Timeless 1924 Bungalow in Oregon with 4 Bedrooms, a Light-Filled Primary Suite, and a Spacious Basement

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Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

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This charming 1924 Roseway home in Portland, blends classic vintage architecture with modern versatility. Featuring 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, the residence sits on an oversized 7,500 sq ft lot, showcasing hardwood floors and a light-filled primary bedroom on the main level. A dedicated office supports today’s work-from-home lifestyle, while the basement bonus room offers flexible space for guests, hobbies, or storage. Recently maintained to balance comfort and character, this home is perfect for those seeking community convenience near local restaurants, bars, and groceries. Priced at $499,488, it represents timeless appeal with practical living space.

Backyard and Exterior

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A spacious backyard with a modest lawn and a patchy ground area partially covered by grass. The house exterior is painted a deep blue, featuring horizontal wooden siding and white-trimmed windows. The roof is steeply pitched and covered with dark shingles. A small set of concrete steps leads to a blue door that opens to the backyard. A raised brick platform surrounds a small tree that acts as a focal point. The yard is enclosed by wooden fencing and bordered by mature bushes. On the right side, a detached garage or shed, also painted blue, complements the home’s exterior color scheme.

Front Porch Entrance

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Brick steps lead up to a welcoming front porch with a vibrant yellow door as the focal point, framed in white trim that contrasts brightly against the house’s muted blue siding. Two white pillars with brick bases flank the entrance, adding a sense of solidity and classic charm. On either side of the door, two potted plants introduce natural greenery, softening the structured lines. A black lantern-style light fixture mounted to the left of the door complements the dark hardware and adds to the timeless, inviting aesthetic. The house number “3613” is displayed in black, standing out clearly against the blue siding. The porch floor is composed of red bricks laid in a herringbone pattern, adding texture and historic character to the entrance.

Seating Area

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Light wood floors with a decorative inlay border define this bright living room. A textured wood-paneled fireplace wall anchors the space, flanked symmetrically by two windows trimmed in matching wood. Seating includes a dark gray sofa with a light throw draped over the back, and two light armchairs featuring cane side panels and rust-colored accent pillows. Natural elements are introduced through a leafy potted plant and woven baskets. The staircase with wood steps and black metal railing adds an architectural focal point. Crisp white walls and ceiling contrast with warm wood tones, creating a harmonious blend of modern and classic styles.

Living Room Fireplace Area

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Natural light fills the room through large windows dressed in sheer, white curtains, complementing the light wood flooring and trim. The focal point is a wooden fireplace surround with a recessed alcove holding a small plant, contrasted by glossy black tile framing the fireplace opening. Seating includes a charcoal gray sofa adorned with patterned cushions and a soft throw, paired with two light gray upholstered armchairs featuring cane armrests and rust-colored accent pillows. A neutral rug anchors the seating area while woven baskets and a floor lamp bring texture and warmth, creating a cozy and inviting ambiance.

Living Room

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Bright living room with natural light pouring through large windows framed with sheer white curtains. Warm honey-toned hardwood floors extend throughout the space, complemented by wood trim around doorways and baseboards. Central seating includes a modern charcoal gray sofa with assorted cushions in muted gray-blue and burnt orange, coordinated with a beige accent chair accompanied by a rust-colored pillow. A round, woven rattan coffee table sits atop a soft, textured area rug that adds subtle contrast. The space opens into a dining area with a simple wooden table and white chairs, adding airy charm and continuity in design.

Dining Area Details

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Light wood flooring with a mix of warm tones surrounds the dining area, anchored by a deep navy rectangular rug. A minimalist wood table sits centered, paired with six modern white chairs featuring slender, metallic legs. Walls are painted crisp white with wooden trim framing the baseboards, doorways, and windows, adding subtle historic charm. Natural light floods the room through large windows dressed with sheer white curtains tied back, softening the bright daylight. Artistic touches include woven circular wall decor pieces arranged around a small framed window, and a potted plant adding greenery. Clean lines and natural textures create a fresh, airy atmosphere.

Dining Area and Living Room

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A bright dining area flows seamlessly into a cozy living room space, separated by a wooden trim border. Light wood floors with intricate parquet near the fireplace enhance the warm atmosphere. The dining table is modern and pale wood, surrounded by sleek white chairs, set on a dark blue rug that anchors the area. Sheer white curtains tied loosely allow natural light to diffuse softly through the multiple wide windows, highlighting the off-white walls and brown wood trim. The living room features a minimalist wood-paneled fireplace flanked by small windows, paired with a dark gray sofa accented with orange pillows, and a cozy throw draped over the couch. A large leafy plant and a round wall mirror add touches of nature and depth to the inviting space.

