Unknown Subdivision
Property • Residential
Web ID # 159217625
$865,000.00
4 Beds • 4 Baths
Property Features
Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc.
You don't expect to find this kind of privacy just minutes from downtown Portland. Tucked away on a private drive and surrounded by nearly a half-acre of mature trees, this home feels more like a peaceful retreat than an in-town address. Inside, 3,574 SF gives everyone in the household somewhere to be. The flexible floorplan has two living spaces on the main level, so the TV doesn't have to share a room with the conversation, and a den/bedroom. Kitchen with a breakfast nook, dining room that opens to a 640 SF deck you'll actually use. Upstairs is spacious primary suite with sitting area, double vanity, walk in closet and soaking tub; bedrooms 2 and 3 with jack-and-jill bath, and a large bonus room with extra storage. The lower level has the second bonus/family room with a patio slider, plus a full bedroom and bath — it lives like an independent suite, which is great for multigenerational households or anyone who regularly has guests. The sellers refreshed the home before listing: new and refinished oak hardwoods on the main, new carpet upstairs, fresh paint inside and out, a new Velux skylight, new porch and walkway, and updated fixtures, hardware, and closet pulls throughout. Pre-listing inspection is done and repairs have been addressed — nothing to negotiate before you move in. Tryon Creek is minutes away. Fourteen miles of old-growth trails that you'll actually use because they're that close. Lewis & Clark five minutes. OHSU, Downtown Portland, Lake Oswego, John's Landing, Multnomah Village, Hillsdale, and the Hillsdale Farmers Market are within a 10-15 minute drive. [Home Energy Score = 3. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10248717]
SW Arnold, N on 11th Dr, private driveway just before mailbox
Dwelling Type: Residential
Subdivision: N/A
Year Built: 1990, County: US
SW Arnold, N on 11th Dr, private driveway just before mailbox
Listing is courtesy of John L. Scott
