Perched above the Willamette River, this beautifully remodeled 4-bedroom, 2-bath home offers breathtaking views of the Willamette River, surrounding mountains, and lush forested landscape. Nestled in the desirable Linnton community, this home perfectly balances peaceful living with convenient access to the heart of Portland.Step inside to an inviting open-concept floor plan where expansive front windows frame the incredible scenery and fill the home with natural light. Thoughtful updates throughout include electrical, plumbing, roof, flooring, interior paint, appliances, and decking, providing modern comfort and peace of mind.The lower level offers exceptional flexibility with potential for a private guest suite, ADU, or income-producing rental opportunity (buyer to perform due diligence).Outside, enjoy room to spread out with RV parking and your own access to the trails of Forest Park right from the backyard—perfect for hiking, trail running, or simply enjoying nature. Experience the tranquility and privacy of this unique setting while remaining just minutes from NW 23rd Avenue, downtown Portland, shopping, dining, and entertainment.Whether you’re looking for stunning views, modern updates, outdoor adventure, or multi-generational living potential, this exceptional property truly has it all. Schedule your showing today!

Listing courtesy of Carly Allen of John L. Scott Portland Central (503) 544-2675



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