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Portland Is for Pets

Portland: It’s raining. Also, we have cats and dogs.

In fact, Oregon is one of the few states in the nation with more cat owners than dog owners, but Portland proper belongs to the hounds.

We’re tied for first in the country with the most dog parks per capita (slipping a bit from 2012, when Portland led that category “fur and away”) and our dog ownership rate is 38.8%.

But dog parks and catios are only part of what makes a city statistically welcoming to our canine and feline family members. WalletHub recently performed this ridiculously in-depth study on the nation’s most pet friendly cities… and Portland is ranked all the way down in 26th place! This, despite receiving very high marks in both the “Pet Health & Wellness” and “Outdoor Pet-Friendliness” categories. That part at least makes sense, as we’ve got posh day spas for both pups and kitties.

Turns out, regardless of its many pet amenities (or perhaps because of them), Portland is one of the most expensive places to own a domestic creature. Portlanders typically love to spoil their fur babies with premium, natural foods and accessories. Additionally, our veterinary care costs are among the highest in the country. So it’s a great place to be a pet and a vet!

As any pet owner will affirm, looking for a new home involves consideration for the happiness of any animal family members. The next time you’re thinking of entering the housing market, I’d be thrilled to incorporate your pet plans into your overall strategy!

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Leaky basement? Adapting to this rainy year.

Wow what a winter we’ve had. 

If you haven’t had water in your basement or crawl space before, this may have been the year that you did. In fact, if you have a crawl space instead of a basement and you haven’t looked in it lately, it would be a good idea to check it during or after the next heavy rain and see if it is dry. 

I’ve gathered some resources for you for moisture issues and I may post more of them in upcoming newsletters, but feel free to email me if you need the whole list sooner rather than later. I am not an expert in these areas; most of what I have learned is gleaned from listening to hundreds of home inspections over the years. I like to learn something new at every home inspection. 

First the basics. Keep your gutters clean and your downspouts unclogged. Go outside in a heavy rain and look at how they are flowing. Are the gutters overflowing? All the water should be flowing down the downspouts without backing up or spilling over. This can mean cleaning your gutters and downspouts more than once or twice a year. If your downspouts are disconnected from the storm sewer, the water should be directed away from house, first touching the ground at least 4 to 6 feet away from the house or going into a “drywell” in the ground or other storm management system.

www.theconservationfoundation.org rain garden design

Some people use rain gardens or beautifully arranged pebbles to guide the water away from the house. 

If your downspouts are still connected to the storm sewer, and you suspect they are backing up or broken, you might try checking out Grumpy’s Drains. One of their specialties is clearing rain drains, the drains that go from your downspouts to the street or storm sewer. 

Another drainage company my clients have gotten help from in the past is Ability Plus Drainage (Greg Brimhall). They, like many drainage contractors, get very busy at times like these and can be challenging to reach and schedule with.  But keep trying. This company is very knowledgeable and can sometimes design creative solutions that are more affordable than a complete waterproofing job, including french drains and other methods.

If keeping stormwater away from your house doesn’t do the job, many contractors will recommend a sump pump. These have a variety of features, and sometimes more than one is needed, so do the research before having one put in. Other steps may include sealing the foundation from the exterior, which usually involves digging down to get access to the foundation. 

Keeping water out of your basement or crawl space is an important step in preventing mold in your home and resolved basement moisture problem is a plus for resale. Check with me for a list of contractors for this or other projects. I’d be happy to help. 

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Portland’s New Home Energy Scores

New Portland Energy Score Policy 


This won’t take effect for a year and it will probably be a good thing in the long run. It affects sellers and buyers. A seller will need to pay for a report about the home’s “energy score”  before putting their home on the market. The report will allow buyers to get an objective look at how efficient a home is before they even go look at it.

It may be a little bumpy in the beginning like any new policy but it will be interesting to see how it all turns out! In the long run it will probably encourage sellers to do more energy retrofitting before they list their home. 

 

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The Cost of Waiting

 

You’ve heard that “time is money” and it actually applies to our current real estate market. If you’re considering buying someday soon, there’s a definite cost to waiting.

For most people, the true cost of purchasing a home boils down to the property’s purchase price and the interest rate you can secure for your loan. This past year both those factors have been on the rise:

Rates have been rising since the 2016 election.

