300 NW 8TH AVE 407

Portland, OR 97209

This gorgeous loft-style condo located in the heart of the Pearl District is ready to welcome you home! Drenched with light, this sought after corner unit has windows for days that allow light to fill the space on two sides! Featuring architectural columns, soaring ceilings, steel beams, and concrete floors, this unit also offers a Chef's Kitchen with updated appliances and the open living and dining spaces are ideal for entertaining or cozy private meals. Room to work from home, a private bedroom space and fantastic closet space! with a leafy green park view. The rooftop patio provides expansive views and is an ideal feature! The energy is real and there is no other unit with a better vibe and location on the market! Commute anywhere from here as it is in the epicenter Portland! Walk Score 100, Bike Score 99, Transit Score 99! This building is historic as it was initially constructed in 1909 as a six story cement warehouse. An extensive renovation occurred in 1999 with modern updates including seismic upgrades and the addition of 5 floors. Expansive views of the park blocks, patio/deck doors off living space, and so much more! So many appealing features, from the abundant natural light and architectural details and spacious layout! Deeded parking spot in the preferred garage G-03!

Listing courtesy of Tina Wyszynski of Cascade Hasson Sotheby's International Realty 5034816538



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