420 NW 11TH AVE 712Portland, OR 97209




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Enter an interest rate to see your estimated monthly payment.Live large in the heart of the Pearl! This spacious 1,804 sq ft, 2-bedroom condo combines true urban loft character with an open, flexible floor plan and thoughtfully designed custom upgrades throughout. The showstopper is the fabulous wall of stained glass windows created by a celebrated Oregon artisan. It fills the home with natural light and offers impressive city views from the open living spaces. The open kitchen features upgraded cabinetry, generous counter space, an island and stainless appliances, flowing seamlessly into the living and dining areas—perfect for entertaining. The guest bath features a custom steam shower, creating a spa-like retreat at home. Wood flooring, contemporary finishes, soaring ceilings and distinctive architectural details add to the condo’s modern style and character.Secure covered parking, elevator access and controlled entry provide everyday convenience. Step outside and enjoy everything the Pearl District has to offer, with restaurants, coffee shops, shopping, galleries, parks and more just blocks away. Exceptional space, custom touches, incredible windows and city views—all in an unbeatable NW Portland location!
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