That might not sound like it would have a significant impact, but let’s take a look at an example of a $250,000 home with a 1% increase in interest rates. Those increases are likely to result in an extra $188.50 in your monthly payment, according to one of the mortgage pro’s we work with. That’s $2,262 a year and a total of $67,860 extra over the life of a 30-year loan. This is, by no means, reason to panic. But it’s absolutely something to consider if you’re thinking of buying in the near future. Looking for a $500,000 home? Double those numbers. (Of course the impact will vary depending on the percentage you put down).

What’s important here? If you’re not ready, don’t let these factors sway you. But if you’re on the fence, it might be wise to consider hopping into the market.

Are you thinking about a move? I’d love to answer any questions you have and help you formulate the best strategy for getting you into your ideal home!

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The Value of Working with an Agent

Popular internet-based real estate marketplaces like Zillow, Trulia, and Craigslist have made searching for your dream home a whole lot easier on your own. However, every home is unique (just like these kittens!). There are several important things to remember about why having a real estate professional on your side can make the process much better! Here are just a few ways your M Agent beats the internet:

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    • Internet-based real estate marketplaces often give an estimate of a listing based on market prices of homes around the area. While these estimates and pricing calculators have gotten better over the years, especially at identifying trends in an area, nothing beats an agent’s local knowledge and resources in seeking out homes that are within your budget. If you are selling, online services don’t reflect what is really special about your home that makes it stand out from the competition. They can’t take that into consideration when pricing.

 

    • Your agent’s experience and knowledge can help you put your best foot forward at the negotiation table. You want someone on your side with access to the best facts and figures without undermining either the buyer or seller. While you may have some idea about how the market is playing out, a real estate professional will likely know just a bit more than you. Agents at M also have the benefit of working at a brokerage where there are forums for other agents to offer their support and expertise.

 

    • Your agent is there to understand your needs and your desires — the internet can’t really do that for you. By putting you first, and gaining your trust, your agent will be able to help you achieve your real estate goals, be it finding your first home or selling your third!

 

    • Not all homes for sale have an online presence — some homes exist just under the radar. Typically, agents will let each other know of new pocket listings that might be of interest, or share exclusive listings before they even hit the market. (See for yourself and check out my sneak peeks!) This is valuable information, especially in this current market.

 

    • When you’re working with an agent, especially an M Realty Agent, you know that they have your best interests in mind. The internet may let you quickly search for that house you drove past, but your agent can show you a house that you may have not considered, but is perfect for you.

 

There are many other things your M Agent can do for you — shuffling through mountains of paperwork is just one of them. If you’d like to learn more about what I can do for you, don’t hesitate to reach out.

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Design at Your Fingertips

Thinking about redecorating your home? Try out these fantastic free apps to help jump-start the process. If you’d like a more personal approach, get in touch with me. I can put you in contact with some fantastic designers!

AutoDesk HomeStyler, free on iOS and Android
Decorating a space can be quite the task, but AutoDesk HomeStyler aims to make it just a bit easier. You can upload an image of an empty room and virtually reconfigure the space with furniture from stores like Wayfair, Pier 1, IKEA, and Target. It also links each piece you’ve chosen to its website, making the purchase a lot simpler.

Houzz, free on iOS and Android
If you’re into gorgeous furniture, and want to be up-to-date with the season’s newest design trends, Houzz is right up your alley. Like AutoDesk HomeStyler, you can shop within the app, but what sets it apart is the community aspect. Join the discussion board if you have a question about a DIY project, or answer questions about gardens if you’re well-versed in perennial conversations.

Project Color, free on iOS and Android
Project Color can help you get rid of your color wheel with every color available at the Home Depot’s paint center right at your fingertips. The app allows users to take a picture of a room, and paint it whatever color they choose. It’s smart enough to paint around existing items in the room like picture frames, bookshelves, or your TV.

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Home Style Guide

When shopping for a new home, the industry lingo can be a bit daunting. Knowing your home styles will make your hunt easier, and just might turn you onto a layout you didn’t know existed. This guide provides an overview of the most common home styles found in the greater Portland area. Each style boasts many features and nuances, with the broad strokes outlined in the following guide. With this as your starting point, you’ll be equipped to swiftly narrow your search to find the perfect fit. Let me know your favorites and I’d be happy to go into greater detail with you!

Bungalow homes are renowned for their economy and charm. They often feature an open floor plan, with the majority of the space in the living room. Instead of fewer, large bedrooms, bungalows favor numerous smaller bedrooms. The majority were built between 1900 and 1950, and sit at one or one and a half stories tall.

