By Jessica Ward, May 14, 2026
By Jessica Ward, May 14, 2026
Portland, 97233
View ListingIn a quiet pocket of Southeast Portland, where mid-century roots meet modern intention, this reimagined 1950s ranch invites you to slow down—and stay awhile.
The main living area centers around a classic fireplace, grounding the home in warmth and ease, while the fully remodeled kitchen brings together fresh and functional. Whether you’re hosting, preserving your latest garden harvest, or simply enjoying a quiet evening in, the flow supports both everyday living and inspired moments.
With a new AC system, updated electrical panel and service line, EV charger, new water heater, serviced furnace, and a Nest thermostat, the infrastructure here is as considered as the aesthetics. Even the details you don’t see have been handled—new gutters with guards, updated flashing, soffits, and more—creating a home that lives as solidly as it shows.
Downstairs, flexibility takes center stage. A spacious lower level with acess to an exterior entrance, additional bedroom with ensuite bath, and refreshed finishes opens the door to multigenerational living, guest quarters, or income potential—offering options that evolve with your needs.
Step outside and the vision expands. A newly landscaped backyard with patio and canopy opens to dedicated garden space and a chicken coop—inviting you to cultivate more than just a home. Grow your own food, tend to flowers, gather fresh eggs in the morning—this is a property that supports a slower, more intentional way of living, without sacrificing comfort or convenience.
This is more than a home that’s been updated—it’s been cared for, curated, and quietly transformed into something that feels both grounded and elevated. This is where modern systems meet self-sustaining possibility. A home that offers space not just to live—but to produce, to nurture, and to truly settle in.
Walk score 70, Bike score 84
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