Some homes are in Portland. This one is Portland. This is the kind of home people picture when they imagine “Portland living.” A true Craftsman bungalow built in 1911, full of character, personality, & spaces that feel intentional rather than overproduced. No Realtor Gray. No cookie-cutter finishes. Just a classic Portland home that has spent more than a century being quietly cool. Inside, the layout is practical and welcoming. The kitchen is large, functional, and ready for everyday life. This is a home where meals are cooked, friends gather, and mornings start with coffee like a warm hug. Upstairs features 2 beds & 1 full bath with hardwood floors, while the lower level offers a 3rd bedroom and half bath suite with its own side entrance. That extra flexibility opens the door to multi-generational living, guest space, home office separation, creative studio potential, or future ADU possibilities. Portland homes that offer this kind of versatility are increasingly hard to find. Step outside and the Portland lifestyle really shows itself. Raised garden beds ready for your urban farming era and a patio to spend long summer evenings on. A garden shed, wood pile, and even a former dog run that hints at how this space has been enjoyed. This is not a yard designed for looks alone but it sure is a stunner with a gorgeous dogwood and large rhododendron. The location delivers that rare Portland balance. Super central SE Portland access with Trader Joe’s, bus lines, parks, dining and daily conveniences just minutes away, paired with the calm of a quiet residential street. Walkable, connected, and peaceful, all at once. If you are looking for a quintessential Portland Craftsman bungalow that supports the life you want to live, this home offers character, flexibility, and the unmistakable feeling of being exactly where you belong. This is Portland living, done right. [Home Energy Score = 5. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10245378]