A mid-century modern home features open living spaces, a good view of yards and patios, exposed beams, and high-tech kitchens. These homes were constructed mostly from 1940 to 1975. The design came from a focus on modern lifestyle, resulting in a clean simplicity.

Ranch homes ascended to the height of their popularity in the 1940s to the 1970s, often the choice of the booming middle class during the post-war period. In profile, a ranch home is close to the ground, long, and uses a minimum of decoration on the interior or exterior. Most often, they are single-story with an open, simple floor plan.

A daylight ranch mixes things up, featuring many of the same characteristics as a ranch home. However, it also boasts a daylight basement. That simply means that the basement mirrors the floor plan of the main level, while having windows that allow in daylight. Daylight basements often offer doors to yards or patios.

Portland Foursquare homes claim a boxy, square design. They typically stand two and a half stories tall with four square, large rooms to a floor, framed on the top and bottom by a center dormer and front porch with stairs. The unique shape of foursquare homes allows them an amazing amount of interior space – an important goal for city lots.

Different styles of homes fall under the term “traditional.” Colonial homes, along with certain Cape Cod or Victorian homes can all be considered traditional. Instead of a set type of home, traditional homes are defined by their characteristics. Straight lines, lots of medium or large windows, and two story height all distinguish traditional homes.

Contemporary homes strive to defy definition. They often feature geometric shapes, plenty of asymmetrical designs, and large windows. The shape of the home itself can incorporate outdoor space, with shapes like L, U, or T being common. A large amount of contemporary homes employ eco-friendly materials and green, energy-conserving design.

Craftsman homes incorporate natural materials like wood, stone, brick, glass, and tile to create a comfortable, timeless home. They often boast gabled roofs, exposed beams, overhanging eaves, substantial porches, and stone chimneys. Interiors feature earthy and wood tones, wood trim with natural finishes, and many windows to allow plenty of natural light.

The townhouse brings another classic option to the table. Common in cities, townhouses are vertically oriented, narrow, and tall, often three stories. Townhouses are independent and often individually owned, while being adjacent to other townhouses, forming a row.

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River Rd — 986 SE River Forest Rd

$345,000 — 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths — 1066 SF

Hidden gem in River Forest paradise. Mid-century-modern! Serene view of River Forest Lake across the road. Easy 1-level living. Stunning hardwoods, vaulted ceiling, skylights, 2 baths. Updated kitchen w eco-friendly paperstone counters. Lovely yard w trees & sun. Established natural gardens, 3-room deck & fire pit. Wonderful community near Trolley Trail bikeway, Oak Grove village cafes, and new MAX.

Listed by: Laurie Sonnenfeld @ M Realty LLC

SOLD — 5 Days on Market

The River Forest neighborhood is a peaceful natural watershed paradise. Residents make up a lively and interactive community including a fine assortment of artists and musicians. Look forward to the series of neighborhood art shows, a 4th of July parade and the Valentine’s Day stroll. Several homes have been awarded certification for sustainable landscaping or backyard wildlife habitat.

River Forest Lake and the Willamette River are in close proximity, while a variety of shops and cafes in Oak Grove Village provide a place to bump into your neighbors while having coffee, lunch, or browsing for treasures. The nearby Trolley Trail bikeway and the upcoming 2015 MAX Light Rail stop offer a variety of commuter options. The Trolley Trail bikeway is a 6 mile trail from downtown Milwaukie to Gladstone. Its north end is close to the Springwater Corridor, a convenient way to bike downtown.

At night the quiet stillness underscores the occasional sounds of wildlife. The level of darkness makes the stars pop out, encouraging sky watching and peaceful sleep.  You’ll feel like you are miles outside of civilization, even though you are only a short drive from downtown Portland.

The Residence: This 1965 mid-century modern home is nestled in the River Forest neighborhood of Oak Grove. An enticing view of River Forest Lake across the road can be enjoyed from the dining room and the cozy front porch. The lovely south-facing backyard features an established natural garden, a tool shed with water and electric, and a three-room deck and firepit–a serene retreat excellent for relaxing and entertaining.

Enter the threshold into the bright and airy living room. Stunning hardwoods are illuminated by skylights and a sliding glass door to a secret courtyard retreat, open only to you, the sun and the sky.

