A really sweet North Portland ranch with a floor plan that just works.Step inside and you’re greeted by a living room with one of the home’s best details: a cool brick fireplace that separates the living room from the dining room while keeping the two spaces connected. From there, the kitchen and dining area open up to each other, creating a layout that feels both spacious and practical.Just off the dining room is a flexible bonus space with built-in cabinets and direct access to the backyard. It could be a home office, playroom, workout space, or simply a place to spread out. Down the hall are three bedrooms and a full bathroom, with a convenient half bath tucked into the primary bedroom.The house has been freshly refreshed with new interior paint and new lighting throughout, giving the whole home a clean, bright feel while still feeling like a classic 1960 ranch. And because it’s all on one level, the layout is wonderfully easy to live in.The backyard is a standout, too. There’s plenty of room to garden, play, entertain, or let the dog run around, plus a pergola that’s ready for long summer evenings and a shed for all the things you’d rather not keep in the house. The attached garage adds even more everyday convenience.And with Columbia Park just a short walk away, you get a great neighborhood amenity right outside your door.Easy, comfortable, and thoughtfully refreshed, this is the kind of house that feels good to come home to.

First time on the market - and anything but ordinary. Designed by noted Pacific Northwest architect William Church, this 1964 post-and-beam original is equal parts time capsule, design manifesto and creative playground. Think Dwell magazine with soul: dramatic Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired battered walls, 3-inch-thick tongue-and-groove cedar, strong horizontal lines, warm wood, unexpected angles and rooms made for music, art, conversation and a very good party. Set on two tax lots totaling 0.63 acres in the Southwest Hills, the 4,503-square-foot home unfolds with an easy, cinematic rhythm. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the main living spaces, while walls of windows pull in the surrounding greenery. Four bedrooms, four baths, a den, game room and flexible lower-level ADU create space for guests, multigenerational living, creative work or rental income. Built by its original owners and expanded over the decades as family life evolved, the house carries the energy of a place that has been deeply loved and fully lived in. Many of its best details remain intact - and so does the opportunity. Bring your architect, your contractor and your boldest ideas. This is not a turnkey renovation wrapped in gray paint; it is a rare chance to restore, reimagine and add the next layer to an authentic piece of Portland modernism. Church - an early principal architect in the development of Sunriver and a champion of passive heating, cooling and solar design - created a home that still feels playful, daring and completely relevant. Close to downtown, OHSU, Council Crest, Washington Park, Hillsdale and Multnomah Village, this is the real thing: warm, singular, unforgettable and ready for someone with vision - and maybe a hammer. The next chapter is yours to live.

Beautifully renovated while preserving its original character, this classic Northeast Portland cottage is tucked into one of Dolph Park's quietest, most picturesque streets. Thoughtful updates throughout complement the home's timeless architecture, creating spaces that feel both refined and inviting.The main level offers beautiful formal living and dining rooms, where original built-ins, leaded glass doors, a fireplace, and expansive picture windows speak to the home's enduring craftsmanship. The kitchen has been completely reimagined with Bosch appliances, quartz countertops, and a bright eating nook overlooking the backyard. A main-floor bedroom and full bathroom provide flexibility for guests, a home office, or multigenerational living.Upstairs is the coveted three-bedroom, two-bath layout rarely found in homes of this era. The primary suite is a true retreat, featuring vaulted ceilings, abundant closet space, and a spacious ensuite bath with an oversized walk-in shower.The finished lower level adds another generous gathering space with a large family room, wet bar, full bathroom, laundry area with utility sink, and ample storage.Outside, a new concrete patio extends the living space into a private backyard designed for quiet mornings, summer dinners, and easy entertaining.Located in one of Northeast Portland's most sought-after neighborhoods, just moments from Grant Park, Beaumont Village, Alberta Arts, and Fremont's beloved shops and restaurants, this home offers the rare combination of timeless character, thoughtful renovation, and an exceptional location. All within the highly regarded Beverly Cleary and Grant school boundaries.

Step into the timeless charm of this 1927 Bungalow, where classic character meets everyday comfort. Offering 4 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and nearly 1,800 square feet of living space on the main and upper levels, this home is filled with the architectural details that make vintage homes so beloved.The inviting living room features a cozy wood-burning fireplace, framed by original built-ins, creating a warm and welcoming gathering space. Rich hardwood floors flow throughout much of the main floor, while the charming breakfast/dining area showcases additional built-in cabinetry and a serving counter.Downstairs, you'll find nearly 1,200 square feet of unfinished basement space—an incredible opportunity to create a workshop, home gym, bonus room, additional living area, or simply enjoy abundant storage. Bring your imagination and unlock the home's full potential.Outside, you can entertain or relax on the deck, complete with a gazebo. Major exterior updates provide added peace of mind, including a newer roof and exterior paint. Ideally situated in one of Northeast Portland's most desirable neighborhoods, you'll love being just blocks from neighborhood coffee shops, popular restaurants, Sabin School, and Irving Park. This is a rare opportunity to own a home that offers authentic bungalow character, room to grow, and an unbeatable location. Buyer to do all due diligence on sq. ft. and schools. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10250338]

