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Bedrooms

3

Total Baths

1

Building Area

1,148 sq ft

Price/Sq Ft

$1,307/sq ft

Year Built

1940

Garage

1 space · Attached

County

Washington

Annual Tax

$7,456 (2025)

HOA

None

Days on Market

58 days

Open House

None scheduled

Description

A rare stretch of breathing room unfolds at this Tigard address, where 2.48 acres bring established character, flexible space and future possibilities together within the Portland metro area. Zoned R-9, the property presents an intriguing opportunity for buyers seeking land, a residence, and room to shape what comes next. The home’s intriguing layout places three bedrooms on the main floor, including the primary bedroom. From the primary, stairs lead to a fourth bedroom upstairs, an adaptable retreat with built-in shelving and direct access to a private covered balcony. The arrangement could serve as a studio, reading room, creative workspace or bedroom, depending on your needs. In the living room, wall-to-wall carpet, a fireplace and a wood-paneled accent wall create a warm, distinctive setting for everyday life. Laundry is located in the attached one-car garage, keeping household tasks close at hand without occupying interior living space. Beyond the home, the acreage allows room for gardening, recreation, projects and outdoor pursuits. A substantial 46-by-20-foot detached, open-sided covered structure, with a roof, two enclosed walls and one open side, provides versatile shelter for equipment, materials, vehicles or hobbies. Its generous footprint adds meaningful utility while preserving convenient access. The location balances elbow room with everyday convenience. Nearby Cook Family Park offers riverfront trails, sports fields, picnic areas, playgrounds and access to the Tualatin River. Shopping, dining and essential services throughout Tigard, King City and the greater Tualatin area are also within easy reach, along with convenient connections to the rest of the Portland metro. Bring your vision to a property offering land, flexibility and a setting that is increasingly difficult to find. Buyers should complete their own due diligence regarding zoning, development potential and permitted uses.

Facts & Features

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