The Robert F. Lytle Mansion

The Grande Dame of Irvington

The Robert F. Lytle mansion by noted architect David L. Williams remains the Grande Dame of Irvington and beyond. Meticulously restored 1911 Greek Revival home is featured in the National Historic Registry. Initially constructed as a summer home for the prominent Lumber Baron and Industrialist, the home now boasts carefully preserved originality accentuated by stunning, true-to-period Carrera marble restorations of all 9 full baths plus 3 powder rooms.

The main house offers a magnificent main level that includes a grand lobby, formal parlor, dining hall, library-game room, private office and a commercial grade kitchen. The upper level features 6 ensuite bedrooms while the lower level contains a spectacular family-media room along with a utility area that includes a wine cellar and walk-in refrigerator. The carriage house adds three luxe, ensuite bedrooms.

Currently in use as a private residence, the home has previously been utilized as a successful, AAA Four Diamond Bed and Breakfast destination which also hosted weddings and special events. The basement ballroom has a seating capacity of 80 guests. The property was then recognized as “The most romantic, upscale B&B in Portland and perhaps the entire country.” Current owners welcome guests in the carriage house via AirBnB with a consistent annualized revenue stream of $50,000.

The home was and remains (inflation adjusted) the most expensive home constructed in Portland’s Irvington historic district. In addition, the award-winning, million-dollar renovation and manicured gardens complete the idyllic property (2018-2019). No need to compromise between timeless luxury versus enduring value with this renowned landmark.

Main Home - 8,936 SF | 6 beds | 6 ensuite full baths + 3 powder baths

Carriage House - 981 SF | 3 bedrooms with 3 ensuite full baths