28 homes traded last year at a median $1,839,250. 23 active right now from $1.7M to $4M. 27.5-day median market velocity. McLay Kidd country, west Bend, inside the 700-acre master plan.
Tetherow is a 700-acre master-planned resort community on the west side of Bend, Oregon, anchored by a David McLay Kidd-designed Scottish-links golf course that opened in 2008. Nine sub-neighborhoods sit inside the master plan, ranging from $759,000 townhomes in The Rim to $4M custom homes in Tartan Druim.
The community spans about 700 acres of high-desert pine and fescue, seven minutes from the Old Mill District, 25 from Mt. Bachelor, and 35 from Redmond Municipal Airport. Tetherow Resort runs the on-property Lodges hotel, a 12,000-square-foot clubhouse renovated in 2024, three restaurants (Solomon's, The Row, Tetherow Café), a spa, Tetherow Sport fitness center, pickleball + tennis courts, and groomed Nordic loops in winter. Shevlin Park's 660-acre trail network sits across the road.
The golf course made its largest competitive jump in the 2023-24 Golf Digest 100 Greatest Public ranking, climbing 25 spots to #57, the biggest leap on the list. Tetherow Resort has held the #1 PNW Resort spot in Conde Nast Traveler Readers' Choice for eight consecutive years through 2025.
Twenty-seven homes traded inside the master plan in the past 12 months at a median close price of $1,848,500 and a 26-day median market velocity. Sale-to-list ratio averages 94.2%. Active inventory today: 15 homes from $759K to $4M. The Tetherow homeowner profile skews to second-home and primary buyers from Portland, the Bay Area, and Seattle, with a meaningful contingent of Bend-locals upgrading inside the master plan.
The HOA structure layers a master assessment ($1,464 / year) against sub-neighborhood dues that range from $2,004 in Crescent / North Forty to $8,244 in Triple Knot. Club membership (golf / sport / social tiers) is separate from HOA dues and not transferred automatically with the home. Diligence on the transfer terms is the single most important item on a Tetherow purchase.
David McLay Kidd, the architect who put Bandon Dunes on the world map, designed Tetherow as a Scottish-links transplant into Oregon's High Desert. He could have phoned it in from his studio in Scotland. He didn't. He lives in Bend, and Tetherow is one of his hometown projects.
Buyers paying $1.8M to $4M for a Tetherow home are not looking for "lovely golf community with mountain views." They want context. They want to know who designed the course they're going to play, why the fescue plays firm-and-fast, and why the bunker sand came from Florence, Oregon.
As close as you could get to a Scottish links experience, I think this is it.David McLay Kidd, on Tetherow
Tetherow sits on 700 acres west of Bend on Skyline Ranch Road. Closer to downtown than Pronghorn or Brasada, closer to Mt. Bachelor than Broken Top.
Pulled from the Oregon RMLS feed at the timestamps shown at the bottom of the page.
Every Tetherow homeowner pays a master assessment to the Tetherow Owners Association. Each sub-neighborhood then layers on its own dues, billed by a different management company depending on where the home sits. Verified May 2026 against tetherowowners.com.
| Sub-neighborhood | Sub-assessment | Frequency | Annualized (master + sub) | Manager |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heath | $195.00 | Quarterly | ~$2.244,000 / yr | TOA |
| Crescent · North Forty | $135.00 | Quarterly | ~$2.004,000 / yr | TOA |
| Glen · Cascade Vista | $165.00 | Quarterly | ~$2.124,000 / yr | TOA |
| Tartan Druim | Master + Resort Resources fee | Quarterly | Master $1,464 + sub/ yr | Resort Resources |
| Highlands Ridge | $515 to $863 | Quarterly | ~$4.22,000 / yr | Terra Firma Management |
| Outrider Overlook | $177 to $859 | Quarterly | ~$3.536,000 / yr | Terra Firma Management |
| Trailhead | $174.00 | Quarterly | ~$2.16,000 / yr | Mile High Management |
| Triple Knot | $565.00 | Monthly | ~$8.244,000 / yr | Mile High Management |
| The Rim | $228.00 | Monthly | ~$4.2,000 / yr | Mile High Management |
A free 12-page value report for your home, built against your specific Tetherow sub-neighborhood (Heath, Tartan Druim, Triple Knot, The Rim) using actual closings of the last 12 months. No phone follow-up unless you ask.
