The Bird Estate

If you’ve been searching for something truly exceptional —something beyond the traditional definition of a luxury home—The Bird Estate stands in a class of its own.

Set across approximately 195 acres of manicured grounds, gardens, vineyard, pastures, and tranquil woodlands, this remarkable estate brings together architectural significance, privacy, scale, and a fully realized lifestyle.

Designed by renowned architect Daniel Solomon and previously featured in Architectural Digest, the main residence is a striking neoclassical composition, timeless in design, meticulous in detail, and virtually impossible to replicate today. From the moment you enter the formal courtyard, framed by hand-carved marble statuary and dramatic water features, the estate establishes a sense of permanence and occasion. Inside, marble floors, a grand staircase, finely proportioned rooms, and carefully curated architectural details create an elegant flow between formal entertaining spaces and more intimate living areas.

The grounds are equally extraordinary. A multi-tiered amphitheater with cascading waterfalls creates a dramatic focal point, while terraced gardens and expansive entertaining areas offer both grandeur and privacy. A wisteria-draped pergola leads toward the Olympic-sized pool, grotto, hidden speakeasy-style bar, and private theater, giving the property an unexpected sense of discovery at every turn.

Beyond the main residence, The Bird Estate unfolds as a complete private world. Multiple additional residences provide exceptional flexibility for family, guests, staff, or extended stays. Tennis and basketball courts, equestrian facilities, fenced pastures, barns, a vineyard, landscaped gardens, and extensive recreational areas allow the estate to function on a scale rarely found in a single private property. Distinctive amenities continue throughout the estate, including a professional recording studio, private cinema, Art Deco bar, gym, library, grotto, and numerous outdoor gathering spaces. Even the collection of significant automobiles contributes to the property’s singular character, including a 1931 Packard Limousine and a 1941 Lincoln Continental.

The Bird Estate is not simply a residence. It is a legacy property—an opportunity to create your own world, surrounded by breathtaking Rogue Valley views, remarkable architecture, privacy, beauty, and extraordinary scale.