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164Units
7Stories
1910Year Built
$266K - $2.0MValue Range
Available Units
For Sale
For Rent
No Units Available
Highlights
Fitness Center
West Sylvan Middle School Rated A-
Elevator
Gated Community
City View
5 min walk to Jamison Square
Historic warehouse turned urban loft living in the Pearl District
Marshall Wells Loft, a testament to Portland's industrial past, stands proudly in the vibrant Pearl District. Originally constructed in 1910 as a hardware warehouse, this 7-story building has been thoughtfully transformed into 164 unique residential units. The conversion preserves the structure's rich history while offering modern urban living. Designed by renowned Chicago architect Daniel Burnham, the building retains its industrial charm with exposed timber beams, high ceilings, and expansive windows that flood the interiors with natural light.
Versatile layouts with industrial-chic finishes
Marshall Wells Loft offers a diverse range of living spaces, from cozy studios to expansive 4-bedroom penthouses. Studios, measuring approximately 700 square feet, provide efficient living with one bathroom. One-bedroom units range from 624 to 2,038 square feet, with up to two bathrooms, and are priced from $260,000 to $429,000. These spaces often feature open floor plans, cork flooring, and large windows overlooking the courtyard or city views.
Two-bedroom units, spanning 713 to 2,999 square feet with one to two and a half bathrooms, are available from $499,000 to $1,595,000. Many of these larger units boast split-level designs, offering flexibility for home offices or guest spaces. The rare three-bedroom units, around 2,800 square feet with two and a half bathrooms, are priced at approximately $1,410,000. For those seeking ultimate space, four-bedroom penthouses of about 2,900 square feet with three and a half bathrooms are available around $1,480,000.
Throughout the building, residents enjoy the character of the original structure with exposed wood beams, steel brackets, and soaring ceilings up to 16 feet high. Many units feature updated kitchens with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and islands perfect for entertaining. Bathrooms in several units have been modernized with heated tile floors and high-end fixtures. Large, wood-framed windows not only preserve the building's historic aesthetic but also provide stunning views of the West Hills, Mount Hood, or the vibrant cityscape.
Some units include unique elements such as gas fireplaces, built-in Murphy beds, or private outdoor spaces like patios or decks. In-unit laundry, air conditioning, and ample storage solutions, including walk-in closets with custom organizers, are common features throughout the building.
Secure urban oasis with historic charm
Marshall Wells Loft offers a blend of historic character and modern conveniences. The building's centerpiece is a beautifully landscaped interior courtyard, providing a tranquil retreat for residents. This open-air atrium features mature vegetation, creating a serene atmosphere in the heart of the city.
For those with vehicles, the building provides secure, deeded parking spaces in an underground garage. Many units come with one or two assigned spots, a rarity in urban Portland. The garage also houses individual storage units, some with windows, offering extra space for residents' belongings.
Bicycle enthusiasts will appreciate the dedicated bike storage area, catering to Portland's cycling culture. The building is equipped with a secure entry system and elevators, ensuring safety and convenience for residents. Package storage is available, addressing the needs of online shoppers.
Some units have access to private outdoor spaces, such as patios or decks, perfect for gardening or outdoor relaxation. The building's dog-friendly policy, coupled with nearby dog parks, makes it an ideal home for pet owners.
Environmentally conscious residents will appreciate the EV charging units available in the garage. The building's central air conditioning system ensures comfort throughout the changing seasons.
While Marshall Wells Loft doesn't offer extensive resort-style amenities, its thoughtful preservation of industrial elements like exposed beams, high ceilings, and expansive windows creates a unique living experience that honors the building's rich history.
Epicenter of art, dining, and urban culture
Marshall Wells Loft is situated in the heart of Portland's Pearl District, a neighborhood renowned for its vibrant arts scene, diverse dining options, and urban sophistication. Once an industrial area, the Pearl has transformed into one of Portland's most desirable locations, blending historic charm with modern amenities.
