One in an Enclave of Midcenturies, a Revamped Portland Residence Asks $1.1M
Location: 3905 NE Holman, Portland, Oregon
Price: $1,175,000
Original Architect: Perry Weber
Renovation Architect: Risa Boyer Architecture
Year Built: 1954
Footprint: 3,646 square feet (three bedrooms, three bath)
Lot Size: 0.17 acres
From the Agent: "Located just north of Concordia’s Fernhill Park is a little-known significant enclave of custom-designed midcentury homes, including this 1954 residence. Custom architecture, a Risa Boyer Architecture renovation, extensive artisan plaster-craft, and a park-facing corner location make this midcentury-modern home special. The home maintains most of its original design character and details, and includes a covered front patio facing the park, built-in Brazilian mahogany cabinetry, wood paneling, and hardwood or parquet floors throughout. With a separate garage entrance to the basement, it has ADU potential as well as room for more bedrooms in the future. Plus, neighbors soak for free in the Kennedy School pool, and Fernhill Park boasts free concerts and events throughout the summer, as well as an off-leash dog park, sports fields, tennis courts, running track, splash park, and playground."
From street-view, the roman-brick home appears to be one level, which makes for a pleasant surprise upon entry to find several floors, including a finished basement.
To provide for a more functional, modern layout, Risa Boyer Architecture reconfigured the home's floor plan, bringing the kitchen and dining area from the back of the house to the center, while opening up the spaces to the living room via a pass-through fireplace.
As part of the renovation, the masonry craftsmanship was done by David Rael, and the plaster work was completed by Christian Wolstencroft of Regency Plaster.
A large bathroom was added to the primary bedroom located on the upper level.
Clerestory windows allow plenty of natural light to sweep across the lower level.
3905 NE Holman in Portland, Oregon, is currently listed for $1,175,000 by Jeff Weithman of Real Estate Through Design / (W)here Real Estate.
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