Lovely 4-bedroom 2 bath craftsman bungalow with English country accents. One of the treasured original Oak Grove and Milwaukie area stone houses, built by English architect Charles Martin. It was the architect's own home until 1962. The home is listed on the local Clackamas County historic register. 

Lush greenery and set back from street on secluded parklike grounds a few blocks from the Willamette River.

Sunny, approx 10,000 square foot lot with room to garden.

Filled with charm and character. Beautiful built-in hutch and bookcase, vintage trim and original hardware. Original oak and fir flooring, wood-burning fireplace.

Two bedrooms on main, and two bedrooms up with good ceiling height. Full bathrooms on both floors. Sweet bonus area with south light - art studio, office, library or?

Only the second owner, this family has preserved the home's original character for 60 years...enjoy envisioning your own updates in keeping with its heritage.

Corner lot with driveway and detached double garage/shop in back on the side street for easy access. Second unpaved driveway in front. Garage has attic storage and workbench, and might have potential to be converted to second living area or ADU.

New high efficiency furnace and central air. 5 year old roof.

Near MAX light rail station, Elk Rock Island, and the Trolley Trail (6 mile bike/pedestrian path). Close by: Downtown Milwaukie shops and cafes like Spoke and Word Books, New Seasons (just opened!), plus Historic Downtown Oak Grove, Awakening Coffee, and more. Highly rated North Clackamas schools.

The zip code of the house is 97222, but the home is in unincorporated Oak Grove, not in city of Milwaukie. Clackamas County services and taxes rather than city of Milwaukie.

Buyer to verify all details.