George H. Williams

The George H. Williams Condominiums deliver a rare opportunity to experience authentic, historic urban luxury inside Portland’s prestigious Alphabet Historic District. Originally constructed in 1883 as a Queen Anne-style townhouse structure for a prominent Oregon historical figure, this beautifully preserved mid-rise building stands on the National Register of Historic Places. The distinctive architectural structure contains a limited collection of character-rich units that highlight original exposed brick accents, grand double-hung windows that pull in classic Pacific Northwest light, soaring vaulted ceilings, and authentic vintage hardwood flooring.

Life at the George H. Williams community puts residents directly in the center of Portland’s most sophisticated and walkable neighborhood landscape. The incredibly well-maintained historic structure features secure building entry points and an active, tight-knit association of homeowners who closely protect the building’s heritage and structural siding. Achieving a perfect walkability rating, the building is situated just blocks away from the boutique shops of Northwest 23rd Avenue, local specialty supermarkets, legendary urban parks, and convenient streetcar lines. This community serves as an ideal urban sanctuary for residents who cherish historic architecture paired with a premier city footprint.