Tucked back on 1.49 peaceful acres, this historic 3-bedroom, 1-bath home offers the kind of privacy that’s hard to find, but is closer than you’d think. A sweeping horseshoe driveway welcomes you in, and the home, once the original whistle stop for the old Burlington train station, sits far enough off the road that the only sound you’ll notice is the breeze through the old growth trees. Here, the pace slows down. Morning coffee comes with quiet, evenings come with open sky, and there’s more than enough land to let your imagination roam: gardens, animals, a workshop, or simply room to stretch out. Open living spaces make for an easy flow throughout the home and invite you to add your personal touches, so bring your vision. With a 1-car garage, large back deck, and easy one-level living, it’s comfortable today with plenty of potential for tomorrow. An attached garage and large detached shed offer ample storage, and there’s plenty of space for your RV, boat, or camper. Best of all, you get country living with city access; 6 minutes gets you to Sauvie’s Island, and shopping on NW 23rd is a quick 20 minutes. Conveniently located between Highway 30 and Highway 26, and a stone’s throw from Forest Park trails, both work and play are never far away. Updates include newer vinyl Anderson windows and doors (2024), hardwood floors (2018), mini split for heating and cooling (2018), roof (2015), gutters (2024), electrical panel (2020), and updated pex plumbing (2013). Your homestead vision is closer than you think. Come settle in.