxury accommodations reflect wine country sophistication, and wine-focused amenities cater to serious enthusiasts. World-renowned tasting rooms and restaurants—Domaine Serene, Archery Summit, The Dundee Bistro—sit literally outside your door. You could taste at five wineries before lunch without moving your car. It’s Dundee Hills hospitality without the commute, perfect for those who want to be in the heart of it all.

3rd Street Flats offers apartment-style independence in a hotel package. Kitchenettes mean you can cook when you want, contemporary design keeps spaces feeling current, and the Third Street location puts McMinnville’s best restaurants and wine bars within walking distance. Twelve units provide enough space for small groups or extended stays while maintaining that boutique feel. It’s independence with hotel convenience, perfect for those who like having options.

Pinot Quarters knows exactly who it’s for—serious wine enthusiasts who want to dive deep into Carlton’s celebrated wine scene. Pinot Noir-inspired décor celebrates the varietal that made this town famous, wine storage lockers protect your finds at proper temperature, and in-house tasting experiences bring the winery to you. Just six rooms create natural community among guests, and Carlton’s concentration of acclaimed tasting rooms means you’re literally in the middle of it all. This is hospitality for people who really care about wine, not tourists checking boxes.

Douglas on Third preserves the best of its historic bones while adding everything modern travelers need. Exposed brick walls honor the building’s commercial past, contemporary amenities handle today’s comforts, and the Third Street location plants you in McMinnville’s cultural district where galleries, restaurants, and wine bars cluster tightly. Eight suites provide more space than standard hotel rooms, making this ideal for extended stays or those who like room to spread out. It’s historic character with modern function.

The Boutique Retreat limits its scale deliberately—just four rooms housing eight guests maximum. This intentional intimacy means truly personalized service, luxury appointments create refined spaces throughout, in-house spa treatments eliminate the need to go elsewhere, and curated wine experiences connect you with Newberg’s best without the work of planning. It’s the kind of small hotel where the staff knows your preferences by day two, and the wine concierge becomes your insider guide to the district.

The Market Lofts embrace full industrial urban style in McMinnville’s market district. High ceilings create dramatic volume, modern kitchens handle real cooking not just reheating, and rooftop terraces offer elevated outdoor space with views over the historic downtown core. Ten lofts mean you get that boutique attention while having actual room to live. It’s city-style living transplanted to wine country, perfect for those who want urban energy with vineyard access.

Chehalem Ridge delivers classic bed and breakfast hospitality with genuine warmth. Gourmet breakfasts start each day with ingredients sourced locally, panoramic vineyard views frame every meal and morning coffee, on-site wine tastings showcase the owners’ personal selections, and knowledgeable local hosts share insider perspectives you won’t get from guidebooks. Four rooms keep things intimate, ensuring personal attention throughout your stay. It’s the kind of B&B where you leave as friends, not just satisfied guests.

Youngberg Hill combines luxury inn and working winery in one spectacular hilltop estate. Eight vineyard rooms put you among the vines where guests can watch harvest unfold, on-site wine production means you’re literally sleeping where the magic happens, fine dining showcases seasonal ingredients paired with estate wines, and those Willamette Valley views stretch for miles. It’s fully immersive wine country hospitality where the winemaking process becomes part of your stay, not something you just visit during tasting hours.

Black Walnut Inn honors Dundee’s Victorian past while remaining firmly planted in the present. Period architecture and carefully chosen antique furnishings create authentic atmosphere without feeling museum-like, heritage walnut groves and estate vineyards surround the property on all sides, wine tastings feature the inn’s own production from those vines, and romantic gardens invite afternoon strolls between vineyard visits. Five rooms ensure personal attention, and the whole property breathes historic hospitality adapted thoughtfully for today’s wine travelers.

The Setting Inn brings clean-lined contemporary sensibility to Carlton’s wine scene. Modern design creates calm spaces that let the vineyard views do the talking, wine-focused amenities cater to enthusiasts without overwhelming casual visitors, and curated experiences with local winemakers provide insider access you can’t arrange yourself. Seven rooms keep the scale manageable, and the inn’s connections throughout Carlton mean you’ll taste wines and meet people other visitors never discover. It’s Carlton’s wine community made accessible through thoughtful hospitality.

Sosta House channels Tuscany while staying firmly planted in Dayton terroir. Italian-inspired design creates warm European atmosphere, Mediterranean gardens flourish in Oregon’s similar climate, authentic Italian cuisine honors culinary tradition with local ingredients, and intimate four-room scale fosters connection among guests. The whole experience celebrates Italian winemaking heritage and its influence on Oregon wine culture. Sosta means ‘stop’ or ‘rest’ in Italian—exactly what this inn invites you to do.

The Painted Lady showcases Victorian craftsmanship at its finest. Ornate gingerbread trim decorates every exterior line, period furnishings fill rooms with authentic late-1800s charm, rose gardens bloom seasonally with heritage varieties, and modern amenities hide discreetly behind original architectural details. Two rooms keep the cottage intimate, and pet-friendly policies mean your four-legged friends can experience McMinnville’s historic district too. It’s Victorian-era hospitality adapted thoughtfully for contemporary comfort, steps from downtown’s restaurants and wine bars.

Downtowner Newberg delivers modern hotel convenience in a wine country setting without pretension. Thirty contemporary rooms provide comfortable launching points for daily adventures, business amenities support remote workers or traveling professionals, complimentary breakfast handles early starts efficiently, and downtown Newberg location keeps both George Fox University and the wine district easily accessible. It’s straightforward value for travelers who want clean comfort and good location more than boutique experience or design awards.

Jory House was built in 2015 specifically to showcase its location on the famous Jory soils that made Dundee legendary. The home overlooks Legacy Hill Vineyard where Triple S Pinot Noir grows, and every window frames that view. An expansive outdoor living area with covered porch, patio, and outdoor fireplace means you’ll spend as much time outside as in, soaking up panoramic wine country vistas. Inside, three bedrooms and two full bathrooms sleep six comfortably, with a state-of-the-art kitchen for those who like to cook. Guests receive a complimentary bottle of Domaine Serene Pinot Noir plus a group Estate Tasting voucher valued at $35 per person. The real prize? Ten renowned wineries sit within 1.5 miles—Domaine Serene, Archery Summit, Domaine Drouhin Oregon, Stoller, and Sokol Blosser among them. You could walk to some.

Luxury B&B with five elegant suites in the heart of Oregon Wine Country. King beds, soaking tubs, fireplaces, gourmet breakfast, and easy access to Willamette Valley wineries.

A pure expression of Oregon fruit