4028 SE Nehalem St, Portland, OR 97202

This cute, bright 3-bedroom/1-bath Mid-century modern home offers the charm of the era with many updates, offering a haven for the urban gardener. Enter the living room with hardwoods, a wood-burning 50s masonry fireplace, and a bank of floor-to-ceiling windows, which bathe the space in an abundance of natural light. The dining area is to the left and flows directly into the updated galley-style kitchen with high-end True 24" under-counter chrome refrigerator drawers, as well as a chrome dishwasher and microwave. Back at the front door, the arched doorway to the right takes you to the bedrooms, also with hardwoods, and the updated bathroom. The finished basement boasts a spacious family room and a laundry area with washer/dryer and another refrigerator/freezer. The front yard has many bulbs for a vibrant seasonal show. Relax and entertain in the low-maintenance backyard with a large paved stone patio and ten raised garden beds. Tenants are free to claim a few of the raised beds and raise chickens in the well-equipped chicken coop as well. The yard also has two fig trees, one persimmon tree, and a grapevine. Other features include an attached one-car garage, a new roof in 2023, and a Nest Learning thermostat. The owner of the home resides in the ADU in the back of the house. Enjoy a great location in Woodstock neighborhood, blocks from the new Errol Heights City and Berkeley Parks. Walk to grocery shopping, the library, and food carts, as well as Spring Water Corridor, Reed College. Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden and Eastmoreland Golf Course are also nearby. Pet policy: Dogs up to 75 lbs and cats allowed Smoking policy: Smoking prohibited on the entire premises. Tenant pays for electricity, and will be billed back for water/sewer, gas, and garbage. Owner takes care of yard care in front and back yards. The open application period begins 2/24/25 at 11:42AM. Applications received before the open application period will receive an 8-hour penalty. Applications are processed in the order in which they are received. If multiple tenants are applying for a unit, the application is considered complete once all parties have submitted.