Tetherow opened in 2008 on fire-scarred land west of Bend. Kidd's design borrowed from Scotland: firm-and-fast turf, ball roll, links bunkering. The course made its largest competitive jump in the 2023-24 Golf Digest 100 Greatest Public ranking, up 25 spots, a leap larger than any other course on the list.
Designed 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.
Tetherow is not just a golf course with houses around it. Eight on-property assets plus the Shevlin Park trail network across the road. What follows is the full inventory.
The full-service course-facing restaurant. Opened 2017 in the clubhouse, then refreshed in the 2024 renovation with an intimate dining-room expansion. Cascade-and-fescue dining room with course views.
Casual gastropub at the clubhouse. The locals' room. Quick lunches off the course, après-round beer, family-friendly through the afternoon.
Coffee, breakfast, grab-and-go. Open early. The first stop for a Tetherow morning before the trailhead or first tee.
Full treatment menu inside the Lodges. Massage, facial, body services, post-round recovery. Operated under the Tetherow Resort umbrella. Homeowner-member discounts apply.
Fitness center + studio. Cardio, strength, group classes, personal training. Opened 2017 inside the Lodges expansion. Resort-and-member access.
On-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.
Groomed 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.
City 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.
Most Tetherow homeowners join. A meaningful minority do not. Here's what each tier actually buys, and where the waitlist sits today. Initiation and dues figures change annually. Exact current pricing requires the Tetherow membership office.
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.
Club initiation and dues schedules change annually and are not published on the Tetherow public site. The Tetherow membership office (844-431-9701) confirms today's rate sheet, current waitlist, and the resale-transfer process when a home changes hands. Whether the club membership transfers with the home, and at what discounted re-initiation, is the single most important diligence item on a Tetherow purchase. We walk every buyer and seller through it on day one.
Refreshed quarterly. Sourced.
Most resort communities in Central Oregon do not have this kind of brand decade in their pocket. It is the single strongest data point for a Tetherow seller pitching a national buyer. A Conde Nast top-resort plaque travels in places "Top 100 home builders in Oregon" does not.
Bend logged 14 days of "unhealthy for sensitive groups or worse" air in 2024, with smoke from regional wildfires returning hard in summer 2025 via the Cram Fire. No reporting indicates Tetherow itself was directly threatened, but smoke is a real factor in resort-season programming and an honest disclosure for any out-of-state buyer doing their first-summer due diligence. Worth knowing when you list: buyers will ask. We have a clean answer.
Chris van der Velde and his partners announced intent to sell the Tetherow Lodges, Event Pavilion, all restaurants (Solomon's, The Row, Tetherow Café), and Tetherow Management LLC (the vacation rental property management arm) through JLL Capital Markets. The golf club and all recreational facilities are NOT for sale. Public statements signal proceeds will be reinvested into golf-club amenity expansion. As of today, no public reporting confirms a buyer or closed sale. We're watching it.
New members' area. Intimate dining room at Solomon's. Refreshed golf shop. New outdoor patio overlooking the course. Project managed via Tetherow's Troon operating partnership. Ownership spending on the club asset. The kind of capital reinvestment that anchors property values.
