Maison unifamiliale à vendre, 14220 NE San Rafael ST, Portland, Oregon 97230, États-Unis

One of the first things you'll notice is the bright, fresh interior, highlighted by recently completed interior paint that complement the home's timeless architectural details. The refreshed color palette creates a clean and welcoming atmosphere while allowing the original craftsmanship and Mid-Century design elements to take center stage. The main living areas have been significantly improved with beautiful new Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring throughout the living room, dining room, half bath and kitchen combining contemporary style with exceptional durability. New carpeting has been installed in the main floor bedrooms and lower level family room, helping to create warm and inviting spaces where you can relax. Welcome to a home where classic Mid-Century Modern design meets meaningful recent improvements, creating an inviting blend of character, comfort, and opportunity. Lovingly maintained and thoughtfully refreshed, this residence showcases the pride of ownership that is immediately evident from the moment you step inside. Recent upgrades have already completed many of the most impactful improvements, allowing the next owner to enjoy a move-in-ready home while still having opportunities to personalize and build additional value over time. The most exciting opportunity lies within the substantial 21 x 13 foot bonus room located off the 3rd bedroom. This finished space represents a blank canvas ready for transformation. Possible uses for this versatile space include additional bedrooms, a home office suite, 2nd kitchen, creative studio, fitness center, workshop, game room, or home theater. Investors and buyers interested in exploring rental income possibilities may also see potential for creating an ADU with exterior access to the backyard from the family room! Outside, the spacious backyard provides a wonderful extension of the home's living areas with plenty of room for a garden. Does your vision include creating a peaceful retreat or an active gathering space?