Quiet 2nd Floor 2BR with a Balcony, Garage, and Lush Grounds

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Oct 21

Written by Sarah Fennell

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2706 SE 138th Ave #32, Portland OR 97236

About This Property: $167,500

Convenient location, minus the commotion. This second-floor 2-bed sits back from the busy street, where the grounds are clean, green, and well kept. Updated windows and the upper-floor perch fill this home with light. The open kitchen is big with plenty of space to work with for an island or dining table and it opens right into the living room where a mini split keeps things comfortable year-round. From there, step out onto the balcony with your morning coffee or evening tea and look over the grounds. A detached garage just steps from your door rounds it out. Just under 800 sq ft and easy on the budget, it's a great entry point for a first-time home buyer.

The Details:

 
 2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
Open kitchen and living area with room for a real dining table
Private balcony overlooking the grounds
Mini split for heating and cooling, so you're set for both winter and summer
Detached garage just steps from the unit
Laundry In Unit
Tidy, well-run HOA and beautifully kept grounds
796 Sq Ft
RMLS #7323754239

LISTED BY: SARAH FENNELL, LICENSED IN OREGON

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