Vintage homes for sale & real estate in 97256, OR

Vintage Home for sale in 97256, OR:

Beautiful Victorian in Portland's coveted Northwest/Alphabet District! This successful Airbnb holds a rare ASTR permit. Renovated with exceptional quality and care, the home features hydronic radiant-heated floors, soaring ceilings, a cozy gas fireplace, and a private, dreamy backyard. Thoughtful details throughout, including exposed brick, polished brass accents, and custom woodwork, add warmth, character, and charm. Enjoy a chef's kitchen that opens to a sunny, south-facing deck, multiple inviting spaces for gathering or relaxing, and plenty of room for extended stays and entertaining. A tankless high-efficiency water heater ensures plenty of hot water for this spacious home, which comfor

Vintage Home for sale in 97256, OR:

List price is not indicative of seller's final reserve amount. List price is starting bid amount. This property is part of an online bidding event. Inspections, viewings, and contact with occupants is strictly prohibited. Property is sold as-is and no for sale sign.

Vintage Home for sale in 97256, OR:

Discover the perfect blend of timeless charm and modern updates in this townhome-style condominium, ideally located in Portland's coveted NW Alphabet District. The updated kitchen features quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a gas range, creating a stylish and functional space. Upstairs, two comfortable bedrooms, an updated full bathroom, and the convenience of laundry! Original hardwoods, crown molding, and a built-in dining buffet add to the home's character and charm! Step outside to enjoy your back patio on warm summer evenings, or relax in the beautifully landscaped, park-like courtyard. Just one block from Wallace Park, this exceptional location offers the best of Nor

Vintage Home for sale in 97256, OR:

Perched on the rolling hills of historic Lair Hill, this remarkable Queen Anne Victorian offers the rare opportunity to own a piece of Portland history. Listed as a fine example of the Queen Anne Stick/Eastlake style in the National Register, the home is rich with original character and timeless craftsmanship. Its iconic Victorian silhouette has made it a recognizable part of the neighborhood for generations. Adding to its unique story, the home is believed to be the childhood residence of Edward Thomas Foulkes, architect of the Pittock Mansion. For over a century, this home has quietly watched Portland evolve around it and now offers the opportunity to become the next steward of a property