Situated in the highly desirable Alameda neighborhood, this 1934 Tudor blends timeless architecture with modern, high end updates. With 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, the layout offers both comfort and flexibility, including a full floor primary suite that lives like a private retreat. This serene upstairs space features its own fireplace, a lounge style sitting area, generous storage, and classic Tudor character throughout. Period craftsmanship is beautifully preserved with leaded glass windows, coved ceilings, unpainted woodwork, vintage lighting, and hardwood floors that create an inviting warmth newer homes can’t replicate. The kitchen, fully renovated in 2024, serves as the true centerpiece of the home. Designed for both beauty and everyday function, it features custom cabinetry, quartz counters, a copper apron front sink, double ovens, pot filler, upgraded lighting, and thoughtful storage solutions, including custom drawer systems and a pull out lift for heavier appliances. Three fireplaces add warmth to the home, one showcasing original Ernest Batchelder tile depicting Multnomah Falls. The finished lower level adds valuable flexible space that can be ideal for a media room, fitness area, or home office, laundry and plenty of storage. Major improvements provide peace of mind: a new roof with transferable warranty (2025), updated electrical panel (2022), cedar siding (2021), and central AC. The oversized, garage is finished with sheetrocked walls and is EV-ready and also includes attic storage and ample room for gear. All of this is just blocks to the vibrant Alberta Arts District, known for its restaurants and cafés, boutiques, and lively community events. Add the Grant High School boundary, and the location checks every box. Homes with this level of craftsmanship, care, and design rarely come to market and this one stands out for all the right reasons. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10195603]