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  • Price cut: $20K (5/30)
    $399,900

    9601 NW Leahy Rd APT 307, Portland, OR 97229

    3beds
    1,411sqft
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    Residential, Condominium, Townhouse
    Built in 1998
    -- sqft lot
    $-- Zestimate®
    $283/sqft
    $701/mo HOA

    What's special

    Refined countertopsVibrant greeneryNew flooringRadiant floor heatingLush forested landCustom barn doorOpen floor plan
    Nestled on 3.8 acres of lush, forested land at the edge of NW Portland, Trillium Hollow is a rare gem: a multigenerational, intentional community rooted in connection and tranquility. This beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath condo blends modern comfort with natural serenity. Step into a warm, sunlit home with an open floor plan and thoughtful upgrades throughout. Features and updates include radiant floor heating with new heat pumps, new flooring, sleek trim, a custom barn door, and a washer/dryer. The kitchen boasts slate tile flooring, new cabinetry, and refined countertops—perfect for everyday living or entertaining. Large windows and a private back deck offer peaceful views of the wooded back slope, which bursts into vibrant greenery in spring and summer and serves as a year-round haven for birds and wildlife. At Trillium Hollow, community and nature flourish together. Enjoy access to a 4,800 sq ft common house for communal meals, gatherings, and hosting guests in the shared guest bedrooms, as well as amenities like a dry sauna and hot tub, organic gardens and greenhouse, children's playground and courtyard, creekside walking trails, EV charging stations, elevator access, a huge workshop with high-end tools and a dedicated paint booth. Your HOA dues cover it all plus the entirety of your utilities - including internet! Located only five minutes from the Sunset Transit Center and surrounded by scenic, dog-friendly parks, this home is a rare opportunity to live in harmony—with both nature and neighbors.
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