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Anonymized at the street level. Every number traces to a verified Oregon RMLS close-of-record. Price-per-square-foot and sale-to-list ratio computed against close price and original list. Sub-neighborhood = SubdivisionName on the public MLS record.
| Closed | Sub-neighborhood | Beds / baths | Sqft | Close | $/sqft | Sale-to-list |
|---|
Live close data from Supabase market cache · methodology v3-2026-05-07, computed May 31, 2026. Sale-to-list ratio is computed against original list price; price per square foot is computed against close price and reported living area. Larger floor plans show wider list-to-close gaps. The 12-month median sale-to-list at Tetherow is 93.6% across all closings.
Each with its own architectural guidelines, lot size, dues schedule, and turnover pattern. Drag, scroll, or use the arrows to browse. Tap any card for the sub-neighborhood profile.
Buyers in the $1.8M to $4M range buy a builder as much as a home. They know who builds tight, who manages a difficult subcontractor schedule, and whose 2018 work is showing its age. Naming your builder in the listing copy moves the home.
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.
Local custom builder with multiple Tetherow Tartan Druim and Heath completions. Known for precision drywall and a clean turnover punch list.
Design-build operation with Tetherow Highlands Ridge and Outrider Overlook completions. Tight architect partnerships, willing to take on the harder lots.
Long-running Bend custom shop. Active across multiple Tetherow sub-neighborhoods, particularly Heath and Crescent. Repeat-client business is the tell.
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.
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.
Forward-looking. Updated quarterly.
No public confirmation of a closed buyer as of May 2026. A new operator could trigger a brand refresh, rate-card change, F&B rebrand, or expansion application. Any of which would move the Tetherow comp set.
Ownership has publicly said proceeds from the hotel/F&B sale will be reinvested into golf-club amenities. The 2024 $3M clubhouse renovation already raised the bar. What gets built next will affect what Tetherow homes can ask.
Active building permit pulls and any pending master-plan amendment applications.
New members' area, intimate Solomon's dining room, refreshed golf shop, course-facing outdoor patio.
Rolling-365-day median figures, methodology v3-2026-05-07, pulled May 31, 2026 from the Oregon RMLS feed. Single-family residential only. Resort communities are not interchangeable. The numbers below explain why.
| Tetherow | Pronghorn | Broken Top | Caldera Springs | Sunriver | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Median close (12mo) | $1,839,250 | $2,025,000 | $1,512,500 | $1,790,000 | $869,500 |
| Homes sold (12mo) | 28 | 9 | 42 | 35 | 121 |
| Median DOM | 28 days | 109 days | 37 days | 74 days | 43 days |
| Sale-to-list | 93.6% | 85.4% | 92.2% | 93.8% | 93.0% |
| Median $/sqft (closed) | $565 | $478 | $485 | $569 | $450 |
| Active inventory today | 23 | 13 | 16 | 24 | 52 |
What this means for a Tetherow seller. Tetherow homes are pricing-disciplined. 93.6% sale-to-list ratio with a 27.5-day median market velocity. Broken Top moves on similar inventory at lower price points. Pronghorn trades at a higher median, but the wider list-to-close gap tells you sellers there are leaving more money on the table. Caldera Springs is the closest peer at price-per-square-foot, but Tetherow's faster market velocity keeps Tetherow homes turning. The Sunriver number is whole-resort, not luxury-only, so it sits as the broader Central Oregon resort floor for context.
Your home is a David McLay Kidd home, in his hometown community, on a fescue course that jumped 25 spots on the Golf Digest list, in a master plan whose owner is recapitalizing the club asset. Every line of that matters when a buyer is evaluating $1.8M to $4M.
What goes into the listing:
A 12-page value report on your home, built against your sub-neighborhood, your floor plan range, your view category, and your HOA tier. Anchored to the 28 Tetherow homes that have sold in the last 365 days.
market_stats_cache rolling-365-day window, pulled May 31, 2026. Methodology v3-2026-05-07.What's not on the page, and why. Reserve fund balance, current reserve study summary, active special assessments, and current Tetherow Club membership initiation fee + monthly dues. None are publicly disclosed. They're sourced via the resale certificate at point of sale or directly from the Tetherow membership office (844-431-9701).