Sneak Peeks for October 2015
/With properties scattered throughout the Metro Area, this month's Sneak Peeks offer previews of great homes before they hit the market. To get the scoop before these homes go live, get in touch with me! I am always happy to help.

Chelsea Ln, Lake Oswego - approx. $825,000
Stunning traditional home going live in the spring boasts incredible front facade, and a fantastic back yard with a deck and fire pit. Inside, high ceilings and expansive windows keep the home open and bright. A gourmet kitchen, four bedrooms and two and a half baths complete the home.
Residence Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 2.5 Square Feet: 3,500

SW Peridot Way, Beaverton - approx. $275-290k
Updated townhouse with a fresh coat of paint, all new carpet and wood laminate floors. Stainless appliances, end/corner unit with two car driveway and fenced yard backing.
Residence Bedrooms: 3+ bonus room and a separate entry Bathrooms: 2.2 Square Feet: 1,800

SW Pineridge, Portland - approx. $629,000
Located on a large cul-de-sac lot. Only one block from Raleigh Park school. Great bones, location, and large rooms. Remodel as you please.
Residence Bedrooms: 4-6 Bathrooms: 2.5 Square Feet: approx. 4,000

NE Hoyt, Portland - approx. $330,000
Well maintained, highly sought after ranch with fully finished daylight basement in coveted Wilkes East neighborhood. Large cul-de-sac, and just minutes from Glendoveer golf course.
Beautifully landscaped with a large front yard and fully fenced private backyard, perfect for pets and children. Includes separate entrance with a potential second living space. Residence Bedrooms: 4+ bonus Bathrooms: 3 Square Feet: 2,704

Santa Monica Ct, Portland, - approx. $639,000
Fabulous home and amazing location. Completely remodeled. Great floor plan; main floor living (includes utilities). RV space.
Residence Bedrooms: 3+ bonus Bathrooms: 3 Square Feet: 2,786






























































































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