Hip and Historic! If a building could embody the spirit of vintage Portland, The Irving Classic is it. A blend of Colonial Revival and Craftsman architecture, this 1907 beauty welcomes you in with a lush, romantic courtyard entrance full of towering palms and blooming flowers, surrounded by New Orleans inspired wraparound walkways. It feels like a special secret and is always a beautiful place to come home to. Upon opening the door to your lovely first floor, corner unit condo, your eyes take in all the classic touches and historic charm—fir floors, high ceilings, and thick wood moldings. A large, deep clawfoot tub for a day’s end relaxing soak, and an original, solid wood pocket door that vanishes elegantly into the architecture of the room, are two more period details that make a vintage lover’s heart go pitter pat. …
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2127 Northwest Irving Street 105
Hip and Historic! If a building could embody the spirit of vintage Portland, The Irving Classic is it. A blend of Colonial Revival and Craftsman architecture, this 1907 beauty welcomes you in with a lush, romantic courtyard entrance full of towering palms and blooming flowers, surrounded by New Orleans inspired wraparound walkways. It feels like a special secret and is always a beautiful place to come home to. Upon opening the door to your lovely first floor, corner unit condo, your eyes take in all the classic touches and historic charm—fir floors, high ceilings, and thick wood moldings. A large, deep clawfoot tub for a day’s end relaxing soak, and an original, solid wood pocket door that vanishes elegantly into the architecture of the room, are two more period details that make a vintage lover’s heart go pitter pat. And, the windows! The living room is awash with natural light—your plants will be so happy here! Wonderful amenities abound in the building: double gates (updated secured access w/ Fob), laundry room (free to residents and features newer machines!), a secured bike storage room (with maintenance station),& most utilities are included in the HOA fees. The building also welcomes your furry companions. The Alphabet District/Nob Hill location of this home means that just about anything you need is virtually right outside your door—Ken’s Artisan Bakery, Sterling Coffee, Trader Joes, Cinema 21, and countless restaurants, boutiques, and fitness options. And, if you’re a nature lover, Forest Park and Washington Park are close by, where you can lounge among the roses and the evergreens.The coolness factor here is a 10/10-This iconic building was even featured in Gus Van Sant’s 1989 film Drugstore Cowboy. Come check out this delightful home situated in a well-loved and well-tended historical building in the heart of a thriving community, with endless neighborhood options to explore and enjoy—It’s places like this that make Portland so special!
