Not Your Average Division Craftsman. Set on a sunny corner lot just one block from Division and directly on the Clinton Bikeway, this 1923 Craftsman Bungalow drops you into the middle of everything that makes Southeast Portland so easy to love: food, coffee, bars, bikes, and a life that mostly happens outside your car. Inside, the home leans into its personality in the best way. Built-ins and hand-crafted bookcases frame the living spaces, a classic vintage gas range anchors the kitchen, and the layout feels comfortable from day one. The living room is bright and welcoming with west- and south-facing windows, a fireplace, and generous shelving. A moody dining room adds depth and character, complete with a built-in buffet and a reading nook with hidden storage in the bench. The kitchen pairs open shelving with a cozy breakfast nook with built-in benches that make slow mornings feel inevitable rather than aspirational. A flexible main-floor bonus room opens to the backyard and works beautifully as a TV room, home office, or creative space. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms offer separation and privacy, while the basement provides laundry, excellent storage, and of course, a laundry chute. Out back, the yard is private, leafy, and easy to manage, with multiple seating areas for long dinners and last-minute gatherings. There is also a direct gate to Clinton Street, making bike commutes and coffee runs dangerously convenient. Behind the scenes, the roof was replaced in 2022, and interior paint refreshed in 2026. But the real magic is outside your front door: Better Days Cafe for coffee. Lauretta Jean's for pie. Ava Gene's, Someday, Oma's Hideaway, Harlow, Salt & Straw. Wellspent Market one block away for a last-minute grocery run. Clinton Market for late-night essentials. New Seasons when you need a full haul. Mt. Tabor when you need air. Walk Score 90. Bike Score 92. Car optional. Lifestyle mandatory. This is not a house that tries to be charming. It just is.
