Apartment in Portland, OR
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About this apartment rental
Bedrooms: two, each with a queen bed and closet space.
Living room: an unusually comfortable couch, a smart TV, and a dining table that doubles as a desk for anyone working.
Kitchen: full, with a gas stove, dishwasher and the cooking basics.
Bathroom: one, with a large shower. Washer and dryer in the laundry room. A mini-split in the living room cools the whole apartment in summer, and wall heaters warm each room in winter. Your dog is welcome.
The apartment is yours, with a keypad smart lock on your own entrance. Your code arrives by message before check-in. Bags can be left inside from noon on arrival day. The upstairs of the house is a separate home.
Check-in is self-guided, so you can arrive on your own schedule. I'm a message away whenever you need anything during your stay.
Buckman is the close-in SE neighborhood where you can walk to a show, a bar and breakfast without crossing a busy road. Revolution Hall, the concert venue in the old high school, is four minutes away. La Lucha Coffee on Stark is three. The Paper Bridge, for Vietnamese bún chả, is about eight. Burnside's bars and Belmont's shops are each a few blocks, Hawthorne a 15-minute walk, and downtown is 37 minutes on foot across the Burnside Bridge or 8 by car. Colonel Summers Park is the local green space.
Street parking is free and unrestricted. It's easy on weekdays and tighter on Friday and Saturday evenings when Revolution Hall has a show, so arrive early or expect a block's walk.
Buses on Burnside, Stark and Belmont all reach downtown in about 10 minutes. By car, downtown is 8 minutes and PDX airport 14.
It's the lower level of a house, so you'll sometimes hear the people upstairs. Recent construction work reduced it a lot. Dogs are welcome at no charge. Towels are provided, washcloths aren't.
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