3104 NE Us Grant Pl

Portland, OR 97212

For the first time in over 20 years, 3104 NE US Grant is released to the open market! One of the single most coveted homes in Northeast Portland, originally built by Reimers and Jolivette in 1927, then completely renovated with multiple additions in 2008, has recently been taken to the next level by Arnal Design Build. As an encore to their record setting renovation of the CJ Smith Mansion, ADB has applied their discerning approach to this cherished home which now boasts numerous new amenities, including a newly expanded lot situated on over a quarter acre! Home to 4+ bedrooms, each with their own bathroom, across a 4000+ square foot floor plan unlike any other home in Portland, this is a one of a kind property that is as highly regarded for its stunning architecture as it is for its incredible functionality. Situated in the middle of one of the most sought after streets in northeast, this address is beloved across the community where those who have attended parties and functions here will quickly remark about it being their favorite home. With one of the single best yards on the eastside, custom amenities on every floor, an unrivaled primary suite on the main and new six figure hardscape and grounds, it is no surprise why this home is beloved by so many. Pool and Pool-house images are proposed renderings.

Listing courtesy of Jim Arnal of Windermere Realty Trust 503-351-3000



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