Maison Unifamiliale Individuelle Portland

I may have been built in 1950, but nearly every part of me has been reimagined with a fresh, modern point of view. Step inside and my main level opens into a bright, great room style layout where the living room, dining area, and kitchen connect as one inviting space. A painted brick fireplace anchors the living area, while the statement kitchen features rich wood toned cabinetry, solid surface countertops, a generous island with eat bar seating, bold backsplash, and open shelving. Three bedrooms and two full baths are located on the main level, including a spacious primary ensuite with dual sinks, extensive vanity storage, and a beautifully finished walk in shower. With bedrooms, bathrooms and living spaces all on one floor, the layout also offers excellent flexibility for anyone seeking to minimize daily trips up and down stairs. Downstairs, I keep going with two additional bedrooms, a third full bath, laundry, and a sprawling family room with a second brick fireplace and built in dry bar, creating an entirely separate space for movie nights, entertaining, hobbies, work, or guests. A slider off the dining room opens to a covered back deck before stepping into a fully fenced yard lined with mature landscaping, while an attached garage and covered parking add everyday convenience and long term storage space. Set in Concordia with a Bike Score of 90, I put some of NE Portland’s best neighborhood amenities within easy reach. Pick up groceries at New Seasons Market, grab coffee at Extracto, catch a movie or dinner at McMenamins Kennedy School, or head to Fernhill Park for open green space and recreation. The Alberta Arts District adds an ever changing mix of restaurants, coffee shops, galleries, boutiques, and neighborhood favorites, including Pine State Biscuits, Great Notion Brewing, and Alberta Rose Theatre. With NE Killingsworth and NE 42nd Ave also nearby for even more dining and local businesses, there’s always something close to home