Sunny Woodlawn Bungalow on a Corner Lot

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Sep 17

Written By Alex Ney

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1808 NE Rosa Parks Way, Portland, OR 97211

About This Property: $565,000

This sunny Woodlawn bungalow on a corner lot is full of warmth, character, and the little details that make a house feel like home. Step inside to find graceful coved ceilings and an elegant fireplace, while large picture windows flood the home with natural light. The spacious yard is home to an established fig tree, St. Johns grapes, blueberries, and more. A large patio beyond the garage is perfect for summer gatherings and garden beds are ready for planting. Updates include a new electrical panel and 220v outlet for EV charging, PEX plumbing and water main, earthquake retrofitting, a basement bathroom, and an egress window in the basement bedroom. All this in a fantastic location, just blocks from the Dekum Triangle and Woodlawn Park.

The Details:

 
 3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Corner Lot
Updated PEX Plumbing & Water Main
New Electrical Panel and 220v Outlet
Earthquake Retrofitting
Bathroom Addition in Basement
Detached Garage
HES: 6
1754 Square Feet
RMLS: #604257771

LISTED BY: ALEX NEY, LICENSED IN OREGON + WASHINGTON

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