Architecture: 1900 Portland Craftsmen

It’s a Craftsman; sold! It’s a Craftsman in Portland; Sold! It’s a craftsman in  Portland with a lot of original detail; SOLD!!!

This 1900 Craftsman home is tucked away on a lot lush with plantings in Northwest Portland, Oregon. There are four bedrooms and three bathrooms spread across three floors and 2,390-square-foot, and given her age, she looks good.

Through the front door is an entryway that connects to a family room and a separate living area with a gorgeous box beam ceiling, an original fireplace, hardwood floors, and wainscoting that continues into an adjacent dining room with a gorgeous color palette and bold blue ceiling that may, or may not, happen in a not Craftsman in South Carolina in the coming year.

From the dining room, you walk through a Butler’s Pantry—yes, a Butler’s Pantry—into a spacious kitchen with a wall of windows facing the back garden. A classic Aga stove in teal is flanked by cabinetry. Also on this main level is a bedroom, being used as an office, and a full bath. A staircase rises to a landing where you find the laundry, two additional bedrooms, a large bathroom with a freestanding tub and shower, and an exercise room carved from space under the eaves. The basement has been converted into a suite complete with a kitchenette, a dining area, a living area, a bedroom, and a bathroom.

The home’s backyard features a hardscape in natural stone that’s framed by maple trees, ferns, potted plants and bamboo. The home sits in the Alphabet District in the Nob Hill neighborhood and is walkable to nearby shops and restaurants and is for sale for $1,150,000.

Oops. We all took too long; this beauty is sold! Alas, not to me.

Dwell