Art enthusiasts will find themselves surrounded by numerous galleries, showcasing everything from contemporary pieces to works by self-taught 20th-century artists. The neighborhood comes alive during the monthly First Thursday art walk, where galleries open their doors for evening viewings and local artists display their creations along the streets.
Culinary adventures abound in the Pearl District. Residents can savor upscale Peruvian cuisine at Andina, known for its creative tapas and moody ambiance. For a more casual dining experience, Deschutes Brewery Portland Public House offers craft beers in a converted auto-body repair shop. Coffee lovers will appreciate the Moroccan-influenced Ovation Coffee & Tea, famous for its quickly-selling scones.
Shopping options are plentiful and diverse. Powell's City of Books, the world's largest new and used bookstore, is a local landmark and bibliophile's paradise. Fashion-forward residents can explore boutiques like Anthropologie or hunt for deals at Nordstrom Rack, both within walking distance.
For everyday needs, the neighborhood offers multiple grocery options. Two Whole Foods locations and a Safeway are conveniently located nearby, ensuring residents have easy access to both specialty and standard grocery items.
Green spaces provide a refreshing contrast to the urban landscape. Jamison Square, with its popular wading fountain, is a favorite spot for families in the summer. Tanner Springs Park offers a unique urban wetland experience, complete with an art wall made of fused glass and railroad tracks. The Fields Park, just a short walk away, features a large off-leash dog area, perfect for pet owners.
Cultural attractions are also within easy reach. Portland Center Stage offers theatrical performances, while numerous music venues host both local and touring acts. The neighborhood's industrial past is still visible in the form of converted warehouses and loading docks, now repurposed into trendy lofts, offices, and creative spaces.
Connected living with multiple transit options
Marshall Wells Loft benefits from its central location in the Pearl District, offering residents a variety of transportation options. The area's excellent walkability means many daily errands and activities can be accomplished on foot, reducing the need for frequent car use.
For those preferring public transit, the Portland Streetcar stop at NW 13th & Lovejoy is just a five-minute walk from the building. This line provides easy access to downtown Portland, Portland State University, and connections to other parts of the city. Bus options are also plentiful, with stops for the Fremont/NW 18th and Thurman/NW 18th lines within a five-minute walk, and the Broadway/Halsey line accessible from NW Glisan & 16th, also about five minutes away on foot.
Cycling enthusiasts will find the Pearl District exceptionally bike-friendly, with numerous bike lanes and routes connecting to other parts of the city. The building's secure bike storage makes it convenient for residents to maintain and access their bicycles.
For car owners, the building's secure, deeded parking is a significant advantage in an area where street parking can be challenging. Major thoroughfares are easily accessible, connecting residents to other parts of Portland and beyond. Interstate 405 is nearby, providing quick routes to other areas of the city and connections to I-5 for longer journeys.
When air travel is necessary, Portland International Airport is about a 25-minute drive from Marshall Wells Loft, making it convenient for both business and leisure travelers.
The combination of walkability, public transit options, bike-friendly infrastructure, and convenient car access makes Marshall Wells Loft an ideal location for those who value flexibility in their transportation choices. Whether commuting to work, exploring the city, or running errands, residents have multiple efficient options at their disposal.
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Area Factors
High Crime
Crime Score®
8/ 10
Biker's Paradise
Bike Score®
98/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
98/ 100
Excellent Transit
Transit Score®
84/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Jamison Square
5 min walk
Picnic Area
Trails
Tanner Springs Park
6 min walk
Trails
The Fields Park
7 min walk
Picnic Area
Multi-Purpose Field
Couch Park
7 min walk
Trails
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Forest Park
12 min walk
North Park Blocks
13 min walk
Trails
Playground
Pioneer Courthouse Square
4 min drive
Wallace Park
4 min drive
Baseball/Softball
Dog Park
Multi-Purpose Field
Shemanski Park
4 min drive
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