JUST LISTED

315 SW NEVADA CT, Portland, OR 97219
Offered at $825,000
4 Bed | 2.5 Bath | 3,464 SF | MLS# 22124079 | Taxes: $10,710 | 0.12 Acres
OPEN HOUSE:
Saturday 2/12, 11 AM – 1 PM
VIDEO TOUR

Come see what awaits you in this modern stunner! This newer constructed custom Hillsdale home has plenty of living space, fabulous contemporary features, and a breathtaking gourmet kitchen.



As you enter the home, you will be struck by the sizable entryway inside, where an inviting passageway leads into the living spaces. To your right through frosted double doors is a spacious and welcoming office/den area. This room is full of potential, and lovely natural light comes in from the front-facing window.




You’ll head down the crisp engineered hardwood floors to find a formal dining room! There is enough space for a large dinner party or a quiet intimate dinner – whatever suits you!
Across from the dining room is an impressively deep storage room with carpeted floor. You’ll also find the door to the large double garage! There’s so much storage space with this home.




Make your way into the generous living room with a cozy gas fireplace, half-bath, and huge floor-to-ceiling windows, as well as the sliding glass door that leads out to the private, terraced backyard with patio and gardening opportunity. You’ll love spending summer evenings out back!


Back in the house, you’ll fall in love with the sleek and elegant gourmet kitchen. Quartz countertops, a huge kitchen island, stainless steel appliances, and beautiful tile backsplash will all catch your eye, and the abundant cabinet storage space will delight! And that isn’t all – an adorable butler’s pantry bridges the kitchen to the dining room. An exquisite setup!




Moving up the open staircase, you’ll find an inviting and warm loft area. This bright, open space has so much possibility: a family/play space, a media room, a reading corner – the opportunities are endless!



Prepare to be wowed as you head over through the double doors into the stunning primary bedroom, with engineered hardwood floors, and a truly luxurious ensuite bathroom with beautiful tiled floors, a soaking tub, stand-up shower with glass and tile, and a double sink. And don’t miss the walk-in closet with built-ins!







Back through the landing you’ll find a perfectly located and well-sized laundry room with washer, dryer, and sink. This laundry room sits centrally amongst all the bedrooms – convenient and efficient!
The additional three bedrooms are all spacious with wall to wall carpeting and ample closet space, and there is another sleek bathroom with a double sink, storage, and tiled shower/bath combo.





The layout of the home is truly ideal, with all four bedrooms upstairs and general living areas down. The location is within very close proximity to downtown Hillsdale where shops, restaurants, groceries, and cafes await you. You will be kept cool by central air conditioning during the summers and toasty in the wither months with energy efficient forced air gas furnace.


There is so much to love in this modern and marvelous Hillsdale home!














































































































































My buyer Theo wins the award for the single most expensive repair I have negotiated for a buyer. Theo was a first time buyer who was referred to me by a past client of mine who they work with. We met up on a chilly fall evening to talk about what they were looking for in a house and get the process started. Within a couple of days, Theo had their pre-approval letter in hand and we were ready to go. I sent them all of the available homes within the geographic boundaries, price range and features they were looking for. The list wasn’t very long and out of all of them, only 2 houses piqued their interest. We went to see one in NE, and that was a no-go. The second house we saw was bright blue 1920’s bungalow in the Brooklyn neighborhood. It had been on the market for about a month and had one sale fail. The home was lovely with a gigantic newly remodeled kitchen and a large upstairs bedroom with room to add a bathroom. The basement was decent enough with lots of windows and good ceiling height- a great candidate for future finishing. Theo slept on it and the next morning let me know they wanted to write on it. We put together a great offer and boom- got it accepted.














































Sarah and Tariq contacted me in early August after being referred to me by one of my favorite lenders. They used to live in Portland, and had moved to Los Angeles for work, and were now being transferred back to Portland. They were moving to Portland in mid-November, so they came to Portland in mid-October to find a home. Before they arrived, we had a flurry of emails back and forth narrowing down homes they wanted to see. They seemed to really hone in on mid-centuries and when we came up with our list of homes to see over the next few days, the majority were mid-centuries. They arrived on a Thursday evening, and we hit the ground running on Friday morning. We saw around 12 houses together over the next couple of days, and they saw even more homes on their own visiting open houses.
















































