Sleek Top Floor + West Facing Condo in the Heart of Southeast

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Sep 21

Written By Blake Hall

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2530 SE 26th Ave #407 Portland, OR 97202

About This Property: $515,000

Architecturally striking top-floor 2BR/2BA condo perched right above the beloved Little T Bakery, offering an open, light-filled layout with a bonus room ideal for remote work or creative studio. The west-facing unit features floor-to-ceiling windows framing sweeping city skyline and sunset views. The private primary suite features an ensuite bath with double vanity and walk-in shower, while off-street parking and dedicated storage add rare, practical convenience. Just steps from the iconic 26th and Clinton corridor—Clinton Street Theater, Broder Café, Jacqueline, and more—this Clinton Condominium home pairs elevated architectural design with one of Southeast Portland's most vibrant, walkable locations.

The Details:

 
 2 Bedrooms + Office
2 Full Bathrooms
West Facing Skyline Views
Open Concept
Tall Ceilings
Off Street Secure Parking
1121 SqFt.
RMLS: #672128533

LISTED BY: BLAKE HALL, LICENSED IN OREGON

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