In the heart of Portland’s vibrant Boise-Eliot neighborhood along the coveted Williams Corridor, this 1909 Craftsman offers a rare and beautifully executed opportunity for flexible living—where each level lives fully and independently.Both the upper and lower levels feature two bedrooms, one bath, their own laundry, and thoughtfully designed kitchens, creating two complete living environments within one charming property.Upstairs, timeless Craftsman character shines through—high ceilings, west-facing windows, and warm natural light that pours into the living spaces. The kitchen is both inviting and functional, flowing seamlessly into the heart of the home and out to a charming backyard, perfect for entertaining or quiet everyday living.The ground-level unit,built out approximately 15 years ago, offers a more modern aesthetic while maintaining comfort and flow. With its open kitchen and great room design, it lives spaciously and comfortably, mirroring the ease and functionality of the upper level.the home provides exceptional versatility—ideal for multigenerational living, income potential, guest quarters, or a private work-from-home setup. Each level feels intentional, complete, and connected to the lifestyle of the home as a whole.A rare offering where flexibility meets charm, all just moments from Portland’s most beloved restaurants, cafés, and community spaces. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10247076]

Built in the 1940s with bones that mean business — fully transformed for how you live now.Five bedrooms across two floors give this home rare flexibility: two on the main level (one with an attached half bath), three more upstairs with a full bath. Work from home, host family, or simply spread out — the layout adapts.The brand-new kitchen earns its keep: quartz countertops, undermount sink, stainless appliances, and a slider to a covered patio overlooking a generous backyard. New roof, windows, and HVAC with AC mean the big decisions are already made.The full unfinished basement is your blank canvas — future family room, studio, storage — ready when you are. Plus an extra deep garage for all your toys. Out front, a beautiful greenway. One block to coffee, food carts, and transit. Roseway is the Northeast Portland neighborhood that rewards the buyer who does their homework.Five bedrooms. Move-in ready. Room to grow. This one's worth seeing. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10246638]

A quiet corner, wrapped in light. Set along a tree-lined stretch of NE Peerless, this classic Dutch Colonial sits confidently on a private corner lot—where mature landscaping, gentle setbacks, and multiple exposures create a sense of calm just moments from the city’s rhythm. Perfectly positioned within one of Northeast Portland’s most loved neighborhoods, you’re just blocks to parks, cafés, and everyday conveniences, with easy access to some of the area’s most sought-after schools.Rooted in the Dutch Colonial Revival tradition, the home reflects a time when architecture prioritized proportion, craftsmanship, and livability. Inside, that legacy is beautifully intact—original hardwood floors, crown molding, and rich millwork paired with a traditional, intuitive layout that feels both grounded and gracious. Four bedrooms line the upper level, offering a rare and highly functional configuration that supports daily living with ease.At its center, a European-inspired kitchen introduces a refined contrast. Thoughtfully designed with clean lines and curated finishes, it brings a sense of understated luxury—where form meets function in a way that feels both intentional and effortless. It’s a space that invites gathering, whether for slow mornings or lively evenings.Below, the home shifts in mood. A vintage knotty pine basement, anchored by a fireplace, offers warmth, texture, and versatility—a place for movies, games, workouts, or simply retreating on a rainy Portland afternoon. Nostalgic in the best way, it’s a space layered with character and possibility.Light moves easily through the home, drawn in from its corner positioning—morning brightness in one room, soft afternoon glow in another. The result is a home that feels open yet intimate, connected yet private.Behind the beauty, a foundation of thoughtful updates: improved wiring and plumbing, along with a full earthquake retrofit, fully restored wood windows—bringing modern confidence to a home rooted in history.

Welcome home! 1938 English Cottage in coveted Alameda — where timeless character meets a blue-chip NE Portland address. Leaded windows, rich mahogany trim, and gracious formal living and dining rooms speak to a era of true craftsmanship. Newly refinished hardwood floors gleam throughout, while the spacious kitchen — anchored by an eat-at island and stainless appliances — invites everyday living. The flexible upper level offers a full bath and room for two bedrooms; the substantial lower level stuns with soaring ceilings, a generous family room,new full bath & spacious laundry room — the heavy lifting is done. Replumbed, updated electrical, and newer HVAC with AC deliver total peace of mind. Outside: a newer oversized custom garage with owned solar, a private fenced yard, expansive deck, and ample off-street parking. Top-rated Alameda, Beaumont and Grant schools seal the deal. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10245796]

Timeless charm meets modern livability in this beautifully preserved 3-bedroom, 2-bath home, where classic architecture and thoughtful updates come together seamlessly. From the moment you step inside, you’re welcomed by rich hardwood floors, detailed millwork, vintage built-ins, and abundant natural light pouring through elegant windows—each detail telling a story of craftsmanship and care.The main living spaces offer a warm and inviting flow, perfect for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. Upstairs, spacious bedrooms provide comfort and retreat, while the home’s layout offers flexibility to suit a variety of lifestyles.The lower level adds incredible versatility with a guest suite, ideal for extended stays, private workspace, or multi-generational living.A rare and coveted feature, the detached two-car garage provides both convenience and storage, while the separate studio space opens the door to endless possibilities—home office, creative retreat, fitness space, or potential income opportunity.Outdoor spaces invite quiet mornings, afternoon gardening, or intimate gatherings, creating a seamless extension of the home’s charm.A true blend of character, functionality, and flexibility—this is the kind of home that lives beautifully in every season.This is a hard to beat location if you want the happenings of the SE hustle and bustle.

Location,Location,Location! Cute bungalow in heart of Kerns neighborhood, steps away from all the hot spots on NE 28th, with one off street parking spot. Main house is ~1400sf with 2 bedroom and 2 baths with extra bonus spaces. Lots of possibilities with additional 884 sf in basement with separate entrance and egress window. Solid home with new electrical panel (2021), new sewer (2019), 95% furnace, updated plumbing. Hardwoods under carpet on main. HEAVY COSMETIC FIXER. Just needs a lot of interior work and TLC. This is an estate with court appointed PR. Being sold AS-IS. SELLER TO DO NO REPAIRS. Zoned RM2. Buyer to do all due diligence regarding zoning and usage. Great for investor or someone with vision to take it to next level. Huge upside in sought after neighborhood. [Home Energy Score = 4. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10246597]

This 1921 Piedmont bungalow strikes a balance of vintage character and practical updates that make life easy. The eat-in kitchen features a gas range and granite counters and a door leading out to the fenced backyard, perfect for grilling and gathering with friends. The covered back patio with built-in bench seating extends your living space outdoors in any weather! Back inside, you'll find a cozy living room with an electric fireplace, while the classic bathroom boasts hex tile floors and a clawfoot tub. Thoughtful improvements include a newer roof, seismic retrofit, updates to plumbing and electrical, vinyl windows, and fresh paint. Petite and charming, with a location that delivers: close to the MAX line, Fred Meyer, New Seasons, Peninsula Park's rose gardens, and the vibrant food and drink scene on Mississippi Street and Killingsworth. [Home Energy Score = 3. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10028489]