Irvington Homes with Other Style

Welcome to Irvington, a charming and historic subdivision nestled in the heart of Portland, Oregon. Renowned for its picturesque tree-lined streets and stunning architecture, Irvington offers a unique blend of classic elegance and modern convenience. This vibrant neighborhood is located in Multnomah County, making it an ideal location for those who appreciate a rich cultural lifestyle combined with the serenity of suburban living.

Irvington is celebrated for its diverse array of homes, showcasing various architectural styles that reflect the neighborhood’s rich history. From stately Craftsman bungalows to elegant Victorian mansions, the homes in Irvington are as unique as the residents who inhabit them. Each property tells a story, with many featuring beautifully maintained gardens and intricate details that highlight their original craftsmanship.

In addition to its architectural charm, Irvington boasts a welcoming community spirit. Residents enjoy easy access to local parks, boutique shops, and a variety of dining options that cater to every palate. The neighborhood’s close-knit feel is enhanced by community events and gatherings, fostering connections among neighbors and creating a sense of belonging.

For those seeking a home in a vibrant, historic area with a strong sense of community, Irvington is an exceptional choice. With its beautiful homes, lush green spaces, and a rich tapestry of culture, Irvington invites you to explore and discover the perfect place to call home in Portland. Come and experience the charm of Irvington—where history meets modern living!

Newest Irvington Homes with Other Style

$1,200,000

9 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 762857294 MLS

Irvington American Craftsman Foursquare on a 15,000 square foot lot which includes a 5000 square foot lot adjacent. House and lot are being sold together. Rare opportunity in the Irvington Historic District to restore this 1907 grand residence featuring Arts & Crafts details. This home is a stunning 9200 + square feet and is one of the earliest works by architect John Virginius Bennes. John, an early disciple of Frank Lloyd Wright, designed The Hollywood Theatre in addition to two other prominent homes in the Irvington neighborhood. In the Seventies the house served as the Consulate of Finland then was acquired in the Eighties by the Metanoia Peace Community aka The Peace House. Located on a premier street on The quintessential tree lined street in 97212.

2116 NE 18TH AVE, Portland

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