Welcome to 8527 N Princeton St, a beautifully updated row house in the heart of Portland’s vibrant St. John's neighborhood. This charming two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath home offers the perfect blend of comfort, style, and convenience. Inside, you'll find brand new LVP flooring in the kitchen, dining area, and both bathrooms, along with super cozy new carpet everywhere else. Fresh paint, updated smoke alarms, new kitchen and bathroom hardware, new quartz countertops, a brand new roof with extended warranty, a new water heater, and an efficient minisplit system for heating and cooling complete the fresh, move-in-ready feel. The kitchen and dining room flow into a bright, open living space, perfect for everyday living and entertaining. A convenient half-bath is located on the main floor for guests. A sliding door off the dining area opens to a private, fenced patio—great for relaxing or letting pets enjoy the outdoors. Upstairs, two spacious bedrooms are connected by a Jack and Jill bathroom, each with generous closet space. The first level features a welcoming entryway and an oversized garage with plenty of space for parking, storage, or even a home workshop. Enjoy beautiful views of the iconic St. John's Bridge and the Willamette River from inside your home, all while being just moments from parks, restaurants, shops, and the riverfront.

Listing courtesy of Jim McCartan of Cascade Hasson Sotheby's International Realty 5033142100



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