Some homes survive a century.This one lived it.Built in 1918 and cared for like something worth keeping, this grand old home sits back from the street with the quiet confidence of a place that has seen generations come and go. The front porch isn't a feature. It's a front-row seat. Morning coffee. A good book. A wave to the neighbors. The simple rituals that somehow matter more every year.Step through the formal entry and you're immediately reminded that craftsmanship never really goes out of style. Rich oak floors. Original picture moldings. A fireplace mantel that has witnessed a thousand conversations. The kind of details builders used to create before efficiency became the goal.The kitchen knows exactly what it is. Recently remodeled, thoughtfully designed, and refreshingly free of trends that will look tired in five years. Ample cabinetry, newer appliances, a classic farm sink, and room for the kind of meals that turn into stories.Out back, the pace slows even further. Slide open the door and disappear into a private sanctuary complete with a recently installed sauna—because sometimes the best luxury is simply exhaling.Modern updates arrive where they matter most. New primary and secondary bathrooms. A fourth bedroom and a third bath on the lower level. Some newer double-pane windows placed where they're needed most. And for those who create as much as they relax, a custom-built sound studio was added during the renovation—purpose-built added to one side of the garage for bringing ideas to life long after the rest of the house has gone quiet.Improvements made not to change the home's character, but to help it keep being itself for another hundred years.Some houses are new.Some houses are interesting.Very few have earned both their age and their future.This one has.NEW ** OFFERS TO BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN 6/29/2026 AT 5PM WITH DEADLINE TO RESPOND BY THE SELLERS TO BE 12PM 6/30/2026 [Home Energy Score = 2. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10248702]

On the market for the first time in over 50 years! Nestled at the bottom of Beaumont near the heart of the Hollywood District, this classic bungalow is filled with warmth and original charm. Featuring 3 bedrooms (3rd bedroom non-conforming) and 1.5 baths, this craftsman home showcases a spacious living & dining room, a wood-burning clinker brick fireplace, beautiful natural woodwork, built-ins, hardwood floors, and striking box beam ceilings. With an office, bonus room and sunroom, it is perfect for buyers looking seeking additional space. Enjoy the rare wrap-around porch and back deck - perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation! Ready for cosmetic updates and your vision, it offers the perfect opportunity to blend historic character with your own personal style. Ideally located near neighborhood favorites such as Whole Foods, the newly renovated Hollywood Library, Hollywood Theatre, Hollywood Farmers Market and highly regarded schools, this is a home that needs work, but has both heart and potential! [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10245456]

Introducing Buttercup, Baby! A sunny yellow classic perched proudly above the street in the heart of Hawthorne. With timeless Craftsman architecture and curb appeal for days, she’s equal parts charm and cheer. Inside, you’ll find original hardwood floors, crystal doorknobs, a cozy wood-burning fireplace, an ornamental ceiling, arched doorways, and beautifully preserved moldings and window trim - rare, authentic details that set this home apart. The circular floor plan flows with ease (no dead ends!), and updated dual-pane windows bring comfort and efficiency. The petite but mighty kitchen was refreshed in 2023 with quartz waterfall counters, timeless tile, under-cabinet lighting, and Schoolhouse hardware - blending classic style with modern function. Upstairs? Two bright bedrooms, a built-in dresser, lots of clever closets, and a tiny bonus hideaway that’s perfect for pets, reading, or a secret fort. The updated bath blends classic subway and hex tile with a marble counter and a medicine cabinet so big it deserves its own zip code. Also of note: a light-filled bonus space off the landing that offers the perfect setup for a home office or creative corner. The basement and its adjoining tuck-under garage offer loads of room for storage, hobbies, or future dreams. Just off the kitchen, a cheerful mudroom leads directly to the sunny side yard - perfect for evening dinners, weekend lounging or your morning coffee in the garden. Updates include a rebuilt chimney and water seal, PowerBraced garage wall with 75-year warranty, Nest thermostat, repaired gutters, furnace service, A/C and Rejuvenation lighting throughout. Zoned for Glencoe, Mt. Tabor and Franklin. Walk Score 96, Bike Score 100, and just blocks from all the beloved coffee shops, brunch spots, vintage boutiques, and neighborhood parks that make this one of Portland’s most iconic and walkable areas. Whether you’re downsizing, rightsizing, or just starting out, Buttercup is the sweetest spot to land.

This spacious and well-thought-out home built in 2017 offers a desirable floor plan with functionality and comfort in mind. The main level features a bright and open great room layout, perfect for modern living. The large kitchen is a standout, offering an oversized island with plenty of seating, a spacious pantry, and expansive counter space. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining area and living room, where a cozy gas fireplace serves as the centerpiece, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.In addition to the open living space, the main level includes a powder room and private office with abundant natural light—ideal for remote work or a quiet retreat.Upstairs, you'll find all four bedrooms, each with generous closet space, as well as two full bathrooms. The primary suite is a true retreat, featuring a custom-built closet organization system, soaking tub, and walk-in shower. An upstairs laundry room, complete with a sink and ample cabinetry, adds to home’s convenience and functionality.Outside, a covered patio provides a great space for year-round outdoor enjoyment. The double-car garage offers parking and additional storage.Located just minutes from all the amenities Milwaukie has to offer—including shopping, restaurants, schools, and the MAX station.