Meet Multnomah — a dignified 1928 Craftsman that balances original period detail with measured modern updates. Set slightly above the street on a wide, tree-lined block, this residence offers 2,636 square feet of interior space including three bedrooms, a main-level primary bedroom, a dedicated den/office, and a large finished lower-level family room that’s ideal for movies, hobbies, or remote work. The living room remains a highlight with classic molding, built-ins, and a wood-burning fireplace that anchors everyday gatherings.
The kitchen is appointed with granite counters, gas cooking, a built-in dishwasher, disposal, pantry storage, and a large pass-through window — a practical layout that also makes outdoor grilling effortless. Comfort upgrades include central air, an EV charger, and a new roof, while the sellers have responsibly decommissioned the former oil tank. These updates make the home move-in ready while preserving the authentic character buyers seek.
Outside, the 5,227 SF lot is a rare asset for this neighborhood: a fully fenced backyard includes raised garden beds, a charming gazebo, and generous lawn space for play and entertaining. The elevated front porch provides a pleasant vantage point for street-level activity and neighborly conversation. Practical note: no attached garage is listed, but driveway and street parking are available.
Location completes the package. This home sits within the coveted Laurelhurst Elementary and Grant High School boundaries, and is only minutes from Frazer Park and Normandale Park, both offering playgrounds and off-leash areas. Neighborhood favorites, including New Deal Café, are nearby, and the broader Northeast Portland corridors of NE 28th/NE 33rd and the Alberta/Hollywood districts are an easy bike or transit ride away. Homes in this pocket rarely come to market — this is a compelling opportunity to own a classic Portland Craftsman with significant square footage, a large yard, and sensible modern updates.