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Buckman House: Far from Ordinary, Close to Downtown. Buckman, Portland, Oregon Vacation Rental by Owner Listing 160919

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Location: Buckman, Portland, Portland Metro, Oregon, USA (1 mi to downtown, 15 min to PDX .6 mi to PDX light rail link) View Map

Accommodations:  House, 4 Bedrooms + Convertible Bed(s), 2 Baths (Sleeps 2-9)

.....UNIQUE and QUIET.....HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD.....

BUCKMAN HOUSE is a beautifully furnished home, where families and friends can spend time getting re-connected while enjoying many fun games, fine cooking amenities, and a nice collection of art and antiques. It has become a treasured gathering place for travelers from near and far. Come and experience a stay at the Buckman House for yourself!

With a Walkscore of 90 and located less than 1 mile from Downtown in Portland's trendy east side, the Buckman House is close to everything: Oregon Convention Center, Rose Garden Arena, Memorial Coliseum, OHSU, PSU, OMSI, Lloyd Center shopping, and award winning restaurants and close to Waterfront Park, I-5 & I-84.

You'll be staying within a short distance of downtown,but with lots of neighborhood amenities; Laurelhurst Theater-Pub is just a few blocks away, and Buckman School Playground is only 1 block away. It has climbing structures, a year round PUBLIC SWIMMING POOL, and is dog friendly. Mass transit is very close and several grocery stores are within a mile.

Local art work, collectibles, "retro" new appliances as well as new high quality pillow-top beds. Pendelton blankets throughout give the Buckman House a very "homey" feel!

Whether you visit for work or play or both, a stay at the Buckman House will bring added meaning to your stay in Portland.



Keywords: furnished home, short-term rental, family friendly vacation rental, inner-east side vacation rental,

Vacation Rental Features

  • Amenities
    • Clothes Dryer : Fisher & Paykel (gas)
    • Linens Provided : High thread count!
    • Washing Machine : Fisher & Paykel
    • Air-Conditioning : central air
    • Garage
    • Parking Off Street
    • Covered Parking
  • Beds
    • Baby Crib : pack & play crib = nice newer crib on wheels, basinett
    • Sleep Sofa /Futon
    • Bunk Bed
    • Queen
    • Twin/ Single
  • Entertainment
    • Music Library : eclectic music collection in living room, eclectic record collection in rec. basement with very nice systems in both. CD/Radio in kitchen for added convenience/fun
    • Communal Pool : public parks & rec pool 1 block away- indoor: check portland parks and recreation website: Buckman School Pool
    • Video Library : kid and adult films
    • Satellite Or Cable : 47" flat screen
    • DVD
    • Ping Pong Table
    • Stereo System
    • CD
  • Kitchen
    • Full Kitchen : retro(new) appliances- gas stove and refridegerator (same brand Rachel Ray uses on her cooking show
    • Microwave : this is kept in a cupboard to save counter space, but is very convenient
    • Cooking Utensils : very nice cooking untensils: pots, pans knives, etc...
    • Dish Washer
    • Refrigerator
  • Outdoor Features
    • Deck/Patio : pleasant patio with tables and chairs
    • Gas/Electric BBQ Grill : Gas BBQ with burner on patio
  • Communications
    • Broadband Access
    • Wireless Broadband
    • Computer Available
  • Other Amenities
    • Basement rec room is a place for hanging out, playing ping pong, listening to cool records. It is a daylight room with lots of windows and natural light.
  • Suitability
    • Children Welcome : Furnished by kid loving couple, Buckman House is full of intriguing child hood art, objects and games.
    • Pets Considered : fully fenced yard, friendly, housebroken, non destructive dogs allowed: $45 fee per pet (1 time only)
    • Non Smoking Only : basement/garage included
  • Activities
    • Hiking
    • Wind-Surfing
    • Skiing
    • Fishing
    • Fitness Center
    • Shelling
    • Snowmobiling
    • Wildlife Viewing
    • Racquetball
    • Tennis
    • Sailing
    • Water Skiing
    • Hunting
    • Mountain Biking
    • Swimming
    • Jet Skiing
    • Cycling
    • Rafting
    • Miniature Golf
    • Antiquing
    • Sight Seeing
    • Kayaking
    • Sledding
    • Live Theater
    • Cinemas
    • Restaurants
    • Museums
    • Zoo
    • Snowboarding
    • Horseshoes
    • Rock Climbing
    • Shopping
    • Cross Country Skiing
    • Health/Beauty Spa
    • Boating
    • Snorkeling/Diving
    • Basketball Court

