Renowned Portland architect Wade Hampton Pipes designed this exceptional home in 1912 for his brother, showcasing his signature craftsmanship and timeless style. A pivotal figure in Portland's Arts and Crafts movement, Pipes left an indelible mark on the city with a select collection of architecturally significant residences. His artistry is on full display here, evident in the home's thoughtfully preserved, original details that reflect his dedication to beauty, simplicity, and superior craftsmanship.
Lovingly maintained and thoughtfully updated over the years, the home has been a treasured retreat for generations. The current owners were drawn to its unique character—from the leaded glass windows and built-in cabinetry to the warmth of the woodwork and the inviting flow of the interior spaces. They have taken great care to preserve its historical integrity while enhancing comfort and functionality for modern living.
This is more than a home—it is a rare piece of Portland's architectural heritage, ready
