Cute 1920s bungalow asks $644K in Portland

There’s something to be said for stately Tudor mansions or sprawling ranches—they each impress with their size. But more modest houses can be visually stimulating, too. Take this three-bedroom, two-bath bungalow in Portland, Oregon.

With two columns, a front porch, and a low-pitched roof, the 2,372-square-foot home hits all the requirements of a bungalow. Inside, the 1927 home is light and airy, with white walls, flowy sheer curtains, and big picture windows. The living room features a fireplace with built-in bookshelves on either side, and the dining room is across the room with an equally breezy feel.

The kitchen still boasts a retro feel, with white cabinets and the home’s original pink and burgundy tile. An eat-in kitchen area fits a small table with views to the backyard, and other perks include large windows in the bedrooms and an outdoor dining area.

Have a thing for bungalows? 2532 Southeast 16th Avenue is on the market now for $644,400.