1910 Historic Jessie Morehead House -98 WalkScore

Summary:

Welcome to a Registered Historic Home designed by renowned architect William C. Knighton, situated on NW 21st Ave with a WalkScore of 98. Original woodwork, fixtures, and tasteful furnishings add timeless elegance to your stay.



The unbeatable location puts you steps away from highly rated restaurants and bars. The only challenge will be deciding which spot to try first. Experience the perfect blend of historic charm and modern convenience in this architectural gem.



The Space:

You’ll have exclusive access to the top two floors of the building, ensuring plenty of privacy from the rest of the world. While the entry requires climbing some stairs, you’ll be rewarded with an elegant, fully stocked kitchen, a spacious dining room that comfortably accommodates your entire group, and a cozy living room featuring a giant 65" LG 4K UHD TV.



Each queen bed is situated in its own room, ensuring no shared walls for maximum privacy. With two full bathrooms and one half bath, you’ll never have trouble getting ready in the morning. Enjoy the perfect blend of comfort and convenience in this exquisite space!



Thank you for considering our home, we hope to welcome you soon!



Guest Access:

You will have access to the entire unit with no shared spaces.



The Neighborhood:

Nestled in the vibrant and historic Northwest District. This prime location offers a perfect blend of urban excitement and charming neighborhood vibes, making it an ideal spot for visitors looking to experience the best of Portland.



The area around NW Everett St is renowned for its culinary delights. You’ll find an eclectic mix of top-rated restaurants, cozy cafes, and trendy bars within walking distance. From farm-to-table eateries and artisanal bakeries to international cuisine and food carts, there’s something to satisfy every palate. Don’t miss out on the local favorites like Salt & Straw for unique ice cream flavors and the iconic Blue Moon Tavern & Grill for a laid-back dining experience.



Just a few blocks away is the bustling NW 23rd Avenue, a shopper's paradise lined with an array of boutiques, vintage stores, and specialty shops. Whether you're hunting for unique fashion pieces, handmade jewelry, or quirky gifts, you'll find plenty of treasures to bring home. Powell's City of Books, the world’s largest independent bookstore, is also nearby, perfect for spending hours browsing through countless titles.



Nature enthusiasts will love the proximity to several beautiful parks. Take a leisurely stroll or have a picnic in Couch Park, or venture a bit further to explore the expansive Forest Park, one of the largest urban forests in the country, offering miles of hiking and biking trails. For a more relaxed outdoor experience, the Portland Japanese Garden and International Rose Test Garden in Washington Park are must-visit spots.



The neighborhood is rich in arts and culture, with numerous galleries, theaters, and live music venues. Catch a performance at the historic McMenamins Mission Theater, or visit local art galleries showcasing works from Portland’s thriving arts community.



Getting Around:

This prime location offers a variety of convenient transportation options to help you explore the city with ease.



With an impressive WalkScore® of 98, the neighborhood is incredibly walkable. You can easily access a wide range of dining, shopping, and entertainment options just a short stroll away. Enjoy a leisurely walk to nearby cafes, restaurants, boutique shops, and parks, all capturing the unique charm of Portland's vibrant Northwest District.



Portland is renowned for its bike-friendly infrastructure, and with a BikeScore® of 95, you'll find it exceptionally easy to explore the city on two wheels. The area features numerous bike lanes and the BIKETOWN bike share program, providing ample opportunities for cycling. There are bike racks nearby for secure parking, and the neighborhood’s flat terrain and scenic streets make biking particularly enjoyable.



TriMet, Portland’s public transit system, offers excellent options for getting around. The #15 and #77 bus lines run close to NW Everett St, offering convenient access to downtown Portland and other key areas. Additionally, the nearby Portland Streetcar provides an efficient and scenic route to various parts of the city, including the Pearl District and South Waterfront.



Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are readily available in the area, offering a convenient way to travel further afield or when you’re in a hurry. Traditional taxis can also be hailed or scheduled in advance, providing another reliable transportation option.



If you have a car, on-street parking is available, though it may be limited during peak hours. Be sure to check the parking signs for any restrictions. For longer stays or guaranteed spots, there are nearby parking garages and lots that offer hourly or daily rates.



Portland also has several car-sharing services, such as Zipcar and Getaround, providing the flexibility of a rental car without the need for traditional rental agencies. With these transportation options, you'll find it easy to navigate Portland and enjoy all the city has to offer. Enjoy your stay and happy exploring!



Interaction with Guests:

I live in the downstairs unit and so I will be readily available to help you with any issue questions that arise.