This charming 1928 bungalow in the Roseway neighborhood reflects the Portland we love. From the historic detail of the house itself to the passionate and colorful neighborhood, this home is meant for friendship, family, and conversation. The 3-bedroom, 2-bath home has original hardwood floors, cozy living room with wood-burning fireplace, and bay windows that look out on the peaceful residential street where neighbors walk their dogs or talk together on their way to the library, donut shop, or food carts. The kitchen has a farmhouse-style sink and spacious woodblock countertops with room for food prep and appliances. Share meals with friends or family in the dining room, on the covered back porch, or on the back deck. The first floor bedroom (which could be a lovely office space) offers another view of the front yard and street. The two upstairs bedrooms are full of natural light from the skylight. The cedar-planked basement has a rustic feel and plenty of living space and storage space, including a laundry room and bathroom with shower. The house has a new roof, furnace and newer water heater. The fenced backyard is a tranquil sanctuary for quiet morning coffee or afternoon happy hours with friends. When in full bloom, many visitors have described it as a secluded secret garden. A small backyard shop provides an inspiring creative space to pursue hobbies or make art, and behind the shop there is a gardening shed. This delightful home offers easy access to both urban amenities and natural areas. It?s walking distance to the grocery store, public transit, schools, and the library as well as parks, greenspaces, and protected natural areas. Close to the Rose City Golf Course, The Grotto and parks in all directions, outdoor adventures or leisure walks are right outside your doorstep. The proximity to I-205 makes commuting to work or exploring the city and beyond convenient. Welcome! Your next chapter begins here!