My buyers Annie and Ben were referred to me by one of the great lenders at Portland Housing Center. They were first time home buyers and during our meeting when we met to discuss their plan and get a feel to see if we would be a good fit to work together, we talked about the ideal house for them. They had a really clear idea of exactly what they were looking for and where they wanted to buy. Ben works in Vancouver and Annie works on the inner east side so their ideal house would be in North Portland in Kenton or near I-5. They also wanted something with vintage charm- preferably mid-century, and in good shape that would be easy to maintain. They also wanted a yard and their budget was $400k tops. They were still interviewing agents when a couple of days after we met, I got an email from my wonderful colleague Martin Cross here at Living Room with info on an open house a great listing of his in Kenton was having the next day. On paper that house seemed to meet all the criteria that Annie and Ben had, so I forwarded the email along to them. They responded that indeed, the house looked like it was great and they could tell I had a really good sense of what they were looking for, and that sealed the deal for us working together.






































































































































































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Four years ago I helped my client Matteo purchase his first home in Portland in Rose City Park after he recently moved to Portland from New Orleans. As an artist and stylist, he has a habit of buying and renovating homes, using his house as a palette for his talents. After four years living in his Rose City Park home, he was ready for a larger home with adequate studio space and further east to be closer to his job as a paintings teacher. He loves mid-centuries and we spent a few months looking at possibilities. He came so close to putting an offer on a home with a pool in Ventura Park, but decided at the last minute that he was basically buying a pool that came with a house, rather than the other way around.























































If there is one part of the Portland market that’s not hot right now, it’s condos downtown and in the Pearl District. The Covid buying frenzy really focused on detached single family homes with yards. Communal living where you have to walk into an enclosed building and then take an elevator to your front door was the exact opposite of what the majority of buyers have wanted over the last year and a half. So for those folks who DO want to own a condo in the Pearl, the neighborhood is a pool full of fat oysters where buyers can take a while to look around be picky about what type of unit they want.













































































My buyer Clayton was referred to me by some of my favorite past clients ever, so I knew he was going to be great to work with. His ideal home would be in North Portland where he has lived for a long time as a renter, and would have the space and bedroom count to be able to comfortably rent out a room or two to roommates. He lost out on 2 houses, but they were not the best houses for him anyway. And when a great 4 bedroom house (2 beds on the main floor and 2 beds upstairs) came on the market he went to the open house and met the listing agent who was super impressed by how kind Clayton is and how through of a job he did looking at the house (he even went into the crawl space!). He loved the house and we wrote up an offer, and thanks to his letter and the listing agent explaining to her seller how awesome Clayton is, the seller wanted to sell to Clayton, but with another offer on the table that was over $100,000 over list price, the seller went with the crazy high offer.



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Sarah and Craig were referred to me by a dear longtime client. They just had a baby and were ready to buy a house to settle into and raise their kid in. When we first spoke this past spring, they had not yet spoken with a lender and didn’t really have an idea of how much they could qualify for. I gave them some names of great lenders I work with including the Portland Housing Center. After meeting with Portland Housing Center’s loan officer, they found out they qualified for a $15k grant if they bought something in the City of Portland, so that sealed the deal for them on which lender to use.







I have the best neighbors ever in Ladd’s Addition. We moved into our home 17 years ago, and had our first kid 11 years ago. Within 5 years of us moving in, most of our block turned over from old and aging folks to younger families with small kids. At one point, there were seven families with kids all within a five year range from youngest to oldest on our block. Our kids have grown up together, played together, laughed together, had block parties together, cried together and all the in-betweens. When they were younger, in the ages 4-8ish range, they would spend summer days moving back and forth between houses as a roving gang. Us parents never worried because we knew the kids were at someone’s house on the block. Only 2 families have moved over the last 10 years, and one didn’t move far. Throughout this whole time, the adults on our block have spent countless hours over the years doing impromptu happy hours, block parties and backyard hang outs.













































