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Phil and Judy
Jensen
200 Eugene St. • Hood River
Designed and built in the mid-1970s by the noted and popular architect
Bill Fletcher (now deceased) of the architectural firm of Fletcher, Finch
and Farr, the Jensen home is a piece of architectural sculpture that has
gained a reputation as one of Hood River’s finest. The house stands as a
sentinel atop the famous “stairway to the Heights” and views down Second
Street to a virtually unobstructed view (three pine trees) of downtown,
the Port properties and the greater Columbia River recreational area. The
home and grounds boast of over 5,000 square feet of living space and a
large lot with fully irrigated lawn and gardens (thank you Mt. Hood
Gardens). The “modernist” design features ultra-clean lines with built-ins
in every room to give it a minimalist look with maximum of storage space.
The home offers the requisite game room, wine cellar, work room,
office/library and a bonus fourth story downstairs “attic” for storage of
off-season decorations or sports equipment. Generous “entertainment decks”
on both the front and back of the home give one a great opportunity for
entertaining friends and guests.
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