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WEB ID: 92008016

1314 NW IRVING, 404 Portland, OR 97209

Portland, OR 97209

for sale | Condo | Built in 1925

1 bed
1 bath
1325 Approx. Sqft
outdoor space
$548,500
  • Maintenance/Common Charges: $1,002
  • Annual Tax: $8,972.00
  • Available Immediately

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WEB ID: 92008016

1314 NW IRVING, 404 Portland, OR 97209

Portland, OR 97209

for sale | Condo | Built in 1925

1 bed
1 bath
1325 Approx. Sqft
outdoor space
$548,500
  • Maintenance/Common Charges: $1,002
  • Annual Tax: $8,972.00
  • Available Immediately

The Details

About 1314 NW IRVING, 404, Portland, Multnomah, OR 97209

Live in the unique and historic Irving Street Lofts, one of the few live-work buildings in Portland. A landmark in the vibrant Pearl District neighborhood. This beautiful and sophisticated airy loft in the converted 1925 warehouse is dreamy. Views of the stunning city skyline and natural light flow in from the large south-facing windows illuminating the spacious open floor plan. 12.5’ high ceilings, exposed column...
Listing Courtesy of NEIGHBORS REALTY, (503) 444-9338, PORTLAND:24221686

key features

  • Central air
  • Washer/Dryer
  • Accessible Doors
  • Accessible Elevator Installed
  • Accessible Hallway(s)
  • Deck
  • Deeded
  • Flat Roof
  • Heat Pump Cooling
  • Hot Water Heating
  • Minimal Steps
  • Off Street
  • One Level
  • Radiant Heating
  • Walk In Shower
  • Pearl District

    The Pearl District’s reputation as Portland’s chic, artistic neighborhood stands out in a city already bursting with cool, fashionable nabes. Its position as hipster central owes a lot to its origins as a former industrial area, with its gritty spaces and concrete cool lending a sheen of urban authenticity, while luring artists and developers alike. In the 1980s — and accelerating through the 2000s — those artists and developers, spurred on by a change in city zoning, created a neighborhood out of empty warehouses and abandoned railway yards, with converted lofts installed in old factories and brand-new condo towers rising alongside art galleries, well-curated boutiques, and cutting-edge restaurants. Powell’s Books, arguably the city’s most famous retailer, was an early arrival here, opening in 1971 and transforming a former car dealership into the world’s largest bookstore and a Portland icon.

    Sales History for building
    dateunitpriceapprox. sq. ft.bedsbaths
    11/01/2024205A B$262,000154900
    11/01/2024205A B$262,000154901
    04/01/2003406$204,00073411
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