A 1920s Craftsman Where Nothing Needs Fixing Some homes ask you to imagine what they could be. This one is already there. Set on a quiet block in the Alberta Arts District, this 1,850-square-foot Craftsman bungalow has been thoughtfully updated without erasing the details that made it worth saving — and it shows the moment you walk through the door. The original fir floors run through the main living areas, warm and solid underfoot. The kitchen was rebuilt with intention: quartz counters, a farmhouse sink, and enough counter space to actually cook. A new roof (2022) and detached garage mean the practical side of homeownership is handled. The covered front porch faces west — you'll figure out what that's worth in about three evenings. Alberta Arts District is one of the few Portland neighbourhoods where you can genuinely leave the car in the garage on a Sunday. The Farmers Market, the coffee shops, the restaurants worth a reservation — all of it is within a 10-minute walk. Downtown is a 10-minute drive. Showings begin Thursday. Offers reviewed Sunday evening.