Portland bungalow

Brick House Beautiful in Portland was built between 1922 and 1923 as a model home for the Standard Brick & Tile Company. Established in Portland in 1909, the c…

Shored up with salvaged materials and eco-friendly updates, this woodworker’s retreat won’t stay on the market for long.

With an artist’s eye and a sympathetic palette for rooms inside, Gwen Jones fine-tunes a handsome 1916 house.

Name: Eva & Jason Hume Location: Mt. Tabor; Portland, Oregon Size: 750 square feet Years lived in: 4 years; Owned It’s been four years since Eva, Jason and their French bulldog Santo settled into this perfect little nest in the heart of southeast Portland, Oregon. The neighborhood is made up of an array of eateries, jam-packed coffeehouses, vegan bars, offbeat clothing stores, and vintage oddity shops.

In a neighborhood full of grand old Victorians and stately Colonial Revival manors, Ben Carstensen’s comparatively modest bungalow stands out in a coat of coal-black paint. It’s not just any black paint, though. It’s a very particular shade of black that’s eye-catching but not garish. Along with a lush garden and fores

3217 NE 64th Ave, Portland, OR 97213 is currently not for sale. The 3,020 Square Feet single family home is a 4 beds, 3 baths property. This home was built in 1910 and last sold on 2019-08-02 for $559,900. View more property details, sales history, and Zestimate data on Zillow.

Bungalows come in many shapes and styles. Learn to recognize the various types, see pictures, and learn the history that spans from 1905-1930.

This couple loved the original charm of the 1923 home, but knew they would need to be intentional to make the space work for their family of four.