




Welcome to our delightful 1920s Bungalow, perfectly situated in the heart of SE Portland just steps from the iconic Revolution Hall. This beautiful pet-friendly home offers an authentic Portland experience where the city's vibrant culture and charm are right at your doorstep.
The Bungalow features 3 uniquely designed bedrooms with 3 comfortable beds and 1 full bathroom, accommodating up to 5 guests. The master bedroom includes an ensuite bathroom with a large bathtub, accessible both from the bedroom and through the charming sun room. Each bedroom offers its own distinct style with plenty of closet and storage space for your belongings.
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This pet-friendly haven welcomes furry friends with provided dog towels, blankets, pet bowls, and beds. A large dog park sits directly across the street, making it ideal for pet owners. The backyard is fully fenced and pet-safe, though we recommend supervising pets as every dog is different. Please note the front yard has a low, open-style fence that is not escape-proof.
The location places you in one of Portland's most dynamic neighborhoods, where you can enjoy people-watching from the front porch while taking in the splendor of the Pacific Northwest's natural beauty. The spacious yard provides additional space to relax and unwind after exploring the city.
Practical details: Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. Pets are welcome, and long-term stays are available. If you need assistance with the shower, step-by-step instructions are provided in the Welcome Book.
Whether you're visiting Portland for business or leisure, this 1920s Bungalow provides the perfect starting point for your adventure. Experience true Portland living in this cozy home away from home in the Rose City, where comfort meets authenticity in SE Portland's beating heart.
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