6834 SE Reed College Place sits in one of the most recognizable pockets of Eastmoreland—along a stretch defined by its wide, tree-lined boulevard and landscaped center median. With a grassy divider and walking path running through the middle, this is one of those streets that gives Eastmoreland its reputation—ordered, established, and quietly impressive. The home matches that setting. Originally built in 1939, it carries the architectural detail you’d expect—leaded glass, hardwood floors, and classic English cottage lines—but what sets it apart is how thoroughly it’s been updated. A new presidential roof, upgraded systems, a fully rebuilt basement, and a completely renovated kitchen with high-end appliances mean the heavy lifting has already been done, and done well. With over 3,200 square feet, four bedrooms, and a layout that’s both functional and flexible, the home lives comfortably without excess. Two gas fireplaces anchor the main spaces, while the lower level adds versatility—whether for guests, work, or everyday living.Eastmoreland itself is part of the appeal. Known for its intense charm, canopy of mature trees, cohesive architecture, and thoughtfully planned streets, it offers a level of consistency and calm that’s increasingly hard to find—while still being minutes from Sellwood and Woodstock. Bottom line: a well-executed renovation in one of Portland’s most iconic and beautiful neighborhoods. [Home Energy Score = 4. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10190675]