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Historic 1924 Garthwick Tudor Hits Portland Market

A stunning and meticulously updated 1924 Tudor Revival has officially hit the Portland real estate market for $1,399,000. Located in the exclusive and tightly knit Garthwick enclave, this property perfectly showcases the timeless appeal of historical architecture.

Nestled between Sellwood and the Waverly Country Club, this historic enclave features a diverse mix of architectural gems. Real estate enthusiasts often study these properties to understand the evolution of regional architecture across the Pacific Northwest.

Inside the 1924 Garthwick Tudor Revival

Contractor Tom Huckabee led an extensive renovation that preserved the 3,000-square-foot home’s historic character while integrating modern upgrades. Main floor details include polished top-nailed oak floors, arched doorways, preserved woodwork, and a stunning Batchelder tile fireplace.

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Preserved Details and Modern Luxuries

The kitchen and upstairs bathrooms were thoughtfully updated with high-end appliances, soft-close cabinets, and custom fixtures. Meanwhile, a 271-square-foot rear addition introduces a spacious main-floor primary suite complete with a marble-clad bathroom and a walk-in closet.

Outdoor Living and Rare Neighborhood Perks

The property sits on a generous third-acre lot that accommodates a large patio, a three-car garage, and a driveway large enough to fit a pickleball court. For those interested in exploring creative property layouts, our home design guides offer plenty of inspiration.

Exclusive Enclave Benefits

An added bonus is the detached 431-square-foot guest house situated near the rear alleyway, featuring its own full bathroom and living space. Avid fans of local architecture tours will appreciate that while the home carries a Portland address, it cleverly avoids Multnomah County tax bills, making listings in this neighborhood exceptionally rare.

 
Here is the source article for this story: Property Watch: A Refreshed Tudor In a Neighborhood Few Have Heard Of

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