Move-In Ready in Foster-Powell

Sold

Apr 10

Written by Carolyn Groves

SOLD $570,000

3808 SE 65th Ave., Portland, OR 97206

About This Property: $549,000

Nestled in the heart of SE this home has been updated with sustainability and low-maintenance living in mind. With bonus spaces on both levels, there is plenty of room for working and playing. The fully fenced backyard is primed for entertaining and the front patio is the perfect place to chat with your neighbors. A covered carport with storage provides ample space for toys and tools. Blending character and smart design, this home is a rare find in one of Portland’s most sought-after neighborhoods! Walkscore: 86 / Bikescore: 100!

The Details:

 
 3 Bedrooms
2 Bathroom
Bedroom + Full Bath on Main
Laundry/Bonus Space on Main
Carport with Attached Garage
Bird Alliance of OR Gold Backyard Habitat Certification
Fully Fenced Backyard with Side Path Pavers + Concrete Slab Patio
Low Maintenance Vinyl Privacy Fencing with 3 Keyed Gates
1,587 Square Feet
RMLS#: 419078779

LISTED BY: CAROLYN GROVES; LICENSED IN OREGON

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