3323 NE 16th Ave, Portland, OR 97212

This historic 1920s Irvington bungalow, highlighted in the "Old House Journal" and "Arts & Crafts Homes" magazines, retains its original 1920s features and charm while being upgraded for modern living. This rare, restored 3 bedroom single story home with basement, brings easy living to the 1920s Arts and Crafts style. Each room offers generous living spaces with walk-in bedroom closets and unencumbered access thru the wide hallway and doorways. Accessibility to the home includes a ramp from the driveway to the front door entrance. The charisma of the 1920s era is retained with the Portico entry, original oak hardwood floors, beautiful millwork, vintage fixtures, interior French doors, box beam ceiling and Arts & Crafts style fireplace. The kitchen has been preserved with original built-ins and a refurbished, vintage O'Keefe & Merritt gas stove, and includes a breakfast nook with French door access to the lush backyard and outdoor dining. Similarly, the new bathroom has updated penny tile flooring, a vintage pillbox toilet and a new walk/roll-in shower tiled with floor to ceiling porcelain slabs.A detached garage and unfinished partial basement, in addition to the substantial built-ins found throughout the home, provide abundant storage.Upgrades/maintenance of the plumbing, electrical, insulation and HVAC system ensures the comfort, safety and easy modern living while enjoying the charm of this 1920s home. Participated in Historic Irvington Home Tours; architectural photos courtesy of Jim Heuer.Photographed and journaled for Arts and Crafts Home magazine (Vol XII, Number 3) and Old House Journal Edition October 2018. [Home Energy Score = 5. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10229824]