309 Southeast 47th Avenue

North Tabor doesn't part with double lots. This is the exception. Two combined parcels, Lots 6 and 7, deliver a rare 11,800 square feet on 0.27 acres in one of Southeast Portland's most enduring neighborhoods — walkable to Mt. Tabor Park, Hawthorne, and the shops and restaurants of Belmont. The existing structure, a 1901 craftsman with 2,976 square feet across a main floor, upper loft, and unfinished basement, remains fully intact and livable today, with forced-air gas heat and central air added in 2022. A 2-car detached garage sits at the rear of the property. The lot's depth, width, and separate-parcel configuration make it a candidate for ADU development, subject to the buyer's own due diligence with the City of Portland. This is not a renovation project. It is land — the kind North Tabor releases rarely, and the kind that becomes harder to secure every year this neighborhood continues to prove itself.