Just Listed – Beautifully Built in Boise-Eliot

Just Listed – Beautifully Built in Boise-Eliot!

329 NE Morris St, Portland, OR 97212


OFFERED AT $450,000

3 BED | 3.5 BATH | 1,430 SQFT

MLS#19251821 | TAXES: $5,607.57

 

This beautifully built craftsman townhome with tasteful finishes located in foodie paradise near vibrant North Williams.

Some neighborhood amenities include public transit, bike corridors, Irving Park, New Seasons, boutiques, dining and more.

Bike score 99 & walk score 83!

The Two top floor en-suite bedrooms, and third ground level bedroom with private fenced small yard offer a great layout for multiple occupants.

 

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Master bedroom & en-suite bathroom with soaking tub and dual vanity sinks.

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3rd Bedroom with en-suite private patio and fenced back yard space.

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Living Room & Kitchen with eat-in island

 

 

 


Megan Baker – 503.840.2842 

If you’d like help with any Real Estate Needs , I’d love to be a part of your team!

 

Just Listed: Vintage Charm in Northeast Portland

4023 NE Cleveland Avenue, Portland, OR 97212

$459,000

MLS: 19117981

Vintage charm in the heart of Williams Corridor. Tasteful updating with classic features intact. The formal entry leads to arched living and dining rooms. Period moldings, high-ceilings, lovely fir floors, new lighting and updated appliances make this move-in ready. There are 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and an updated kitchen on the main. There’s a spacious roommate suite downstairs along with plenty of storage space. High-efficiency furnace in 2016, tankless hot water, sewer replaced in 2014. Fenced yard features deck and raised beds. A stairway to vaulted second floor and the separate basement entrance offer potential.

HES: 5, Walk Score: 92, Bike Score: 100

3 bed | 2 bath | 2266 sq. ft.
Taxes: $1,968.55

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Interested in making Portland your home?

Call Cheri Harney, at 503-319-4858.

Curb Appeal Vol. 6: Portland’s Boise-Eliot Neighborhood Spotlight

THE HISTORY:

Spanning some of Northeast Portland’s most historic areas, Portland’s Boise-Eliot neighborhood has undergone a significant shift within the past two decades. Emerging from the center of the former City of Albina, the area was formally incorporated into the city proper in 1887. The historic face of the district has since been modernized to include some of the city’s most popular commercial stretches.

THE MARKET:

The real estate market in Portland’s Boise-Eliot neighborhood reflects the area’s character, featuring a combination of old Victorian and Portland-style homes as well as modern lofts. Currently, homes in the area sell for an average of $758,726, with nearly 40 listings currently available. According to Portland Monthly’smost recent real estate market study, Portland’s Boise-Eliot neighborhood is estimated to experience a growth in average home prices of over 60% within the next five years.

WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT BOISE-ELIOT:

Now unrecognizable from its neglected past as residential community, much of Boise-Eliot now represents the creative and entrepreneurial energy frequently affiliated with the City of Portland. Here, a cultural hub has blossomed from its industrial roots, creating a vibrant community enjoyed by locals and tourists alike. The density of amenities exceeds that of many of the city’s areas, with residents enjoying an average of 20 restaurants, bars and coffee shops in within a five-minute walk.

NEARBY DESTINATIONS:

Food: Gravy,Interurban,Miss Delta,Tasty N Son’s,XLB, The People’s Pig

Late Night: Crow Bar, The Rambler, Sidecar, Stormbreaker Brewing,Ecliptic

Activities: In God We Trust, ink & peat, Lark Press, Queen Bee Creations, Spin Laundry Lounge, Dawson Park

DEMOGRAPHICS (2010 CENSUS)

Residents: 4,149
Median Age: 32
Under 18 years: 14.4%
18 to 64 years: 79%
65 years and over: 6.6%

 

COMPARABLE NEIGHBORHOODS:

Irvington
Average Home: $769,902

Laurelhurst
Average Home: $594,614

Vernon
Average Home: $615, 869

 

About Us:
Over the course of their professional partnership, Aryne + Dulcinea have helped over 200 clients prosper in their new lives. During this time, they have prided themselves in their top-notch selling abilities, with homes outperforming market standards, consistently exceeding list price while most of their listings sell in under 7 days. Whether you’re looking to buy or sell, Aryne & Dulcinea will work in collaboration to guide you in investing in your future and reaching your real estate goals.

