1911 Foursquare house in Portland, Oregon - $1.1 Million

Foursquare Craftsman house for sale in Portland, Oregon. Built in 1911, strong bones, natural woodwork, rich moldings, five bedrooms, guest apartment. $1,150,000.

1911 Foursquare house Portland Oregon - front view
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House overview

Grand historic Foursquare Craftsman, original residence of civil rights activist Beatrice Morrow Cannady.

Strong bones, great scale to rooms, circular floor plan, natural woodwork, rich moldings, built-ins and leaded glass picture windows.

4 bedrooms on the second floor, huge open attic and guest apartment in the basement with independent access.

Seismic retrofit, gorgeous landscaped yard, attached garage and plenty of storage. Extensive list of updates, with some projects left to implement your own vision.

Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at Green Building Registry.

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