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Charming Floating Home on the Willamette River, Portland, OR

Listing ID 22002796 | Updated 170 days ago

$425,000
Willing to negotiate
For Sale

7720 SW Macadam Ave 14
Portland, OR 97219
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2 beds, 2 baths
Single Family

Ask the Owner

Mardi Johnson
1-800-THE-OWNER
(800-843-6963)
Enter Listing ID 22002796

About this Property

Bedrooms:2 Bathrooms:2 Floors:2.0 Square Footage:985

Year Built:1989 School District:N/A Garage Size:0.0 Lot Size:31x61 Ft.
0.04 Acre(s)

Amenities:Waterfront, Central AC, Carpeted Floors, Appliances Included, Patio/Balcony, Central Heating, Deck/Porch, Jetted Bathtub, Sprinkler System, View

Surrounded by beauty and nature, this floating home is perfect in every way. [Yes, it is a floating home like the one featured in “Sleepless in Seattle” just in case you wondered!]

Situated on the Willamette River it is part of a group of 35 homes and is just across the river from the 105-year-old Oaks Park. There are two bedrooms, two bathrooms and two levels with multiple decks and views on the river. The kitchen features high-end cabinets and appliances along with granite countertops. The float is sized so that an add-on of a third bedroom and formal dining area is an option. Portland city center with all of its activities and entertainment is just three miles away. This is a resort in the summer and a retreat in the winter. Life does not get any better than this!

Plus: Free moorage for a pleasure boat, garage available, heat pump, gas grill on deck, spaces on house deck for jet ski and small sail boat.

Note that price includes the slip which is valued at $250,000.

Contact the Owner

Call the Owner

Mardi Johnson
1-800-THE-OWNER
(800-843-6963)
Enter Listing ID 22002796

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