Built in 1910 by celebrated Portland builder Robert Ballantine Beat, the K.P Wood House in historic Irvington blends Arts & Crafts and Colonial Revival influences and is an early example of the thoughtful proportions and enduring craftsmanship that would come to define his “Honor Built” homes. The home’s large, formal living and dining rooms offer plenty of space to gather, while bedrooms across multiple levels leave room to retreat, work, or simply find a corner of your own. Crowning the home, a penthouse-level primary suite offers a private escape, complete with a built-in bathtub made for long soaks. Outside, mature landscaping surrounds the home front and back, with established lilacs bringing color and fragrance each spring. A spacious deck extends life into the backyard, setting the scene for dinners and long summer evenings. A home with room to spread out, settle in, and make the most of life in one of Portland’s most storied neighborhoods, with Saint Simon Coffee Company just down the street. OF NOTE: Garage recently re-sided and freshly painted, all interiors repainted, basement and 2nd floor have new carpet. New roof added in 2018. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10249612]