🍽️ Steps from popular restaurants, bars & vintage shops. Free street parking.
The Space:
Tastefully furnished in true Portland fashion, this apartment exudes unique charm and character.
The space is cozy and inviting, with large windows that flood the rooms with natural light. The comfortable mattress makes a cozy place to settle in after exploring Portland, and on rainy days you can cuddle up and watch movies on the Smart TV, with WiFi available. There is one queen bedroom and a pull-out trundle bed in the living room; move the sofa to extend it. Message us before arrival if you plan to use the pull-out so linens can be arranged.
The workspace area is the kitchen dining nook bar table with two stools.
If you prefer dining in, the full kitchen has a range, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher and cookware for preparing meals. After a day spent exploring the city’s shops and restaurants, you’ll love returning to the super comfy queen-size bed for a great night’s sleep. The apartment has Cadet wall heaters. The building entrance has about 10 exterior stairs, followed by an internal staircase to the apartment.
Thank you for considering our place, we hope to welcome you soon!
Guest Access:
The entire apartment is yours, with a shared building entrance and laundry.
🔑 Self check-in with lockbox within your booked check-in window
📶 Wi-Fi provided
🚗 Free Street Parking
Make yourself at home. If anything comes up, we're a quick message away.
The Neighborhood:
Commonly known as “Foodie Row,” the Hawthorne/Buckman District places you within walking distance of a wide variety of top-notch local flavors—with plenty to explore. Explore the Cartopia food cart pod or share a pie at Apizza Scholls.
But Portland isn’t just for foodies. The vibrant indie spirit of Hawthorne is alive with a multitude of made-in-Oregon shops and boutiques, making it a true hipster haven. Catch a movie at Bagdad Theater and Pub, a revamped 1920s theater turned view-and-brew venue serving local McMenamins food and microbrews.
If bar hopping through neighborhoods isn’t your idea of recreation, head up to Mt. Tabor. This 176-acre city park, located atop a dormant volcano vent, offers miles of hiking trails and incredible panoramic views of the city, providing a perfect escape into nature right within the city limits. Whether you're a foodie, a nature enthusiast, or someone who loves exploring unique shops, the Hawthorne/Buckman District has something special for everyone.
Getting Around:
🚶 Walking — This neighborhood sits between the Division and Hawthorne corridors, two of Portland's best streets for dining and shopping — both within easy walking distance.
🚌 Bus — TriMet Route 15 (Belmont) and Route 14 (Hawthorne) serve the area; check current stops and schedules for your trip.
🚲 Biking — Check BIKETOWN for current bike-share locations and plan a route that suits your trip.
🚗 Driving — Free street parking available (read signs for restrictions). Rideshare pickup times vary.
✈️ Airport — Plan your PDX trip around current traffic or transit schedules.
Other Things to Note:
🌡️ Climate note: The apartment has Cadet wall heat.
Note that street and neighboring-unit noise may be audible, including at night. We are happy to provide earplugs and a noise machine on request.
The building entrance has about 10 exterior stairs, followed by an internal staircase to the apartment. The clawfoot tub has high sides and can be slippery when wet.
⏰ Quiet Hours
10 PM - 7 AM
🚭 No Smoking or Vaping
Smoking and vaping are not allowed anywhere on the property, indoors or outdoors. Guests who wish to smoke or vape must leave the property completely.
🧺 Access to communal washer & dryer from 9 AM to 8 PM by request; bring quarters.
Interaction with Guests:
We're available by message anytime and typically respond within minutes. We're local to Portland and happy to help with anything - from restaurant recommendations to a quick answer at midnight when you can't find something. We keep a hands-off approach unless you need us, and when you do, we're right there.
Southeast Portland, a neighbourhood in Portland, is home to this apartment. Clackamas Town Center and Washington Square Mall are worth checking out if shopping is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's popular attractions can visit Oregon Zoo. Looking to enjoy an event or a game? See what's going on at Moda Center or Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Visit our Portland travel guide
Is Large SE Apartment • Walk to Eats • 1BR • Sleeps 4 pet-friendly?
Yes, pets are allowed at this property.
How much does it cost to stay at Large SE Apartment • Walk to Eats • 1BR • Sleeps 4?
As of 26 Oct 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Large SE Apartment • Walk to Eats • 1BR • Sleeps 4 on 4 Nov 2026 start from £184, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
What time is check-in at Large SE Apartment • Walk to Eats • 1BR • Sleeps 4?
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.
What time is check-out at Large SE Apartment • Walk to Eats • 1BR • Sleeps 4?
Checkout is at 11:00 AM.
Where is Large SE Apartment • Walk to Eats • 1BR • Sleeps 4 located?
Located in Southeast Portland, this apartment building is steps from Belmont and within 3 mi (5 km) of Oregon Convention Center and Moda Center. Laurelhurst Park and Experiment PDX are also within 1 mile (2 km). SE Grand & Taylor Stop is 22 minutes by foot and SE Martin Luther King & Taylor Stop is 23 minutes.
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Large SE Apartment • Walk to Eats • 1BR • Sleeps 4 Reviews
8.0
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Info online said no AC but there was a window unit that did not adequately cool the unit. There were no fans and Portland temps were in 90s and high 80s. Only 2 windows had screens. They only opened about 10 inches and one had to be propped with a book. No communication with a human.