8028 N BURLINGTON AVE

Portland, OR 97203

Townhouse style 3 bedroom condo in the Matthew Frank complex. On a tree-lined street in the heart of downtown St Johns, the light filled main floor has an open floor plan with the living, dining and kitchen flowing seamlessly, creating a perfect space for entertaining or getting cozy by the gas fireplace. Sit outside on your private deck to have a morning cup of coffee and toast your successes with your favorite drink while you watch the west facing sunsets. Upstairs you will find three bedrooms, laundry and two full baths. The vaulted primary bedroom has tall windows permeating the room with light, spacious en suite bathroom, walk-in closet and sunset views. Built with energy efficiencies such tankless water heater and dual heat (gas fireplace and zonal heating). Plus one car garage! One block off the vibrant downtown, welcoming and community-driven neighborhood with great amenities such as the St Johns Food Carts, farmers market, great restaurants, small and charming movie theatres, eclectic local shops and a near-by grocery options. Local attractions include Cathedral Park, University of Portland, close access to Forest Park, Smith & Bybee lake and the iconic St Johns Bridge. Enjoy festivals and concerts in the park as well as the boat ramp with a beach. Walk and Bike Score is 93+ and Tri-Met is nearby.

Listing courtesy of Jennifer Johnston of eXp Realty, LLC 5037842204



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