High, vaulted ceilings open up the space and carry into the dining area. The beautifully updated kitchen boasts eco-friendly paperstone counters, stainless steel appliances, a sizable pantry and a counter depth fridge. A master suite with bath, along with second and third bedrooms and bath are tucked away down the hall for privacy.

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Belmont / Hawthorne Sunny Victorian Farmhouse

$525,000 — 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath — 1906 SF

Charming, sunny 1907 farmhouse with Victorian style original character & details! Off street parking & nice yard. Classic front porch. Formal entry. bay windows, tall ceilings, beautiful fir floors. Pocket door opens from south facing front parlor to big, bright dining room. Fall in love & take your time planning your ideal future updates.  Nestled in a row of vintage homes. Bask in the sense of community and the funky charm of the beloved Belmont and nearby Hawthorne neighborhoods, with oodles of unique cafes and shops. Nearby: Sunnyside Environmental School, parks, library, and much more. Walk score 96. Bike score 100!  Big country kitchen opens to sunny back yard with neighborly feel. Raised bed garden. Basement with outside entrance could be flexible space for music, crafts, or home office. Newer windows on west side & kitchen eating area. New sewer. Have kitties? Protect and enjoy your felines in the deluxe & spacious “catio”, with room for humans, where the cats can teach you napping and bird watching skills.

Home Energy Score = 7.   Full report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10226314.pdf

Virtual Tour:  https://cribflyer.com/3605seBelmont

Listed by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

 

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Farmhouse on Large Lot near Johnson Creek / Milwaukie

(SOLD) $495,000 — 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths — 1404 SF

Charming farmhouse-style home on a generous 0.3-acre lot, offering a blend of character and modern updates. Beautiful hardwood floors grace the main level. The updated kitchen features stainless steel appliances and elegant quartz countertops. The adjacent dining area has a convenient door leading to the backyard, perfect for al fresco dining and entertaining. The main level has a primary bedroom with a private bathroom, providing a quiet retreat. An additional bedroom and a full bath on this level ensure comfort and convenience. The main floor laundry room is complete with a handy pantry area and a convenient door to the backyard, making it an ideal mudroom for all seasons.

Upstairs, you’ll find two spacious bedrooms, both with walk-in closets. Outside is a large detached garage, a spacious carport, and room for RV parking. A tool shed adds even more storage convenience. The backyard has a fenced-in yard, raised garden beds,  and a charming grape arbor. Mature shade trees provide a peaceful atmosphere, and a covered deck offers a perfect spot to relax and unwind. Located in a fantastic neighborhood, this home is close to parks, schools, and shopping, making it an ideal place to call home.

Listed by: Keller Williams PDX Central

Sold by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

 

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Early Portland Fixer with Great Potential in Oak Grove

(SOLD) — $495,000 — 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths — 2100 SF

Well cared for home on quiet low traffic street in great close in location, new furnace, water heater and A/C, oversized kitchen with breakfast nook, hardwoods under carpets, several built ins, at lot, plenty of parking, full unfinished basement, endless possibilities

Listed by: Real Estate Performance Group

Sold by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

 

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Secluded Ranch in Fairoaks / Oak Grove

(SOLD) $520,000 — 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath — 1000 SF

Wow, this home has it all! One level all remodeled and move in ready. So many details and character to look at. You will love the spaces and calm this home brings. Large lot with established landscaping, patio for all your summer entertaining. Backyard is fenced and has lovely gardens and back

Listed by: John L Scott

Sold by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

 

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Modern Beach Cottage in Manzanita

(SOLD) $819,000 — 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths — 1303 SF

 Exceptional Manzanita on the Oregon Coast! Turnkey, furnished. Move right in. Ideal setting a few blocks from the expansive beach, & the perfect distance from the heart of town. One-of-a kind contemporary craftsman design filled with light.  Spacious, open feel. Great room with stunning warmth & character. Bamboo floors, gas replace, fun & unique details. Cobalt Blue Viking range & hood, movable island with power, honed granite, pantry, high-end appliances.

Dramatic 2-story main-floor primary bedroom with floor to ceiling windows. Unwind in the clawfoot soaking tub or the walk-in shower in main floor bath. 2 treetop bedrooms & bath up. Triple paned windows. Lovely secluded front patio with re table. The sparkling hot tub awaits in the fenced back area. Explore the charms of Manzanita village cafes 4 blocks over. Short term rental possibilities. Seller is licensed Oregon real estate broker.