A Perfect Day in Portland’s Boise Neighborhood

If you’d like to squeeze as much adventure possible out of Portland’s Boise neighborhood, you’ve come the right blog. We’ll cover the highlights in two of Portland’s hippest enclaves, providing an outline of how to get cover the most ground in a single day. Portland’s Boise neighborhood spans two prominent cultural pockets, including Mississippi Avenue and Williams Avenue. Unrecognizable from its history as an oft-neglected residential community, much of Boise now represents the creative and entrepreneurial energy that is so frequently associated with Portland. Here, vibrant urban life has sprung from its industrial roots, blossoming into a cultural hub for locals and tourists alike.

MORNING

An area known for its easy walkability and interesting shops, the sidewalks of Mississippi are often spilling over with pedestrians and their furry counterparts. Getting an early start will allow you to bypass some of this congestion and enjoy the magic effect that morning stillness has on one of Portland’s most charming avenues. In doing so, you’ll also get first dibs on the neighborhoods’ competitive brunch scene, consisting of Gravy, Interurban, Miss Delta and Radar, which draw crowds so sizeable, they’ve been spoofed on Portlandia. For something more lowkey, stop off for a coffee and snack from Fresh Pot Coffee, Jory or Blue Star Donuts.

If you plan your trip just right, you should aim to finish your breakfast around 10 am, when local establishments like the modern, arts inspirited children’s boutique Black Wagon idyllic Pistil Nursery, eccentric Sunlan Lighting and community-focused ReBuilding Center are just opening doors their doors to the public.

AFTERNOON

As you finish exploring the storefronts of Mississippi Avenue, begin to head south along the strip toward Fremont Street. Along the way, you’ll also pass local breweries including Stormbreaker Brewing and Ecliptic. Both areas offer indoor and outdoor seating, providing an ample canvas to while away the afternoon. Turning left from Mississippi Avenue on to Fremont, you’ll head east to Boise’s other shining star, the Williams neighborhood. You’ll pass local institutions Spin Laundry Lounge – Portland’s hippest boozy laundromat, Grand Central Bakery, and Boise-Eliot Elementary.

Reaching Williams, you’ll find another bustling strip of restaurants, shops and bars. The area draws influence from its creative residents, integrating artistic touches alongside the existing history and new developments, as pictured below.

Some shopping highlights include the immaculate In God We Trust women’s retailer, ink & peat lifestyle boutique, Lark Press and Queen Bee Creations. Give your wallet a break at Dawson Park, where you can enjoy high-reaching maples and local events. Across the street from the park, you can find the delightfully painted and long-standing Immaculate Heart Catholic Church, which was established in 1887.

EVENING

Tired yet? Us too. You’ve done a lot of exploring and deserve some time to relax. We can’t think of a more deluxe place to unwind than Tasty N Son’s. Something of a local legend, Tasty N Son’s manages to accomplish the impossible by actuallyliving up to the hype. Other great nearby dining options include The People’s Pigand XLB. After dinner, it’s time to wrap things up in Williams.

LATE NIGHT

Yes, a quiet walk along the avenue is a dreamy morning activity; however, nighttime is an equally exhilarating time in Portland’s Boie neighborhood. Along Mississippi, people filter in and out of the area’s bars. There are a lotof them here, so regardless of your scene, Mississippi will likely offer a bar that’s well-suited to your taste. Some local favorites are Bar Bar, which dishes up delicious burgers within the Mississippi Studios venue, Crow Bar, The Rambler and Sidecar. Moloko is especially fun for small groups. Surrounded by an expansive selection of populated fish tanks, you can easily make an activity out finding your aquatic doppelgänger!

There’s so much to explore within this popular district that very little direction is actually required to have a great day in Mississippi and Williams, but the above activities are some of our time-tested favorites. What attractions draw you to Portland’s Boise neighborhood?

About Us:
Over the course of their professional partnership, Aryne + Dulcinea have helped over 200 clients prosper in their new lives. During this time, they have prided themselves in their top-notch selling abilities, with homes outperforming market standards, consistently exceeding list price while most of their listings sell in under 7 days. Whether you’re looking to buy or sell, Aryne & Dulcinea will work in collaboration to guide you in investing in your future and reaching your real estate goals.