Courtesy of John L Scott Portland SW

Century-old Dutch Colonial home in northwest Portland, poised on a bluff, offering sweeping views of the city, snow-capped mountains - Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helens, and Mt. Rainier, and the Willamette River. Conveniently located. Just a short distance on foot or by bike to downtown Portland and the Willamette River; and a 10-minute stroll to the vibrant Northwest 23rd and 21st Avenues which showcase local boutiques, shops, and world-renowned eateries. Ideal for nature and outdoor enthusiasts. A mere quarter-mile from three trailheads, granting access to an expansive 80-mile trail system within the 5,200-acre Forest Park, the nation's largest urban forest. The home has two distinct entrances. The first is a grand front entry via a lush, vintage rhododendron garden, accented by the original 1923 stone stairs and terraces. To the rear of the home is an entrance from a private dead-end alley, with exclusive parking for up to four vehicles. The alley also offers easy access to the Hillside community center park entrance - ideal for recreation and pets. Three dining venues, both indoor and out, all presenting clear, year-round vistas of the city and Mt. Hood. Both the kitchen and primary suite have undergone high-end remodels. Traditional main floor layout featuring formal dining and living spaces, with elegant architectural features such as french doors and hand plastered ceilings, perfect for hosting gatherings of any size. Second floor also has a traditional layout with four large bedrooms, two of which enjoy magnificent views. Separate guest suite with full bathroom on lower level. Family room with additional bedroom and bathroom on third floor. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10219150]