18 homes for sale in Tetherow. Live inventory from the regional MLS. Median list $2,372,500. Pending in 51 days.
Tetherow sits on the west side of Bend, on roughly 700 acres bordering the Deschutes National Forest. The community grew up around a golf course that opened in the summer of 2008, and today it combines homes, a hotel, restaurants, and a recreation campus on one piece of high-desert land minutes from downtown.
Tetherow Golf Club is a par-72, 18-hole course designed by David McLay Kidd, the architect behind Bandon Dunes on the Oregon coast. Kidd moved to Bend to build it and still lives in the area. The course is a links-style layout with fescue fairways, and the routing opens up views of the Cascade peaks, including the Three Sisters and Broken Top. Golf Digest ranked it No. 57 on its Top 100 Courses list, and it runs on a semi-private model, so tee times for non-members who are not staying at the resort are limited.
The 50-room hotel sits at the center of the resort, with in-room fireplaces, balconies, and mountain views. Three restaurants operate on site. The recreation facility carries a heated outdoor pool that stays open year round, plus a fitness center, sauna, and hot tubs. Walking and biking trails run through the property, and lodging guests get a complimentary shuttle to downtown Bend and the Old Mill District.
Tetherow holds several residential neighborhoods alongside the resort, from the Glen and Crescent to the Heath. Homes here are governed by the Tetherow Owners Association, a planned community under Oregon's Planned Community Act, established in 2009. Dues vary by neighborhood, and ownership comes with access to the pool, fitness center, trails, and dining. Club memberships for golf and social use are structured separately from the residential association.
Two things genuinely distinguish Tetherow. The first is the course pedigree, a David McLay Kidd design from the same hand as Bandon Dunes, set against the Cascades rather than the coast. The second is the location. You are 10 minutes from downtown Bend and a short drive up Century Drive toward Mt. Bachelor. Few communities put a Top 100 course, a full resort, and that kind of access to both town and mountain on the same ground.
The resort's fine-dining room, course-facing in the clubhouse. Opened 2017 as Solomon's, refreshed in the 2024 clubhouse renovation, and reopened in 2026 as Coorie, a Scots word for taking shelter. Cascade and fescue views from the dining room.
Open to public · reservations via Tetherow ResortCasual gastropub at the clubhouse. The locals' room. Quick lunches off the course, après-round beer, family-friendly through the afternoon.
Open to public · walk-inCoffee, breakfast, grab-and-go. Open early. The first stop for a Tetherow morning before the trailhead or first tee.
Open to public · 7am to 2pm seasonallyFull treatment menu inside the Lodges. Massage, facial, body services, post-round recovery. Operated under the Tetherow Resort umbrella. Homeowner-member discounts apply.
Open to public + membersFitness center + studio. Cardio, strength, group classes, personal training. Opened 2017 inside the Lodges expansion. Resort-and-member access.
Members + Lodge guestsOn-property courts. Booking-managed in season. Member-priority access in summer. The courts are the fastest-growing social engine at the resort after the clubhouse itself.
Members + Lodge guests · seasonalGroomed Nordic loops on the course off-season. Tetherow turns into a quiet Nordic destination once the snow line drops. Shevlin Park trail network sits across the road for the lifted-snow weekends.
Member access · weather dependentCity of Bend's largest urban park sits five minutes from the Tetherow gates. 660 acres of pine, Tumalo Creek, and a multi-loop trail system that connects west out into the National Forest land.
Open to publicDesigned by David McLay Kidd. Opened 2008. Fescue blend (Chewings + Creeping Red) with Colonial Bentgrass. Bunker sand sourced from Florence, Oregon. Operating season generally April 1 to November 1.
Most Tetherow rounds peak at the par-3 13th. A short-iron downhill across native scrub, Cascade horizon on the back wall, no bailout left. Kidd's tribute to a North-Berwick original. It's the hole that ends up on the wall in the clubhouse. It's the hole new members want to play first. And it's the one Tetherow homeowners talk about at dinner.
Unlimited course access. Tournament eligibility. Member tee-time windows. Locker, range, practice facility. The default for buyers who came to Tetherow for the golf.
Tetherow Sport access. Pool, spa, fitness studio, group classes. Locker. Member dining privileges at Solomon's and The Row. No golf course access included.
