By David Columbus, June 18, 2019
A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Rock’n’Roll
41 SE 75th Ave, Portland, OR 97213
Offered at $575,000 | MLS# 19320567
4 bed | 2.1 bath | 2,000 sq. ft. | Taxes: $6,284.89
Right on the border of two great neighborhoods, North Tabor and Montavilla, 41 SE 75th has it all! Close proximity to parks, trails, and all the good stuff in Montavilla, as well as easy freeway access to make commuting a breeze. This impeccably maintained one owner home has a modern open flow and contemporary details for easy living. All bedrooms are on the upper floor along with laundry and big closets. Just move in and enjoy! The jewel of the home is the spacious backyard with a garden that includes grapes, figs, and blueberries, as well as raised beds full of kale, lettuce, and snap peas. A true pairing of the best of city living and do-it-yourself country attitude.
And for your musical enjoyment, please enjoy a little Donny and Marie Osmond:
David Columbus
Principal Broker | Earth Advantage | ADU Specialist | OR
He/Him
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I moved to Portland in October of 1998, moved for love. I’ve been a licensed real estate broker in Oregon since 2000 and would describe myself as a general practitioner helping people navigate residential, investment, and owner-user commercial markets as well as doing some residential tenant representation.
My work experience has ranged from swinging a hammer to brokering Eurodollar Futures. Me and my husband and two cats live in the Overlook/Arbor Lodge neighborhood, together we have built a 20-door rental portfolio and even run a small Airbnb business.
I am originally from Traverse City, MI (NW lower MI), and graduated from Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, MI. My quarter-life crisis was spent crewing/hitchhiking on sailing yachts around the Caribbean, British Isles, and Mediterranean Sea for three years. My mid-life crisis was spent with my partner sailing from Portland, OR down to Mexico and hanging out for a year. I'm good with crises. I work with buyers, sellers, and tenants who are all looking to thread the housing needle.
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