 

Rate Details (In US Dollars)

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Fall, Winter & Spring Rate...$180/nt......$3500/mo
Summer(May1 -  September):...$225/nt....call for quote/mo
Holidays (X-mas, New Yr's, Easter, 4th of July, Labor Day, Memorial Day)
$250/night - 4 night minimum stay at Holiday Rates ....$1460/wk
2 night min. 5 night minimum stay Christmas/New Year's(*rate applied for 2 weeks)
$15 charge for every person over two people, per night $50/$75 per week
$300 deposit required. One well behaved dog allowed. No smoking.

Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.

  • Credit Cards Accepted:

  • MC
  • VI

Dates available:Year Round
Before contacting us, please check our calendar for your desired dates

Note: Each property is individually owned or managed.

Map & Owner's Profile

 
 
Buckman House: Far from Ordinary, Close to Downtown.

Year Purchased: 2007

Why the Owner Chose Buckman

The Buckman neighborhood is historic, as well as increasingly hip and continuing to be revitalized with new residents who enjoy it's urban vibe as well as it's close proximity to to downtown. It's also close to many great restaurants and shops on SE Burnside (2 blocks away.) The house is in the central city in a vibrantly revitalized neighborhood that is fun and welcoming to visitors and families.

The Unique Benefits at this House

Top rated kitchen appliances, family style atmosphere with games, music, and furnishings. Quiet area, walking friendly, nice neighbors, safe,

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Spunky Monkey Coffee

Spunky Monkey 35 Northeast 20th Avenue Portland, OR 97232-3018 - (503) 234-1600 Small local coffee house and roaster...Starbucks it is not...but good local Joe and friendly folks.

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Buckman School Playground and Indoor Pool

Buckman Elementary School playground and indoor Pool.320 Southeast 16th Avenue Portland, OR 97214 - (503) 823-3668 Pool Schedule @ www.portlandonline.com/parks/finder/index.cfm?...ViewPark - Cached

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Max Light Rail Stop

NE 11th and Holladay Max Light rail stop...will take you to the airport and all over town; quick and easy.

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Noble Rot Wine Bar

Noble Rot Wine Bar award winning food with a great bar and view 1111 E Burnside St Portland, Oregon 97214 (503) 233-1999

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Il Piatto

Truely great Italian, reservations reccommended. Il Piatto 2348 SE Ankeny St Portland, OR 97214 (503) 236-4997 www.ilpiattopdx.com

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Whole Foods Market

2825 East Burnside St., Portland, OR (503) 232-6601 ‎

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Starbucks

No explanation needed Corner of 28th and Burnside

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Laurelhurst Theatre Pub

Inexpensive movies/beer food Laurelhurst Theatre 2735 East Burnside Street (503) 232-5511 ‎ laurelhursttheater.com

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Laurelhurst Market and Butcher Shop

Award-winning Dinning and Butcher Shop Laurelhurst Market 3155 East Burnside Street, Portland, OR 97214-1951 (503) 206-3099 ‎ laurelhurstmarket.com

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Sheridan Fruit Market

Old fashioned small grocery store Chefs shop here Sheridan Fruit 409 S.E. MLK Jr. Blvd Portland, OR 97214 USA sheridanfruit.com

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Oregon Convention Center

777 NE ML King Blvd. Portland, OR 97232 (503) 235-7575

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Crema Bakery and Coffee

Great atmosphere Local bakery/bistro 2728 Southeast Ankeny Street Portland, OR 97214-1847 (503) 234-0206

