ALAMEDA
Property • Residential
Web ID # 188784568
$699,000.00
3 Beds • 3 Baths
Property Features
Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc.
Perched on the tree-lined streets of Portland’s beloved Alameda neighborhood, this enchanting Storybook Tudor feels like something out of a fairytale—blending timeless architecture and cozy elegance. With its striking brick and stonework, leaded glass windows, and arched doorways, this home captures the romance of a bygone era while offering the comfort of modern updates. Inside, original hardwood floors, charming built-ins, and an ornate fireplace create a warm, inviting atmosphere. The light-filled, expanded living room flows effortlessly, while French doors open to a covered patio for year-round enjoyment. A dedicated dining room with classic built-ins is perfect for gatherings. The galley kitchen adds a delightful twist with its vibrant pink design—full of personality, charm, and whimsy. Just off the kitchen, a versatile main-level den can serve as an office or third bedroom, paired with a beautifully finished marble bath. Upstairs offers two spacious bedrooms and another full marble bath, creating a peaceful retreat. The lower level features a large great room with egress, a non-conforming fourth bedroom, and a partial bath—ideal for guests. Outside, the fully fenced yard showcases a mature garden with native plantings and seasonal blooms. A long driveway allows easy off-street parking, while the rare detached two-car garage with attic storage adds convenience. Thoughtful energy-efficient upgrades—including forced air heating and cooling, enhanced insulation, and solar-powered ventilation—ensure year-round comfort. Located in one of Portland’s most sought-after neighborhoods, Alameda offers a strong sense of community, beautiful streets, and easy access to parks, cafés, dining, and shopping.
S of NE Stanton, on West Side of NE 33rd Ave
Dwelling Type: Residential
Subdivision: ALAMEDA
Year Built: 1931, County: US
S of NE Stanton, on West Side of NE 33rd Ave
Listing is courtesy of John L. Scott Portland Central
