Find Your Place At Market Street Apts

The property is a ten-unit community located in the Mill Park neighborhood of Portland, Oregon. There are seven two-bedroom/one-and-one-half bathroom townhouse units house in two duplexes and a triplex. The single story triplex

contains a two-bedroom/one-bathroom flat, a three-bedroom/two-bathroom flat, and a three-bedroom/two-bathroom unit with a full finished basement. The basement provides that unit with a very large family room/den, as well as two additional bonus rooms and a storage space. Units have dishwashers, stackable washer/dryers, private fenced yards/patios, and airconditioning.

Select units have fireplaces and/or storage sheds in the back yard. There is substantial off-street parking, with approximately twenty spaces. The year of construction is 1973, and with the exception of the single-story triplex, all buildings are on concrete slab. The units are all well-maintained.

The Mill Park neighborhood of Portland is just opposite Montavilla across Interstate-205. The immediate neighborhood surrounding the subject property is quiet and predominantly residential, with exception of Portland Christian Grade School to the east, Fir Ridge K-12 to the west, Mill Park Elementary one block south, and Mill Park Baptist Church and Gethesemane Lutheran Church both just across Market Street. Located on and immediately around the Southeast Stark Street and Southeast Washington Street couplet are plenty of shopping, dining and employment opportunities include many major banks, insurance and health care. Within a mile retail options include Target, Bed Bath & Beyond, The Home Depot and many more, as well as both local and national dining options from Olive Garden and Burger King to Sayler's Old Country Kitchen, a long-standing local favorite.

The Portland-Vancouver region is renowned for its scenic beauty, set within a temperate climate and offering a multitude of activities. The metro contains more than 37,000 acres of parks and provides numerous opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, including hiking and biking trails, skiing on Mount Hood, and wind

surfing on the Hood River. The metro also lies just 60 miles east of the Pacific Ocean, where visitors and residents alike can surf, watch migrating whales or enjoy 330 miles of beaches along the Oregon coast. Professional sports teams include the NBA Trailblazers, MLS Timbers and the WHL Winterhawks.

For those who enjoy cultural activities, Portland- Vancouver has a plethora of museums, including the Portland Art Museum, Portland Children’s Museum, the World Forestry Center Discovery Museum and the Maryhill Museum of Art in Goldendale. Plays are staged by the many theater companies, notably the Portland Center for the Performing Arts and the Northwest Children’s Theater. Other facilities of interest are the Japanese Gardens, the Oregon Zoo and many microbreweries.