Listed by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

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Updated Midcentury Ranch Off San Rafael

(SOLD) $468,000 — 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths — 1008 SF

Come check out this smokin’ deal! Move-in ready 3 bed, 2 bath with thoughtful mid-century touches, plenty of storage space and room to entertain both indoors and out! Featuring lovely hardwood floors throughout, and central air for the hot Portland summers. The large kitchen flows into a darling dining space and living room, or outdoors to a spacious covered patio. The converted garage is ready for your big ideas and projects with a new roof, insulation, and new garage door. A large private fenced yard and RV parking complete this incredible package! Convenient access to freeways, airport, shopping and schools. Don’t miss it!

Listed by: Cascade Hasson Sotheby’s International

Sold by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

 

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Mid Century in Eastmoreland Heights

(SOLD) $725,000 — 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths — 2921 SF

Welcome to this Eastmoreland Heights classic mid-century that truly sparkles.

Sitting slightly elevated above the street with a gorgeous front yard garden, the home is a showpiece for what makes these 1950’s homes so special with its spacious and airy rooms full of light. The longtime owners have lovingly and meticulously maintained, restored and updated the home’s original features including replacing all the main floor windows with Marvin wood framed windows, updated hardware and vintage period lighting.

A formal entry way is flanked by a large living room with gigantic south facing windows and a floor to ceiling roman brick replace, and a formal dining room with more south facing windows. A half-wall was taken out between the kitchen and dining room and was replaced with a stained glass masterpiece crafted by a local artisan tasked with evoking 1950’s design elements. The kitchen has been restored to its mid-century prime with newer countertops and tile backsplash, and includes a large eat-in area surrounded by windows.

A long hallway accessed from both the formal entryway and kitchen forms a circular floorplan and connects the 3 bedrooms and upstairs bathroom. Two of the bedrooms have exterior access in addition to access through a door in the attached garage, creating a backyard courtyard with a Palm Springs vibe.

The nearly full basement has good ceiling height and a large family room with fireplace and windows that bring in lots of light. A custom built-in bookcase was added to separate the family room from an area for guests, and it would be easy enough to add an egress windows and a door to this space to create a large 4th bedroom. The full downstairs bathroom has a spa like bathtub and bathroom cabinets built to replicate the kitchen’s cabinets.

The front and back yards on this oversized lot are a gardeners dream. Add in a good sized attached garage and this house is the whole package plus!

Listed by: Living Room Realty

Sold by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

 

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Laurelhurst — 4150 NE Hoyt

(SOLD) – $975,000 — 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath — 3300 SF

Stunning Original Character on Double Lot

  • 3 bedrooms, all upstairs
  • 2 baths
  • 2 enclosed porches + 3 covered porches
  • Approximately 9200 SF double lot with mature gardens
  • Art Studio
  • Double Garage

Outstanding craftsman trim and historic details throughout

  • Newly refinished oak floors with inlaid mahogany
  • Large formal dining room with leaded glass and dentition moldings
  • Cozy sunporch retreat with view of friendly multi-gen neightborhood
  • Warm and inviting gourmet kitchen
  • Cherry cabinets, 5 burner island cooktop
  • Skylights, maple floors, built in desk
  • 3 bedrooms, all upstairs
  • Generous primary bedroom with fireplace
  • Spacious updated bath with soaking tub
  • Abundant built-in storage
  • 2 stairways to finished basement and 3rd fireplace, possible 2nd entrance
  • Centrally located, near highly rated Laurelhurst School, Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, light rail, and 26-acre Laurelhurst Park.
  • Bike score 93

Home Energy Score: 1
https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10207198.pdf

Virtual Tour:  https://www.CribFlyer.com/4150neHoyt

Listed by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

 

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Beautiful Vintage Farmhouse — 6807 SE 78th

(SOLD) $724,900 — 5 Bedrooms, 3 Bath — 3442 SF

Triple-lot gardener’s paradise! Beautiful Craftsman Farmhouse. Quiet street minutes to Woodstock cafes, shopping. Urban farmstead or possibly divide this sunny .35 acre fenced lot. Greenery and garden views. Bright spacious kitchen w Viking 6-burner cooktop & oak floors. Up to 6 bedrooms, 3 baths. 16×39 art studio! Ramp & accessible suite for multi-generational living. Finished 432 sf in lower level with outside entrance & bath. Double garage. New heat pump provides cooling too.

