Commercial Space with Victorian Charm
5525 E. Burnside St, | Portland, OR 97215
Offered at $550,000 | MLS #246801142
4 Bedrooms | 1.1 Bath | 1,839 sq. ft.
GRM: 12.03 | Cap Rate: 5.12
This exceptionally charming Victorian office building is perfect for your business! The warm and inviting lobby features original unpainted millwork, architectural glass, and vintage light fixtures and is a fantastic way to welcome clients. The communal common space offers a welcome desk, kitchenette, relaxing lounge area, and ADA compliant bathroom and is an excellent training or group gathering space.
There are two private offices on the first floor, and three more upstairs: one of which has a gas fireplace and separate lounge and workspaces. A second full bathroom, off-street parking, and beautifully landscaped backyard- with retractable awning and wiring for electrical heat- are lovely touches that increase the rentability of the space. This property has been meticulously cared for through the years, and the maintenance shows. Each office is leased by individual long term tenants who are happy to stay on: enjoy a ready-made cash flowing investment property, take over one of the offices and have tenants pay most of your expenses, or move into the whole building and run your dream business from this creative, historic property. There is even potential for a live/work space here: the opportunities are endless!







































Ever stroll down 13th avenue in historic Sellwood and think “I’d sure love to live here”? Ever wander past the rows of perfect turn-of-the-century houses, painted out in bright colors and feel painfully covetous? Ever wish you too could own a piece of history, a period-perfect home that lovingly retains its vintage aesthetic? Perhaps you saw Season 8 Episode 5 4:00 of PORTLANDIA (the parallel parking scene) and caught a glimpse of this beauty itself? Well this is your chance to own one of your very own! Right in the heart of Sellwood, amidst the shops and cafes, on a quiet tree-lined street just a block from the library and another two to the park, sits a stylistic example of “Porch-Gable” bungalow design. Featured in Architectural Historian Thomas Hubka’s article “Sellwood’s Boom Era Houses”, 


















































































*Appraisals and timelines associated with real estate transactions are starting to feel the pinch of the huge surge in home purchases that Portland is experiencing.

























