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Concordia Midcentury

By Kim Parmon, April 28, 2022

6615 NE 36TH AVE , Portland, OR 97211

$575,000 (Sold)

  • 4 Bed
  • 2.0 Bath
  • 1992 sqft.

Portland, OR, 97211

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  • Built in 1948
  • 1992 sqft
  • $288.65/sqft
  • County: Multnomah

Concordia Midcentury

6615 NE 36th Ave | Portland, OR 97211

Offered at $575,000 | ML #22351007

4 Bedrooms | 2 Baths | 1,992 SF

Stylish Concordia Midcentury! Open concept living/dining/kitchen  with separate media/bonus room. Full basement remodel with separate entrance features 3rd bd with egress, 4th non-conforming bed/office, a high-end Scandi inspired bath with soaking tub, & huge workshop/storage. Woodfloors, oversized windows, seismic retrofit, custom built-ins, new waterline, a/c, built-in sound system, and private backyard with mature plantings and covered patio. Near Fernhill Park, Kennedy School, New Seasons and Alberta. HES=3

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Kim Parmon

Principal Broker | Earth Advantage Certified | OR

She/Her

Kim Parmon Principal Broker  Lead Listing Agent Earth Advantage Certified | OR kim@livingroomre.com Oregon is the fifth state that Kim has called home in her life, and this one is sticking!  After moving multiple times in her childhood, Kim fully understands how empowering homeownership and having roots is...
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  • T: 503-438-5101
  • kim@livingroomre.com

Kim Parmon

Principal Broker | Earth Advantage Certified | OR

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T 503-438-5101

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