128 Northeast 43rd Avenue

Set on a prominent corner in Portland’s historic Laurelhurst neighborhood, this beautifully maintained 1925 Mediterranean Revival feels very much a part of the landscape around it. Designed more than a century ago by the Olmsted Brothers and now recognized as a National Register Historic District, Laurelhurst has long been defined by remarkable architecture, mature trees and thoughtfully planned green spaces. Here, that legacy continues in an extraordinary garden wrapping the corner lot in layers of mature, impeccably tended plantings, with a charming side patio tucked into the landscape. Curved stucco walls, arched details, a beautiful, unique barrel ceiling and original architectural character speak to the home’s Mediterranean Revival roots, while generous living and dining rooms, a sunny breakfast nook and a 2-car garage add to its everyday appeal. Beautifully maintained, the home is equally ready to be enjoyed as it is or thoughtfully reimagined for its next century. With two bedrooms, a full bath and the primary living spaces all on the main level, daily life can unfold entirely on one floor, with upper and lower levels offering additional space when wanted. A rare opportunity to make a home in one of Portland’s most storied neighborhoods. OF NOTE: Newer furnace, AC, newer Anderson windows, irrigation system. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10250982]