Chateau Lesieutre Guest House

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Chateau Lesieutre Guest House

A spacious three bedroom home on five acres at the top of the Dundee Hills. Hood, Jefferson, and The Sisters.

Chateau Lesieutre Guest House is a spacious three bedroom home on five acres at the top of the Dundee Hills. The four mile drive from the town of Dundee winds past vineyards, wineries, and tasting rooms with breathtaking scenery and views of Mt. The guest house is an ideal location for visiting neighborhood wineries and is centrally located for further explorations in the Willamette Valley.

27/10/2024

The colors in the can be spectacular this time of year. It was my first outing on foot this season, and the colors were fantastic. Did I walk in the rain? Yes, it rained most of the time. I got some great shots, though in the end, I had to pack it in because my camera lense had so much water on it, couldn’t get clear images anymore. No matter. Got all I needed. Here’s my favorite.

27/04/2024

Oregon fawn lily (Erythronium Oregonum) makes an appearance in the back woods.

01/01/2024

Hiked down to town for a little New Year’s Eve snack. The “Autumn Love” pizza hit the spot!

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Chateau Lesieutre Guest House is a spacious 2700 square foot home on five acres at the top of the Dundee Hills. The four mile drive from the town of Dundee winds past vineyards, wineries, and tasting rooms with breathtaking scenery and views of Mt. Hood, Jefferson, and The Sisters. The guest house is an ideal location for visiting neighborhood wineries and is centrally located for further explorations in the Willamette Valley.