Pending Listings in 97205, OR

Pending Listing in 97205, OR:

A rare opportunity to own a piece of Portland architectural history in the iconic 705 Davis Building. Completed in 1913 and designed by renowned architects Whitehouse & Fouilhoux in the French Renaissance tradition, this extraordinary building evokes the elegance of a grand pre-war Upper East Side residence. Unit 104 is located on the main floor, where soaring 11-foot ceilings, oak hardwood floors, original millwork and freshly painted interiors create an exceptional sense of scale and character. The spacious living room is anchored by a functional wood-burning fireplace with an original Batchelder tile surround and ornate mantel, flanked by nearly floor-to-ceiling built-in bookcases.

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What if condo living allowed you to keep the space…with no more maintenance…and no more renovations? With nearly 1,600 square feet on one level, this updated 2-bedroom, 2-bath home gives you the proportions of a real house, two covered balconies, secure parking and separate storage, without the exterior upkeep. Rather than looking out over rooftops and traffic, the home sits alongside a mature tree canopy, creating a surprisingly green, residential feel in the middle of the city. The heavy lifting has already been done. The remodeled kitchen features white cabinetry, stainless appliances, butcher-block counters and tile backsplash. And yes…fridge included! Both bathroom

Pending Listing in 97205, OR:

Tucked into the heart of Portland’s beloved Alphabet District, this charming second-floor corner condo has all the character you want in a historic home, with a few modern updates to make everyday living easy. A generous entry with flexible space welcomes you in, while original fir floors, decorative molding, picture rails, soaring ceilings, and other period details bring plenty of old-Portland charm. The updated kitchen opens to a second living space, creating a cozy spot for morning coffee, reading, or hanging out while dinner comes together. The spacious bedrooms feature large windows and plenty of natural light, while the flexible dining/office area leads directly to your covered

Pending Listing in 97205, OR:

Immaculate, light-filled Goose Hollow townhome with sweeping city skyline and Mt. Hood views from nearly every room. This spacious 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath end unit features an open floor plan, vaulted living room with gas fireplace, and beautifully updated kitchen with quartz counters and stainless steel appliances. You will love the wall of windows that bring all the natural light into the unit. The spacious and private primary suite captures unobstructed city and mountain views. This primary suite has a nicely appointed bathroom with a shower, dual vanity, and a relaxing soaking tub. Two additional bedrooms offer flexibility for guests, office space, exercise, or work-from-home living with a

Pending Listing in 97205, OR:

This 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom, 870 sq ft townhouse-style condo is a corner unit in the Broadway View Condominiums. The main level features hardwood floors, an open living room with a gas fireplace and vaulted ceilings, and large sliding glass doors opening to a private deck overlooking mature trees. The updated kitchen includes dark cabinetry, quartz countertops, an island with sink, stainless steel appliances, and a gas range. A half bath is located on the main level. Upstairs, the primary bedroom and second bedroom (with loft area) share a full bathroom with tub/shower combination and modern vanity. Additional features include abundant natural light from multiple windows and assigned parki

Pending Listing in 97205, OR:

I was built in 1891, the same year Portland joined with East Portland and Albina to become one growing city. Electric streetcars were beginning to replace horse-drawn transportation, new bridges were connecting communities across the Willamette, and Portland was transforming from a rough-and-tumble port town into a major city. From my covered porch, I watched generations come and go. Families gathering around my fireplace, children racing down my stairs on Christmas morning. Countless celebrations filled my rooms, and at times a few tears. I watched visitors from around the world flock to Portland for the 1905 Lewis and Clark Exposition. I witnessed neighborhood youth say goodbye and leave