A Laurelhurst landmark, reborn for a modern lifestyle. This five-bedroom, four-bath dwelling was the subject of an uncompromising restoration by the master craftsman who knew it as his childhood home — a labor of love measured in detail and design excellence. Starting with the materials, beauty follows function at every turn: all new aluminum clad double-paned windows with hand-stained wood interiors, real wood trim (no MDF anywhere), solid-core knotty alder doors, soapstone kitchen counters, Carrara marble surfaces, heated bathroom floors and vaulted cedar tongue-and-groove ceilings. Consider the methods as well: taken to the studs inside and out, fully insulated room to room for climate & sound control, seismically reinforced to the foundation, and rebuilt with new plumbing, electrical, furnace, & central air. All with the quiet flourishes, such as the original fireplace tile crafted by a celebrated local artist, bridging the home's storied past to its boundless future. Beyond the main residence, a permitted 2008-built guest house lives like a private retreat: a two-bedroom, one-bath open-concept with a full kitchen, vaulted cedar ceilings, skylights, a hot tub, fire pit, and hammock garden — a small-scale masterpiece with a proven five-star record as a short-term rental and a loyal roster of repeat guests offering turnkey income potential. A separate studio off the garage provides a work from home sanctuary. All of it rests on one of Portland's most storied streets, where mature trees, gilded landmarks and timeless architecture set a standard to which the rest of the city continues to aspire. Restorations of this caliber — honest in their craft, generous in their amenities, rich in their history — rarely come to market in Laurelhurst. Come see what a lifetime of care looks like, and find yourself at home. [Home Energy Score = 5. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10245893]