Inside a 100-Year-Old Portland Colonial That Just Got a $1 Million Modern Makeover

At 100 years old, this showstopper of a home might be in its best era yet. Thanks to years-long renovations by the current owners and a team of designers, along with the preserved romance of its original architecture, the home is downright swoon-worthy a century after it was built.Built in 1926 and tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the city’s iconic Grant Park neighborhood, the five-bedroom colonial at 2504 NE 35th Avenue just hit the market for $1.8 million.The listing calls it "a sophisticated and romantic Grant Park residence reimagined by design-driven Recast Homes," which can be seen in every corner of its beautifully modernized interiors. More than $1 million in improvements have been completed since 2022, when the current owners bought the home for just $1.11 million.Loading...Upgrades to the home include all new new built-ins and lighting Luis Villafane of Mosaic StudioLoading...The kitchen was rebuilt from the studsLuis Villafane of Mosaic StudioLoading...A warm and cozy living room with an original fireplaceLuis Villafane of Mosaic Studio"It’s a 1926 home that still has the warmth and proportions of its era, with arched doorways, generous rooms and the kind of or...