4224 SE 33rd Pl

Portland, OR 97202

Duplex Alert! Live in the main level unit & rent out the other; ask your lender about subsidizing your mortgage w/ rental income!! Built for a Civil War soldier in 1907, then remodeled as a legal duplex in the 1920s. Rescued by the current owners in 2020, this duplex has been significantly updated while retaining what remained of the original charm. This thorough remodel included strengthening the structure, rebuilding the wood windows, remodeling the interior, and reimagining the backyard. While the home has a rich history, be confident knowing that the plumbing & electrical are modern and the roof was replaced in 2017. Kenilworth Park is just one house over, has 8.4 acres of open space, rolling hills, tennis courts, a play-structure, & Grout Elementary. So how was the house divided? Unit 4224 enjoys the main level, the bulk of the basement, and the backyard. It has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and the more extensive remodel. Unit 4226 is on the upper level, has a private deck, access to shared laundry & storage in the basement, and territorial views of the neighborhood & park. Whether you are just starting your real estate adventure, or looking to add a rental to your portfolio, this duplex is truly worthy of your consideration. [Home Energy Score = 2. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10184879]

Listing courtesy of Harrison Whitmarsh of ELEETE Real Estate ?



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