Built in 1928 during an era when architecture embraced curves, natural light, and thoughtful design, this residence was designed by noted architect Carl Linde and is recognized on the National Historic Register. It blends timeless character with carefully integrated modern updates — striking a balance that feels both authentic and effortless. Southern-facing windows invite in abundant natural light, illuminating warm hardwood floors, soft archways, and a gracefully curved staircase accented with decorative wrought-iron detailing. The spaces feel welcoming and intentional, defined by architectural form rather than fleeting trends. Upstairs offers a peaceful retreat, with bedrooms kept comfortable year-round by newer mini-splits and mornings that begin softly in filtered light. The main level is designed for gathering, anchored by a freestanding Jøtul gas fireplace and flowing naturally into a thoughtfully updated kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances and a five-burner gas cooktop — where modern function meets enduring charm. Situated within a secure, gated courtyard framed by lush landscaping and a tranquil water feature, the home also includes storage, bike amenities, and shared community spaces that create both convenience and connection. Just beyond the gates, Portland unfolds — cafés, vintage shops, neighborhood grocers, and effortless access to the beloved Kerns district, all within a few blocks, complemented by an impressive 100 Bike Score and 96 Walk Score. Light-filled and architectural. Warm, storied, and unmistakably Portland. Ready to welcome its next chapter.
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