Light and bright corner unit at the historic Marshall-Wells building which was converted to condos in 2003. This unique and quiet condo sits at the tree tops allowing rare inner city privacy. It has large noise canceling triple-pane windows that fill this spacious condo with natural light. The cork floors, original wood ceilings, and exposed timber beams create a warm, rustic and inviting feeling. It has a large great room with a den that could easily be converted into a second bedroom with wall to wall closets already in place. The kitchen was recently updated with new quartz counters, refinished cabinets, new disposal, sink, microwave and dishwasher. There is a vintage sliding barn door that separates the bedroom from the living room. The bedroom has its own dedicated bathroom. Recently updated with new tile floors, new vanity, and new fixtures. In addition to the primary bath there is also an additional half bathroom, also completely updated. There is no shortage of closet space with a custom built floor to ceiling closet and an in-unit storage/utility room. Seller recently replaced the HVAC system and installed high-end remote control window coverings. This centralized urban location is just steps from some of Portland's best restaurants, parks, shopping, and more. Easily catch the street car which is just one block away. Comes with a conveniently located deeded parking spot. Pet friendly building!

Listing courtesy of Michelle Herrman of Rose City Realty Group 5032672252



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