Spacious 3-BR Home in the heart of beautiful Portland!

Description

Due to sabbatical travel, we are renting our 3-bedroom craftsman home in Portland’s near-in Irvington district in June and July, 2024. The house is on a quiet street that dead-ends into a large park (with a playground, tennis courts, and more), within a short walk to Whole Foods and other amenities, and a quick bike ride to Alberta or Mississippi–for great food and drinks–as well as downtown. Our location is quiet, but central. It’s perfect for anyone who wants easy access to the things that are great about living in a city. We really love living here with our two kids. The house Our 1928 Craftsman-style house will be rented fully furnished. It has two main floors and a full basement. Its 2700 sq ft include… 3 bedrooms 2 on main floor (our kids rooms) Master suite upstairs, including an office nook 2.5 bathrooms Full bath (vintage clawfoot tub) on main floor Full bath upstairs (shower) Half-bath in basement Kitchen with breakfast nook Miele dishwasher Gas range & oven Full dining room (currently hosts a piano) with vintage Broyhill Brasilia dining set Living room with tv, sectional sofa, and unique wood-burning fireplace insert (for rainy afternoons and evenings) Full basement, including ping pong table and kids play area Central heating and AC system (1yr old) Washer & dryer Fully fenced and locked back yard and patio; teak patio dining set Two front yard garden beds, backyard blueberry bush, and abundant lavender We’re happy to provide dimensions/details on the house if you are interested, and take you on a video tour. Location details Our house sits on one of Portland’s “greenways” which links cyclists, walkers, and runners to downtown (1.5 miles), PSU (3 miles), OHSU (4 miles) and many other parts of Portland. Less than a mile to multiple grocery stores (including Whole Foods, New Seasons, and the Alberta Co-op). Easy walking distance to parks, libraries, bars, restaurants, theaters, pools, and more. Our home’s Bike Score is 99/100. We live in Portland’s Irvington neighborhood, a quiet historic district. Click here for a sense of what it looks like past and present: https://www.irvingtonpdx.com/neighborhood-history If you want more information on the way the state’s history of racism and redlining shaped our neighborhood, here’s a great place to start: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8vrhzdjE2SWMzU4M2QyZWItNzBkNC00OTBmLTliN2MtZDZkNmU0MzZiMDFk/edit?pli=1&resourcekey=0-MckU2GNIzH0v60Q1FYKH6A