Charming 1925 Colonial Heights Cottage – A Peaceful Urban RetreatStep into a piece of Portland history with this beautifully preserved 1925 Colonial Heights cottage, ideally located just blocks from the lively Division and Hawthorne districts. With excellent walk and bike scores, you're minutes from local cafes, shops, and top-rated restaurants. The home welcomes you with thoughtfully landscaped gardens, creating a private, peaceful retreat perfect for outdoor dining or quiet evenings. Inside, the bright, wraparound kitchen offers a warm and inviting space for cooking and gathering. The open living and dining areas feature French doors that lead to a classic front porch, while the cozy fireplace adds timeless charm. On the main floor, a serene bedroom opens to the garden through its own set of French doors—an ideal spot to relax and recharge. Upstairs, a spacious landing provides flexible space for a home office or reading nook. The primary bedroom includes a generous walk-in closet and connects to a light-filled second bedroom through a shared full bath. This home captures the essence of 1920s Portland craftsmanship, with original details and character throughout. A rare find in one of the city’s most beloved neighborhoods—come experience the quiet beauty of Colonial Heights living. [Home Energy Score = 4. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10232673]

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