1. Oregon
2. Portland
3. 3634 N Michigan Ave A

3634 N Michigan Ave A, Portland, OR 97227

• 4 beds |
• 3 baths |
• 2,286 sqft

Property Description

In the heart of the Mississippi District sits this beautiful 1900 Victorian that has been completely renovated to the studs in 2015/16. New siding, windows, roof etc. were done during this home's remodel. Architect Brian Melton and Trademarx Construction helped the owner design and build this multi-dwelling compound comprised of a 2 bed 1 bath main original house with full basement secured to frame (1600 sq ft), a detached studio/bedroom of the main house with full bath, kitchenette and loft (140 sq ft) and a 2 bed 1 bath ADU (546 sq ft). All 3 dwellings were designed with high/vaulted ceilings in every unit with tons of natural light to bring the outdoors in. Very tasteful and durable finishes throughout to keep with the natural earth tone theme and for longer lasting use from short/long term tenants. Private patios and decks with covers. Communal gardens with a lovely row of roses and a wrought iron gate with archway along the front give the feel of an English garden. Currently used as an active Airbnb and residence of the owner but the options are endless and income producing. Don't miss the opportunity to tour this property that sits just 1 block off of Mississippi St where the choices for dining and shopping are abundant!

Listing Status:

Active

Date Added:

August 21, 2025 at 05:00AM

Listing Office:

John L. Scott Portland Central : 503-230-8600

Listing Agent:

Austin Sabin : 503-522-5233

MLS ID:

590030280

Interior

• General: Ceiling fanWasher dryer
• Appliances: DisposalFree standing refrigeratorPantryQuartz
• Basement: Exterior entryFull basementPartially finished
• A/C: Window unit
• Heating: Forced airWall heater
• Disability Feature: Caregiver quarters
• Eco/Green Feature: Added wall insulationDouble pane windowsForced air 95 plusInsulationand ceiling insulationTanklessZoned

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This listing courtesy of Austin Sabin, John L. Scott Portland Central