House in Portland, OR
10 guests · 4 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this house rental
New construction, finished in 2025, on the lower level of the house. Guests' most common word for it is "spacious".
Bedrooms: four. Three with queen beds, and a fourth with a bunk bed (two singles) plus a pull-out double trundle underneath, good for kids or the friends who drew the short straw.
Bathrooms: two full, one with a tub.
Living and dining: an open room with a couch, a TV, and a long dining table that seats the whole group, which is where everyone ends up.
Kitchen: fully stocked, with a dishwasher and a Keurig. Washer and dryer in the unit, fast Wi-Fi, air conditioning and heat.
The whole apartment is yours, entered through its own door with a keypad smart lock. The personal code is in your arrival message. Bags can be dropped from noon on arrival day. The house has three other apartments above with separate entrances.
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.
This is Eliot, the neighborhood between MLK and Williams that locals walk to for dinner. The MLK Street Food cart pod is four minutes away and solves the "ten people, ten opinions" problem. On Williams, seven minutes west, Eem does Thai barbecue worth the wait, Life of Pie does pizza for a crowd, and New Seasons (13 minutes) handles the big grocery run. Irving Park, 10 minutes, has a playground, courts and open lawn for the kids. Mississippi Avenue is a 17-minute walk, the Alberta Arts District 25.
Free street parking with no permits or limits. Groups with two or three cars park on the block without trouble, and one reviewer liked that they could see their car from the window.
Bus 6 on MLK is two blocks away and goes straight downtown, with the 4 on Williams and Vancouver as the alternative. Driving, the Moda Center is 8 minutes, downtown 16, PDX airport 18.
This is the lower level of a four-unit house. The ceilings and windows are what you'd expect of a daylight basement, and you'll hear the neighbors upstairs walking around at times, early mornings included. It's new and well insulated, but not silent. There are security cameras on the outside of the building, none inside. Towels are provided, washcloths aren't, so bring your own.
The neighbors here notice. Any party or crowd beyond the booked guest count gets reported, shut down, and the reservation ends on the spot.
Bedrooms: four. Three with queen beds, and a fourth with a bunk bed (two singles) plus a pull-out double trundle underneath, good for kids or the friends who drew the short straw.
Bathrooms: two full, one with a tub.
Living and dining: an open room with a couch, a TV, and a long dining table that seats the whole group, which is where everyone ends up.
Kitchen: fully stocked, with a dishwasher and a Keurig. Washer and dryer in the unit, fast Wi-Fi, air conditioning and heat.
The whole apartment is yours, entered through its own door with a keypad smart lock. The personal code is in your arrival message. Bags can be dropped from noon on arrival day. The house has three other apartments above with separate entrances.
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.
This is Eliot, the neighborhood between MLK and Williams that locals walk to for dinner. The MLK Street Food cart pod is four minutes away and solves the "ten people, ten opinions" problem. On Williams, seven minutes west, Eem does Thai barbecue worth the wait, Life of Pie does pizza for a crowd, and New Seasons (13 minutes) handles the big grocery run. Irving Park, 10 minutes, has a playground, courts and open lawn for the kids. Mississippi Avenue is a 17-minute walk, the Alberta Arts District 25.
Free street parking with no permits or limits. Groups with two or three cars park on the block without trouble, and one reviewer liked that they could see their car from the window.
Bus 6 on MLK is two blocks away and goes straight downtown, with the 4 on Williams and Vancouver as the alternative. Driving, the Moda Center is 8 minutes, downtown 16, PDX airport 18.
This is the lower level of a four-unit house. The ceilings and windows are what you'd expect of a daylight basement, and you'll hear the neighbors upstairs walking around at times, early mornings included. It's new and well insulated, but not silent. There are security cameras on the outside of the building, none inside. Towels are provided, washcloths aren't, so bring your own.
The neighbors here notice. Any party or crowd beyond the booked guest count gets reported, shut down, and the reservation ends on the spot.
Amenities
Air conditioning
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
TV
Heating
Coffee/tea maker
Refrigerator
Kitchen
WiFi/Internet
Microwave
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Dryer
Washer/dryer
Kitchenware
Kettle
Oven
Stove
Cribs or cots available
Ironing facilities
Towels
Linens
Dining table
Desk
Hairdryer
Fire extinguisher
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