208 S Swiegle Ave, Molalla, OR 97038

This charming 1930 ranch combines classic bungalow character with practical modern updates—an ideal package for someone seeking a compact, move-in ready home in Old Town Molalla. The single-level layout (1,016 SF) offers two cozy bedrooms and one well-proportioned bathroom. The interior shows recent attention — professionally cleaned and updated mechanicals include a new furnace — so you can focus on settling in rather than immediate repairs. The kitchen is functional and equipped with a dishwasher and free‑standing range. Vinyl-framed windows reduce maintenance and help the home feel tightened up.

Outdoor living is a strong selling point here: the property sits on a level 6,098 SF lot with a gated driveway leading to a covered carport and a detached one-car garage. A covered rear porch opens to a fenced backyard, providing privacy and room for gardening or pets. Unique to this offering is covered RV parking with alley access — a convenience rarely found in-town. Alley access also simplifies loading, unloading and storing larger vehicles or equipment.

Located within walking distance of Molalla’s Main Street, you’ll find local restaurants, shops and community events a short stroll away. The home’s scale and lot make it especially attractive to first-time buyers, downsizers, or investors looking for a turnkey rental with immediate curb appeal. With no HOA and public water/sewer, ownership is straightforward.

Practical details you'll appreciate: detached garage for projects or storage, fenced yard for safe outdoor space, covered RV parking and alley access for recreational vehicles, and a recently serviced furnace reducing near-term capital expense. Schedule a showing to see how comfortably this bungalow fits modern needs while retaining Old Town charm.

Old Town Molalla is a compact, walkable area with a small-town downtown feel — local businesses, community events and neighborhood parks create a close-knit environment. Streets are lined with a mix of historic bungalows, modest ranches and newer infill homes. Residents benefit from local schools, weekend markets and shorter commutes to regional centers compared with rural alternatives.