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ake Oswego’s 1970 split‑level at 4470 Lakeview Blvd., a 0.13‑acre corner lot in the Lakeview‑Summit area, is now listed for $899,900. The 2,168 sq ft home is famous for the striking black‑panther mural that covers two garage doors—a dream‑inspired artwork the owner commissioned after a vivid vision. The entrance is tucked behind a brick wall, accessed via a courtyard between the garages, ensuring street privacy.

    Inside, generous windows bathe the open‑plan living spaces in daylight, while decks blur the line between indoors and outdoors. A sizable recreation room, three bedrooms, and custom cabinetry—some with geometric cutouts for discreet litter boxes—add character. The lower‑level family room offers ample storage, and a tasting room with a 300‑bottle wine cellar appeals to connoisseurs.

    Lake lovers benefit from four easements that grant exclusive water access from Alder Point, Blue Heron, Lakeview Recreation Club, and Summit Court. The property’s proximity to the lake, trails, and downtown delivers an unmatched Lake Oswego lifestyle.

    Potential buyers include cat enthusiasts, families, wine aficionados, and lake‑centric residents. The listing broker, Christian Maluo of (W)here, Inc., highlights the beautifully landscaped grounds as ideal for everyday living and effortless entertaining.

    Mortgage rates have slipped again but remain above 6%, adding urgency for buyers in a market where rates are falling to a one‑year low.