Welcome to 721 NW Albemarle Terrace, a distinguished residence constructed in 1926 and designed by the esteemed architect Wade Hampton Pipes. This property was commissioned by H.J. Frank, the son of Emil Frank, a co-founder of the Meier & Frank department store and later a co-founder of the Blumauer & Frank Drug Company. The Frank family was among Portland's most prominent, affording them the opportunity to select from the finest architects when choosing a premier lot in the newly developed Westover Terraces neighborhood. By 1926, Pipes had established himself as a master of the English Arts and Crafts style, evident in the home's casement windows, authentic stucco, and lush landscaping that evoke a Cotswold-inspired English cottage ambiance.Elevated above street level, this residence offers privacy and receives abundant natural light. The home has undergone extensive updates to meet modern living standards. The interior rooms flow seamlessly into one another, showcasing preserved architectural details alongside luxurious finishes, all executed with meticulous attention to detail. The property also features a level, fenced backyard that includes a spacious lawn bordered by basalt rock walls, beautifully planted beds, and multiple concrete patios. THREE car garage with EV charger. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10245705]
Listing courtesy of Windermere Realty Trust. Selling Office: The Agency Portland.
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