Clubhouse + dining + spa + event access. Pickleball + tennis privileges (member booking). Course access on a limited number of dates per year. The frequent option for non-golfers who married into Tetherow.
Membership questions: Tetherow membership office 844-431-9701
Pacific Northwest leader on high-performance custom construction. Multiple completed Tetherow homes plus Passive House work across Bend. The builder buyers cite when they want net-zero or all-electric.
Visit website →Local custom builder with multiple Tetherow Tartan Druim and Heath completions. Known for precision drywall and a clean turnover punch list.
Visit website →Design-build operation with Tetherow Highlands Ridge and Outrider Overlook completions. Tight architect partnerships, willing to take on the harder lots.
Visit website →Long-running Bend custom shop. Active across multiple Tetherow sub-neighborhoods, particularly Heath and Crescent. Repeat-client business is the tell.
Visit website →Established Central Oregon GC with several Tetherow completions. Strong on schedule-management. Buyers from Portland and Seattle who want a known operator over the duration of a 14-month build.
Visit website →The semi-custom builders that put up the Triple Knot townhomes, Trailhead Cairn Cottages, and earlier Crescent / Glen lots. Knowing which production builder built which sub-neighborhood is the kind of detail a buyer asks five seconds into the showing.
Live inventory from the regional MLS.
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Active single-family listings in Tetherow. Hover the list or tap a pin.
Too few recent sales here for a standalone trend. This line tracks Bend (city).
| Month | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | — | $720K | $775K | $717K |
| Feb | — | $710K | $735K | $745K |
| Mar | — | $800K | $794K | $700K |
| Apr | — | $740K | $840K | $695K |
| May | — | $768K | $837K | $842K |
| Jun | — | $830K | $735K | $789K |
| Jul | — | $823K | $762K | $795K |
| Aug | — | $741K | $795K | — |
| Sep | $765K | $733K | $767K | — |
| Oct | $761K | $815K | $774K | — |
| Nov | $735K | $775K | $737K | — |
| Dec | $751K | $741K | $733K | — |
Those are the region’s numbers. Yours come from your street.
Live single-family figures from the regional MLS. How we get our numbers
Aug 2024 to Jul 2026 (24 months) · Market Truth leftover, Bend city, monthly median close. Completed months only.
A short tour of Tetherow, Central Oregon.
Homes in Tetherow are served by Bend-La Pine Schools.
The specific school assigned to each home (elementary, middle, and high) depends on the address within the district. Confirm with the district before purchasing.
See schools in this district9 recorded documents for Tetherow. Read them here.
Documents marked with a book, page or instrument number are copies of instruments recorded in Deschutes County, Oregon. Oregon records are indexed by party, document type and instrument number, not by subdivision, and nothing in them marks a declaration as current or superseded. Later amendments may exist that are not shown here. Confirm the governing chain through title before relying on it. Recorded copies via Deschutes County Title.
Housing news, market data, and buyer and seller advice for Tetherow and Bend.
Jul 18, 2026Bend's median price has barely moved, so the market looks stuck. Underneath, homes for sale, days on market, and seller concessions all show it tilting toward buyers for the first time in years.
Read the guide →Jul 10, 2026Bend closed June at a $725,000 median, up 4.6% year over year, with 179 sales and homes going pending in 15 days. The full July 2026 market report.
Read the guide →Jun 10, 2026Bend closed May at a $797,000 median, up 3.6% year over year, while sales slowed and inventory held flat. The full June 2026 market report.
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The median list price for a single-family home in Tetherow is $2,372,500 as of August 2026, based on leftover membership.
There are 18 active single-family listings in Tetherow as of August 2026.
Single-family homes in Tetherow took a median of 51 days to go pending as of August 2026.
22 single-family homes sold in Tetherow over the past 12 months as of August 2026.
Tetherow includes Tetherow, Triple. Homes across these subdivisions are marketed under the Tetherow community umbrella on the MLS.
Yes. Estimated annual HOA fees in Tetherow start around $1,464. Exact fees vary by lot, phase, and membership level. Verify current amounts with the HOA before any purchase.
Homes in Tetherow are served by Bend-La Pine Schools. The specific elementary, middle, and high school assigned to a home depends on its address within the district. Visit our schools page for the full list of schools in the district.
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