Apparently, your old-house daydream has an address.It’s yellow, tucked against Forest Park, and full of the details that make you stop scrolling: graceful arches, French-pane windows, custom built-ins, restored vintage fixtures, and a Klinker brick fireplace worth arranging the whole room around.Built in 1922 along Portland’s historic St. Helens corridor, this Dutch cottage has had a thoughtful second act. Rebuilt to the studs in 2014, it brings updated electrical, insulation, furnace, and major systems to the old-house love affair. Charm is wonderful. Updated wiring is pretty attractive, too.The kitchen keeps things simple with butcher block countertops and stainless appliances. Across 1, 582 square feet, two bedrooms and one bathroom offer a welcoming place to settle in, with an unfinished lower level for storage and whatever comes next.Outside, the Pacific Northwest does what it does best. Trees, rain, and Forest Park practically at your doorstep. Sauvie Island down the road, with St. Johns, University of Portland, NW Portland, and downtown within reach.For anyone who’s ever slowed down passing an old house and wondered what life might look like inside—this one’s worth pulling over for. [Home Energy Score = 6. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10188065]