3rd‑Floor Bedrooms near Univ. of Portland

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Live in a spacious 3rd‑floor bedroom in a large, historic North Portland home with great common spaces and a relaxed, respectful vibe. Choose between a mid-size room (one person) or a large room (1-2 people. Contact owner for double occupancy rental rate).

These rooms are a strong fit for a grad students and young professionals who want a quiet, comfortable home near the University of Portland rather than a high‑density apartment or party house.

The bedrooms feature original shiplap siding, ample floor space, and their own minisplits for heating and air conditioning, giving you direct control over the temperature in your room. The house is older and not fully insulated, so there can still be seasonal swings in temperature. All bedrooms are unfurnished, so you can bring your own bed and furniture and make the room feel like home.

On the first floor you’ll have access to fully furnished shared common space, including a large kitchen stocked with basic cookware, dishes, and utensils, a dining area, two furnished living rooms, in‑house laundry, and one full bathroom. The second floor includes additional bedrooms, office space, and a second full bathroom with a separate shower and an original claw‑foot tub. The 3rd‑floor bedrooms use the full bathrooms on the lower levels and also benefit from a convenient half bath on the 3rd floor.

There is also a small “dormer room” on the 3rd floor that can be rented at an additional cost if you want extra space for an office, workout area, or creative studio. This option tends to be especially appealing for grad students and remote workers who value a dedicated work or study zone separate from their sleeping area.

The home is located in the University Park/Portsmouth part of North Portland, near the University of Portland, neighborhood parks, and the shops and eateries along Lombard Street. Residents in this area enjoy easy access to green spaces and bus routes that connect to the rest of the city, while still living on quieter residential streets.

An on‑site owner lives in the home and has a friendly dog who shares the common areas. Tenants may not have their own pets, so this setup is best for people who enjoy having a dog around but do not need to bring their own animals.

Utilities (electricity, gas, water/sewer, and internet) are shared among housemates and billed monthly per person based on the number of occupants in the home. We review the current estimated monthly utility cost with prospective tenants so you can budget accurately for rent plus utilities.

You will be living with other respectful adults, often grad students from the University of Portland and early‑career professionals. The household is quiet, collaborative, and oriented around work and school schedules rather than late‑night gatherings. Clear expectations around cleanliness, noise, and shared spaces help keep the house comfortable for everyone, and this is explicitly not a party house.