Tucked away on a lot lush with plantings in Northwest Portland, Oregon, is this four-bed, three-bath home built more than a 120 years ago. Considering its age, the three-level home and surrounding property are in remarkable shape, boasting a buffet of historic details.

Through the front door of the 2,390-square-foot home is an entryway that connects to a family room and a separate living area with a gorgeous box beam ceiling, an original fireplace, hardwood floors, and wainscoting that continues into an adjacent dining room. There, a bold blue ceiling creates a vibrant atmosphere that plays off the home’s traditional character.

From the dining room, a hallway with a sink and storage leads to a spacious kitchen, which is painted the same yellow as the dining room. A classic Aga stove in a teal color is flanked by cabinetry, and an abundance of windows and skylights bring in plenty of natural light. The main level is complete with a full bath and a bedroom that’s currently arranged as an office space.

From the main floor, a stair rises to a landing with the home’s laundry facilities. Off the landing area two more bedrooms, a bathroom with a freestanding tub and shower, and an auxiliary exercise room positioned below the pitch of the roof. Skylights new to the home bring in additional light throughout the second story. From the main level, a set of stairs lead into the basement, which has been converted into a suite complete with a kitchenette, a dining area, a living area, a bedroom, and a bathroom.

Outside, the home’s backyard features a hardscape in natural stone that’s framed by maple trees, ferns, and potted plants. Situated in the Alphabet District in the Nob Hill neighborhood, the classic home is walkable to nearby restaurants, shops, and schools. Scroll on to see more of the immaculate 1900 Portland Craftsman, now listed at $1,150,000.

2366 NW Glisan Street in Portland, Oregon, is currently listed for $1,150,000 by Sarita Dua of Keller Williams Realty Professionals.

Know of a home for sale or rent that should be featured on Dwell.com? Find out how to submit to Dwell.

Also Appears In

A Craftsman Built in 1900 Just Hit the Market for $1.2M in Portland