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$1,550,000
5 beds · 4 baths · 3,978 sqft
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$1,550,000
Text KatThis home sits in Portland. Built in 1913.
Gracefully positioned among Irvington's most admired residences, this exceptional Craftsman celebrates its architectural heritage while being thoughtfully restored for the way we live today. Original leaded-glass windows, newly refinished hardwood and vertical-grain fir floors, a gracious formal entry, sweeping staircase, gas fireplace, and extraordinary built-ins reflect an era when craftsmanship mattered and homes were built to last.At the heart of the home, a timeless chef's kitchen pairs marble countertops, inset cabinetry, commercial-grade gas cooking, stainless appliances, and an inviting breakfast nook where mornings begin slowly and conversations linger. Upstairs, four generous bedrooms plus a nursery or office are anchored by a serene primary suite with abundant storage and a beautifully remodeled double-vanity bath and large walk-in closet. The finished lower level—with high ceilings and a full bath—offers remarkable flexibility for guests, media, fitness, or multi-generational living. French doors blur the line between indoors and out, opening to a private garden retreat where dinners on the deck, evenings around the fire pit become part of everyday life. Modern improvements—including a newer roof (2018), complete interior paint, central air conditioning, seismic retrofit, French drain system, and a long driveway leading to a sturdy detached garage. A short stroll to St. Simon Coffee Roasters, Whole Foods, neighborhood restaurants, Irvington Elementary, Grant High School, and the Catlin Gabel/OES bus route. A timeless Irvington classic—beautifully restored, thoughtfully updated, and ready for its next chapter.