Gracious Piedmont Bungalow

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Sep 24

Written By Rachel Freed

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5833 N Haight Ave. Portland, OR 97217

About This Property: $850,000

This Graceful Bungalow sits in one of Piedmont’s friendliest pockets where front porches invite conversations and connection. For ten years, this has been a place of morning coffee on the porch, shaded dinners beneath the maple, cozy movie nights, kids racing through the circular floor plan, and Lego projects in the family room. The thoughtfully designed spaces flow effortlessly, from the welcoming porch and generous front windows to the French doors that open the main living areas to one another. Outside, the garden is truly part of the magic, with berries to eat straight from the vine, thoughtfully placed trees, seasonal blooms, and inviting paths and patios that create a series of outdoor rooms. With multiple entrances, abundant built-in storage, and flexible spaces for an office, guests, or a workout room, the house is as practical as it is beautiful.

The Details:

 
 5 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Fireplace & French Doors
Renovated Kitchen
Oak & Fir Floors
Central AC
Paver Patio
HES: 4
3,132 Sq Ft
RMLS #611297999

LISTED BY: RACHEL FREED; LICENSED IN OREGON + WASHINGTON

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