Virtual Tour:  https://www.cribflyer.com/6807se78th 

Listed by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

 

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Johnson Creek — 6715 SE Overland

(SOLD) $603,000 — 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath — 1807 SF

Beautifully updated mid-century bungalow with bright, open 21st century 2-story addition. Gardener’s paradise with just under a 1/4 acre & plenty of sun. Detached 16 x 20 shop or art studio! Several expansive rooms make the floor plan both flexible & spacious. Outstanding master suite. Lovely quartz kitchen & pantry. Solar power. Rambling Mill Park down the block. Near lots of shopping & easy access to Woodstock cafes, 205, and Milwaukie center. Possible extra home site. Buyer to verify all.

New 2021 solar power generation system reduces PGE bills and feeds extra power back into the grid.

Virtual Tour: https://cribflyer.com/6715seoverland

Listed by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

 

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Pearl District — 1125 NW 9th

(SOLD) $324,000 — 1 Bedroom + Den, 1 Bath — 730 SF

Filled with light, this spacious condo has 1 large bedroom plus ideal home office space/den. Balcony! Near light rail, streetcar, bikeways, Union Station. Relax above this perfect Pearl District setting near 3 parks, excellent shopping, bakeries and coffee shops! Includes deeded parking and storage! 2 pets allowed with a few conditions. Vignette Roman Shades and updated PTAC heating cooling system make this your private sanctuary minutes from everything.

Virtual Tour:  https://cribflyer.com/1125nw9th

Matterport 3D:  https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=z6uP68DgKsW

Listed by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

Home Energy Score:  Condo Building / Exempt

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Hawthorne — 1324 & 1326 SE 23rd

(SOLD) — $898,000 — 4 Bedrooms, 2.1 Bath — 3692 SF

Stunning craftsman duplex!

Live in 1 side, rent the other. A few blocks from Hawthorne & Belmont cafe districts, New Seasons, bikeways, more. Natural woodwork, built-ins, fireplaces. 1 bdrm on main, PLUS large primary bdrm up w office or yoga space, rooftop catio, & spot to add 1/2 bath. 1324 & 1326 are identical mirror image & both included. Duplex, not an “attached” home. Double garage w studio & storage may have potential to be built into 3rd dwelling unit. Seller is licensed Oregon broker

Home Energy Score = 5:  Download PDF

Virtual Tour:  https://cribflyer.com/1326se23rd

Listed By:  Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

 

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Mt Tabor — 7103 SE Grant

(SOLD) $604,000 — 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath — 2117 SF

An Urban Oasis nestled at the base of Mt Tabor Park and on a dead-end street. This mid-century ranch has 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Take a moment and meander through the beautiful private garden with secret seating areas, a koi pond and a fabulous entertainment patio. A short distance from Montavilla shops, breweries, & eateries and blocks from Mt Tabor park entrance

Listed by: John L Scott Realty

Sold by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

 

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Sandy — 17580 SE Ten Eyck Road

(SOLD) $370,000 — 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath — 960 SF

Conveniently located just outside Sandy City limits, this move-in ready manufactured home sits on just under an acre of land! This property renders a large lot 34,848 SQFT lot = .8 acres. There is also ample room to park an RV and more. Home has a lovely open floor plan; 2 bedrooms 1 large bathroom & laminate flooring throughout. Enjoy its private back yard. Property has some beautiful Cedar trees and mature landscaping. Make it your own!

Listed by: Bella Grande Properties

Sold by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty

 

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Foster Powell — 3553 SE 72nd

(SOLD) $475,000 — 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath — 2288 SF

UPDATED 1925 BUNGALOW
WITH CHARMING DETAILS AND SOUTH LIGHT

Extensive updates including kitchen, bath, roof, sewer, electric panel and more. Gorgeous natural light. Easy access to Mt Tabor, Mt Scott pool & Community Center, food carts, library & Mercado. Easy commute every direction. Large main floor bedroom and adjacent bath. 2 charming bedrooms up with great ceiling height. Big family room & office in finished lower level with outside entrance. Sunny yard with trees and south light. Brand new Kellogg Middle School!

Home Energy Score = 4.
Download report: https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10196069

Virtual tour: https://cribflyer.com/3553se72nd

Listed by: Laurie Sonnenfeld Realty