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WEB ID: 93876799

1630 NW EASTBROOK Beaverton, OR 97006

Beaverton, OR 97006

for sale | Condo | Built in 1978

2 beds
1 bath/1 half bath
1026 Approx. Sqft
$335,000 USD

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The Details

About 1630 NW EASTBROOK, Beaverton, Washington, OR 97006

Welcome to this beautiful end-unit condo in the desirable Tanasbrook community! This remodeled home showcases a stunning 2022 renovation with high-end finishes throughout. The stylish kitchen features sleek shaker cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and quartz countertops that offer both durability and elegance with their smooth, polished surface. A custom herringbone tile backsplash adds a designer touch, while...
Listing Courtesy of MORE REALTY, (503) 353-6673, PORTLAND:637757641

key features

  • 1 Fireplace
  • Central air
  • Washer/Dryer
  • Wood Burning
  • Pond
  • Pool
  • Porch
  • RV Parking
  • Athletic Court
  • Built In Hot Tub
  • Central Air Cooling
  • Commons
  • Composition Roof
  • Fenced
  • Forced Air Heating
  • Garage on Main Level
  • Gentle Sloping
  • Heat Pump Cooling
  • Level
  • Parking Pad
  • Private Road
  • Sauna
  • Tennis court(s)
  • Trees
  • Utility Room On Main
  • Yard
  • Beaverton

    Beaverton is technically the second biggest city in Washington County, but is, in all intents and purposes, its largest. (Portland, which holds the top spot, is mostly located in Multnomah County.) In many ways, Beaverton serves as an extension of western Portland, whose boundaries it shares, but Beaverton’s distance from the urban core of Central City give it a more suburban vibe. Unlike other suburbs that exist only as commuter towns, Beaverton has a strong economy of its own, with Nike’s headquarters located nearby in unincorporated Washington County, while the corridor between Beaverton and Hillsboro is known as Silicon Forest and serves as home to Intel, Tektronix, and other tech companies. There are branches of many Portland favorites here, including an outpost of Powell’s Books, as well as a popular food cart pod. Beaverton's residential architecture ranges from mid-century beauties to thoughtfully designed new-development single-family houses.

    Sales History for 1630 NW EASTBROOK
    datepricelisting status
    08/27/2002$98,000Sold
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