Home Office Corner

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Two large windows framed with natural wood trim brighten this cozy office corner, flooding the space with natural light and offering views of verdant greenery outside. Cream-colored walls and light beige carpet complement the warm wood accents while a woven, textured rug adds warmth beneath a simple, whitewashed wooden desk. The desk holds a modern black lamp, a small plant, pencils, and a tablet, blending function with minimal décor. A comfortable black swivel chair with a patterned cushion provides seating. Soft pillows and a throw blanket rest in a woven basket nearby, adding a touch of homey comfort to the clean and inviting workspace.

Kitchen Interior Details

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Wooden cabinetry with a warm honey tone lines two walls, paired with sleek black countertops. A distinctive aquamarine tile backsplash adds bold color contrast above the double stainless steel sink. The flooring features a patterned wood design, complementing the mid-century feel. A white door with small windowpanes provides natural light and outdoor access. The ceiling is reflective and modern, with a simple ceiling-mounted light fixture. Rounded corner shelves with metallic trim hold small decorative plants and a fruit bowl, giving the kitchen a retro yet cozy character blending functionality and vintage charm.

Kitchen Interior

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Spacious kitchen with a retro yet functional feel, light beige and pale gray walls accented by wood cabinetry in a honey finish. The floor sports a classic vinyl pattern with diamond motifs, adding a vintage charm. Stainless steel appliances include a refrigerator and an oven with a black dishwasher nearby. The kitchen sink is set in a black countertop with a small potted plant adding a touch of greenery. Two doorways provide access to adjacent rooms, one revealing a dining area with white chairs and light hardwood floors. Reflective ceiling panels amp up the light and space perception.

Sunlit Bedroom Corner

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A spacious bedroom with a warm and inviting atmosphere characterized by light wood floors and crisp white walls. A neatly made bed with a tufted gray headboard is dressed in an earthy burnt orange quilt, complemented by coordinating pillows. Natural light floods the room through two distinct window styles: a set of clear-pane upper windows behind the bed, and tall, segmented frosted windows to the side that offer privacy while allowing sunlight to gracefully illuminate the space. Simple bedside tables with matching lamps, a textured rug underfoot, and a botanical wall hanging add understated touches of comfort and nature.

Bedroom with Natural Light

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Bright white walls and natural light streaming through large multi-pane windows create an airy atmosphere in this bedroom. The bed is dressed with a white textured comforter accented by peach and cream pillows, along with a coral throw blanket layered at the foot. A botanical wall hanging adds a touch of vintage charm above the bed. Light wood flooring complements a simple wooden console table topped with a lamp, books, and a small plant. A round mirror hangs above the table, enhancing the room’s open and inviting feel. A wooden leaning rack holding textiles is positioned near the doorway, blending rustic and contemporary aesthetics seamlessly.

Bathroom Details

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A small bathroom corner with retro charm, featuring colorful rectangular ceramic tiles in a patchwork pattern of pastel hues including light blue, soft yellow, peach, cream, burgundy, black, and burnt orange. A white pedestal sink with a chrome faucet stands beneath a tall, narrow, octagonal mirror. The toilet is classic white, with a towel rack mounted above holding a white hand towel. The tiled wall extends to cover a radiator, integrating it visually into the design. Warm natural wood trim around a door and the floor contrasts with the vibrant tile work, adding a cozy yet playful vintage feel.

Bedroom Window Nook

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Soft gray walls create a calm ambiance in this small bedroom corner or nook area. Two large white-trimmed sash windows allow ample natural light to brighten the space and offer views of lush greenery outside. The plush, light-gray carpet adds warmth and comfort underfoot, complementing the wall color. White baseboards provide a crisp, clean border along the floor. A single vintage-style wall sconce with a pull chain is mounted near the corner, providing subtle lighting. The room’s simple, neutral palette and minimal architectural details evoke a quiet, understated elegance.

Cozy Sitting Room

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Warm wood paneling envelopes the space, creating a cozy, vintage atmosphere. The ceiling is plain white, contrasting the richly grained wood walls and dark red and brown checkered flooring. A soft, pale blue-green sofa stands central on a large, neutral area rug, adorned with plush throw pillows and a light blanket. Two woven poufs in natural tones serve as casual ottomans or coffee tables, topped by a small tray. Modern lighting includes a tall floor lamp and three wall sconces. A patterned armchair with a geometric design sits in the corner, while a black metal and rattan shelving unit with plants adds a touch of organic texture against the wall.

Bathroom Shower Area

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White rectangular tiles with dark grout make up the shower walls, accented by vertical and horizontal borders of small dark mosaic tiles, adding contrast and depth. A simple white shower curtain hangs from a polished chrome rod. Inside the shower are corner-mounted white shelves for toiletries. Adjacent to the shower is a white toilet with a chrome handle. The walls outside the shower are painted a soft, neutral color, with a mounted towel rack holding neatly folded white towels. Above the toilet, a floral artwork in a black frame adds a splash of warm color. A small window near the ceiling provides natural light, contributing to a clean, bright, and contemporary aesthetic.

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