Something is changing about how families buy homes.

Robb Report’s 2026 luxury forecast found that nearly 1 in 5 luxury home purchases in the U.S. now involve buyers planning to live with relatives beyond their immediate family. Parents. Adult children. Sometimes both at once.

So buyers started doing the obvious thing: looking for more land, more room to spread out. Then more buyers did it. Land searches among luxury buyers are up 97% year-over-year, a shift industry reports have started calling “landmaxxing.” Acquiring adjacent acreage can be a smart play, offering room to build a guesthouse, a second wing, or perhaps, a compound.

What’s more, wealth advisors have started calling these purchases something specific: family alignment assets. Not an investment. Not a vacation house. A piece of land bought to do one job. To keep the people who matter within arm’s reach, for as long as everyone’s around to use it.

This home was built for just that.

The wings. Two primary suites. Two wings. No hierarchy. The main level holds two full primary suites, each in its own private wing. Upstairs adds guest rooms, an office, a media room, and bonus space for however the family grows.

Almost 13 acres. The landmaxxing is already done. Landmaxxing usually means negotiating for a neighbor’s parcel after closing. Painted Rock skips that step: 12.57 acres and 2.5 miles of private Crooked River frontage, already assembled, already fenced, already yours.

Private, not remote. A compound only works if the people who need to leave can actually leave. Redmond Airport is 20 minutes away; the popular destination town of Bend is just a bit farther. Privacy here doesn’t cost anyone their independence.

A shared space that makes sense. One room that belongs to everyone. Every multigenerational household needs a space that’s nobody’s wing and everybody’s. Here it’s the great room, where a wall of windows opens fully onto the canyon and river.

See it before it’s someone else’s family’s.

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