A rare offering in Sullivan’s Gulch, this distinguished 1906 Craftsman—built by the renowned Herdman Brothers Construction Company—pairs timeless architectural integrity with refined modern updates. Located at 2406 NE Halsey, the home reflects over a century of careful stewardship, including 71 years under the ownership of the Goss family.Thoughtfully updated, the home lives as a 4-bedroom, 2.2-bath residence. The attic and primary bedroom were fully remodeled, and the kitchen was comprehensively redesigned with Caesarstone countertops, tongue-and-groove wood cabinetry, and vintage-inspired lighting. Throughout the home, fixtures from Schoolhouse Electric and Rejuvenation enhance original craftsmanship, while fresh interior paint and custom window shades elevate everyday living.The second floor features bamboo hardwood flooring and a refined bathroom with quartz countertops, tile backsplash, and Marmoleum flooring. The fully remodeled basement adds flexibility with a bedroom, bathroom with shower, and a well-designed laundry area with custom cabinetry.Exterior improvements include a newer roof, exterior paint, a backyard deck, and a professionally renovated yard with turf and French drain system. An apple blossom tree anchors the backyard, while the welcoming front porch offers a front-row seat to a connected, neighborly community.A truly rare feature is the historic 1888 “pivot stone” in the front yard—recognized by the City of Portland as a high-significance historic resource. Set within the original Holladay Park Addition, this exceptional property offers architectural pedigree, modern comfort, and enduring character—an irreplaceable Portland home ready for its next chapter. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10246751]

Perched high above the street in Portland’s prestigious Alameda neighborhood, this exceptional 1940 residence is a rare blend of architectural pedigree and modern refinement. Built by celebrated Northeast Portland builder Leonard E. Erdman—renowned for homes defined as “Beauty at its best”—this property reflects timeless design and enduring craftsmanship, thoughtfully updated for today’s lifestyle.Offering 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, the home balances elegance and comfort throughout. The remodeled kitchen pairs rich soapstone countertops with updated lower cabinetry while preserving original upper cabinets, creating a seamless blend of heritage and sophistication. A gas fireplace anchors the living room, adding warmth and understated luxury.Extensive upgrades provide both beauty and peace of mind, including conversion to gas with a decommissioned oil tank, central air conditioning, and a finished basement with added storage and egress window. The roof, replaced approximately eight years ago, is professionally maintained annually.Outdoor living is equally compelling, featuring curated landscaping, a welcoming front paver patio, and a private backyard retreat complete with a paver patio and distinctive sand-filled putting green.Set among Alameda’s iconic tree-lined streets and just moments from beloved parks, boutiques, and dining, this is a rare opportunity to own a legacy home in one of Portland’s most sought-after neighborhoods—where history, design, and lifestyle converge. [Home Energy Score = 2. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10247601]

Tucked into one of Portland’s most desirable neighborhoods, this lightly lived-in, one-owner home built in 2018 offers modern design, everyday comfort, and rare flexibility. Thoughtfully designed and meticulously maintained, the home feels fresh, functional, and truly move-in ready.The Property**• Main house: 3 bedrooms + 2.1 baths with an open, light-filled layout ideal for daily living and entertaining• Detached ADU: 1 bedroom + 1 bath — perfect for rental income, guests, multigenerational living, or a private home officeThe primary suite is a true retreat with peaceful views, a generous walk-in closet, and a deep soaking tub. Clean lines, modern finishes, and well-proportioned spaces create a calm, comfortable feel throughout.Outdoor living is equally inviting with a welcoming front porch, a private back deck for summer evenings, and a balcony off the primary bedroom — perfect for morning coffee or unwinding at day’s end.The detached ADU adds exceptional value, offering genuine income potential and long-term flexibility to adapt as your needs change.The Neighborhood**Located in the heart of Brooklyn, you’re minutes from Division and Hawthorne’s renowned restaurants, bars, and shops, with easy access to Sellwood, downtown, and the Pearl District. Enjoy nearby parks, transit, Brooklyn Park, Rose City Coffee, and the Aladdin Theater. The home sits on a rare dead-end street on both sides, creating a surprisingly quiet, no cut-through setting.If you’ve been searching for a newer Portland home with income potential, thoughtful design, and an unbeatable location, this one checks all the boxes. [Home Energy Score = 7. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10246429]

Nestled on a private driveway in Forest Heights, this refreshed NW Hills home offers privacy, natural light, and thoughtful updates throughout. Expansive windows, high ceilings, and an open floor plan create a bright, welcoming interior with views of the surrounding trees.The main-floor layout features a remodeled kitchen, updated flooring, fresh interior paint, and a spacious living area that connects easily to the dining space and outdoor deck. The main-floor Primary Suite includes a remodeled en-suite bathroom, generous closet space, and peaceful outlooks.Recent improvements include a new roof, new flooring, fresh paint, remodeled kitchen, remodeled primary bathroom, and a refurbished deck—making the home truly move-in ready.The setting offers convenient access to neighborhood walking trails, nearby parks, a local café, and community amenities. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the pathways and natural surroundings throughout Forest Heights. The property is also near key destinations including NW 23rd, Caitlin Gabel School, Downtown Portland, and major employers such as St. Vincent, Nike, and Intel, with quick connections to Hwy 26 and 217.Additional features include abundant windows, tall ceilings, an open layout, a private driveway, and flexible living spaces suited to a variety of needs.A strong combination of privacy, updates, and convenience—ready for its next chapter. Welcome home. [Home Energy Score = 5. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10230751]

Built in 1923 at the height of Portland’s streetcar era, this Dutch Colonial stands as a refined Alameda classic, offering a rare blend of architectural integrity, rich history, and elevated everyday living. Designed and built by English craftsman William R. Shelton, the home reflects an era when houses were thoughtfully constructed, proportions were intentional, and craftsmanship was meant to endure. The home offers 4 bedrooms and 1.1 baths, with interiors that balance warmth and elegance. Original built-ins, French doors, and distinctive rooflines remain hallmarks of the design. Two wood-burning fireplaces—one anchoring the living room and another in the upper-level primary bedroom—add comfort, character, and timeless ambiance. Abundant natural light and graceful room flow create spaces equally suited to quiet mornings and gracious gatherings. Modern comforts have been seamlessly incorporated, including updated mechanical systems and fresh interior paint, allowing the home to live beautifully today without compromising its past. Anchoring a prominent corner lot within the historic Alameda Park Addition, the property enjoys strong curb appeal and a refined residential setting defined by tree-lined streets and enduring neighborhood character. This is a place shaped by more than a century of thoughtful growth, where homes were designed to foster connection, longevity, and pride of place. Zoned for Alameda Elementary, Beaumont Middle, and Grant High School, and close to parks, local shops, and city conveniences, the home’s enduring appeal lies not only in its architecture, but in the way it has quietly supported generations of daily life. Today it stands ready to carry its legacy forward—offering comfort, character, and understated luxury in one of Portland’s most established neighborhoods. [Home Energy Score = 2. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10246108]