Welcome to the carly
A Wine Country Estate Designed for Gathering Well
The Carly sits somewhere unexpected—between a private estate and a boutique hotel, offering thoughtful design and effortless living.
Set across 21 acres in Oregon wine country, it’s a place for long dinners, slow mornings, and the kind of time that feels just right when you’re in it. Intentionally designed and expertly detailed, The Carly gives you space to settle for an experience you’ll remember. Come with a plan, or don’t. Either way, it tends to work out.
Pull up a chair and stay a while
There’s always somewhere to sit
Some spaces are made for conversation. Others for a bit of quiet. Most naturally become both. From the chef’s kitchen to tucked-away corners, the house has a rhythm to it—coffee early, something stronger later, and meals that rarely end when expected.
You’ll find your favorites Pretty quickly
Go TO BED
Rooms Worthy of Crashing iN
Each of our nine king bedrooms is en suite and individually designed, providing each guest a bespoke experience, each of them comfortable in the ways that matter most.
Your space to unwind, recharge, reset, and, if needed, close the door for a moment.
Make yourself at home.
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Wildflower House
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Hummingbird House
Room to Roam
The Carly unfolds across forest, meadow, and water—each part offering something a little different.
OuR Town
Right Where You Want to Be.
Just minutes from downtown Carlton, The Carly sits in the heart of the Willamette Valley—surrounded by some of the most celebrated wineries in the Pacific Northwest.
Dundee, Newberg, McMinnville, and Yamhill are all close by, offering plenty to explore between tastings, meals, and whatever else the day turns into.
Go out for a while. Settle back in later.
Gather Well
The Carly is designed for celebrations that feel natural—whether it's a wedding, a retreat, a milestone worth celebrating, or simply time set aside with the people who matter most.
The setting does a lot of the work.
The rest is up to you.
Because sometimes the occasion matters.
And sometimes the people are reason enough.
