- ADDRESS:
- 1420 NW Lovejoy ST 725 Portland, OR 97209
- VIDEOS:
- Virtual Tour Print this Listing
- Price:
- $435,000
- Beds:
- 2
- Baths:
- 1.0
- Ft²:
- 1140
- MLS#:
- 568390588
- Type:
- Condo
- County:
- Multnomah
- Style:
- 1 Story
- Yr Built:
- 1910
- Status:
- Active
- Levels:
- 1
- Garage:
- Attached
- Nhood/Bldg:
- PEARL DISTRICT/ MARSHALL WELLS
- Heat:
- Forced Air
- Roof:
- Composition
- Elem:
- Chapman
- Middle:
- West Sylvan
- High:
- Lincoln
- Lot Desc:
- Commons, Gated, Level, Street Car
- Area:
- Portland NW/ SW/ S, Raleigh Hills
- Courtesy of:
- Cooper Realty LLC
- Remarks:
- Welcome to this exceptional top-floor penthouse in the historic Marshall Wells Lofts. As you step inside, you'll be greeted by an open floor plan with stunning 14' ceilings made from old-growth timber, all illuminated by abundant natural light streaming in from the courtyard. The unique cork flooring adds warmth and character to the space.This home has been thoughtfully updated since the building's conversion to condos in 2001, featuring sleek granite countertops in the kitchen, modern lighting, Shoji screens in one bedroom, and a spacious custom walk-in closet. The bathroom has also been remodeled for added convenience and style. Nearly all the kitchen appliances are brand new, enhancing the home's functionality. A versatile bonus space, currently used as a second bedroom, provides endless possibilities.Additionally, you'll enjoy the convenience of a deeded parking space and a generous 105-square-foot storage unit located near the parking stall on the second floor. All appliances, including the washer and dryer, are included. This is true loft-style living at its finest.The location is unbeatable, situated right on the streetcar line and just moments from Safeway. You'll also have easy access to an array of coffee shops, parks, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment in the vibrant Pearl District. According to Walk Score, this is a “Walker’s Paradise” with a score of 98, “Excellent Transit” with a score of 83, and a “Biker’s Paradise” with a score of 98.A bit of history about the building: Originally built in 1910, the structure was Warehouse #2 for the Marshall-Wells Hardware Company, a major wholesale distributor of hardware, saddlery, paints, and mining and railroad supplies. For a complete history of the building, please refer to the attachment in the listing.