1927 NE Tillamook St, Portland, OR 97212

Listed on VRBO for short term rental, but also available after August 1 as a FURNISHED long term rental at a reduced rate. Grand historic mansion* with an updated luxury kitchen, master bedroom, and bath in the heart of Portland's Irvington neighborhood. The home is provided fully furnished. The home sits on a double lot with lush gardens in a private setting. Some furniture and artwork may change from the pictures provided. All rooms are not pictured. Walk score of 84 and bike score of 99. Walkable to restaurants, cafes, parks, dog parks, grocery, theater, and gyms. Over 5,000 square feet featuring 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and a 1/2 bath. The main floor living space features an open recently renovated high-end kitchen with a Carrera marble island and counters, Wolf and Sub-Z appliances, and outdoor access; as well as a formal dining room and living room, powder room, and den with an attached office. Outdoor entertainment includes two decks, a BBQ area, and an alfresco dining area. The basement - only available for long term rentals - includes a large finished family room and laundry room. The second floor includes an updated primary bedroom and Carrera marble bath, and 2 additional bedrooms, a full bath, and a sunroom. The third floor includes 2 bedrooms, a sitting area, and a full bathroom. *Governor Chamberlain Home Historical Information This is one of the most historically significant houses in Portland's Irvington District, which is one of the few designated historic neighborhoods in the US. The Governor Chamberlain Home was designed in 1891 as a classic Shingle Style Victorian by famous Portland architects Whidden and Lewis. In 1904, Oregon politician George Chamberlain and his wife purchased the house. Chamberlain became Governor of Oregon in 1902 and passed many vital laws in his two terms. In 1909 he was elected US Senator and served two terms. In 1916 Chamberlain was offered the nomination for Vice President of the United States by Woodrow Wilson. But he declined in favor of a return to Portland and his beloved house in Irvington! Governor Chamberlain's daughter, Carrie Lee, became the very first Rose Festival Queen in 1907 (Queen Flora). The Chamberlain House was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991 for its connection with one of Oregon's most respected citizens. Short-term rental up to 2 weeks: March 15 - July 31. Please inquire for availability and rates. Long-term rental: The tenant pays for utilities: water, electricity, gas, garbage, and Internet/TV as desired or we can average bills and add additional utility bills to rent. Landlord pays for weekly yard maintenance. No smoking is allowed. No large parties. Pets are considered with a pet deposit. Please inquire. Monthly professional housekeeping is required.