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Rose Garden Arena

1 N Center Court St, Portland, OR (503) 235-8771 () ‎ 0.7 mi N Where the Blazers Play and the big shows come

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Voodoo Doughnuts

Quirky doughnut shop...open late for snacks and a scene or a place to be seen. 1501 Northeast Davis Street Portland, OR 97232-3012 Get Directions (503) 235-2666 voodoodoughnut.com‎

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Portland Rock Gym

Mon, Wed & Fri: 11 am – 11 pm Tues & Thurs: 7 am – 11 pm Sat: 9 am – 7 pm • Sun: 9 am – 6 pm 21 NE 12th Ave. Portland, OR 97232 503-232-8310

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Rimsky-Korsakoffee House

Querky unique bohemian coffee house with great desserts and live classical music most nights. 707 Southeast 12th Avenue, Portland, OR 97214-2410 (503) 232-2640 ‎

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The Circuit Gym NE-Boldering Gym

The Circuit NE 410 NE 17th Ave Portland, OR, 97232 phone: 503-719-7041 www.thecircuitgym.com Hours Monday, Wednesday, Friday : 11am-11pm Tuesday, Thursday: 7am-11pm Saturday: 9am-11pm Sunday: 9am-7pm

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OMSI-Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

Omsi Oregon Museum of Science and Industry Great Indoor Park for the 5 and under crowd Fascinating exhibits for the rest of the family too. 1945 SE Water Ave Portland, Oregon 97214 (503) 797-4000 Open Tue-Sun 9:30am-5:30pm www.omsi.edu/ "We never have a bad time at OMSI. There is always so much to do and learn." - lilaguide.com

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Coalition Brewing

Coalition Brewing‎ 2724 SE Ankeny Street Portland, OR 97214 (503) 894-8080 coalitionbrewing.com‎

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Le Pigeon

Le Pigeon Reservations a must 2011 James Beard "rising star" award winning chef 738 East Burnside Street Portland, OR 97214-1219 (503) 546-8796

Owner's Map of Buckman

Portland native Anne Kari loves being a Mom, yoga, Mt Hood & the outdoors, cooking, reading, and enjoying our city with family and friends. The Buckmanhouse is one of many real estate development projects in Portland that she has had her hand in in over the past 16 years.

 

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Traveler Reviews (28)

Buckman House: Far from Ordinary, Close to Downtown.
5/5

Buckman House

Guest: Kate V.
Date of Stay: 03/29/12 Review Submitted: 04/10/12

This home away from home was clean, comfortable, and colorfully furnished. We were five colleagues attending a five day training. Although we had never roomed together, the house atmosphere and amenities made it fun and easy for us to fix meals and be together. Yet, we were still be able to rest and not get in the way of one another. The owner was very helpful along the way.

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Buckman House: Far from Ordinary, Close to Downtown.
5/5

Excellent Time in Portland

Guest: Davey (Tampa, Fl)
Date of Stay: 03/14/12 Review Submitted: 04/07/12

Had a great time! Portland mass transit got me and friends there for NCAA tournament. Location was excellent. We had access to markets in different neighborhoods with downtown close. The house was very comfortable, beds were good, ping pong excellent and the amenities like grill, kitchen and bathrooms were quite good. I would definitely recommend this home to anyone who is either driving or wants to take mass transit and forget the car. Also, would be great to rent and ride bikes. Neighborhood is good as well.

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Buckman House: Far from Ordinary, Close to Downtown.
5/5

Great VRBO in Portland!

Guest: Joan L. (Los Gatos)
Date of Stay: 02/10/12 Review Submitted: 02/13/12

We stayed at the Buckman House for a family get together. The house was darling! It had all the amentities we needed. Anne was a very gracious host and made us feel very welcome. The beds were comfortable, the place was clean, the kitchen well-equipped. Also, we loved the location. The Three Friends Coffee Shop was a quick walk away, as was the restaurant Noble Rot. We liked that we could walk the neighborhood and still be a close drive to downtown and Hawthorne. Thanks Anne for a wonderful stay!

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Buckman House: Far from Ordinary, Close to Downtown.
5/5

Perfect for a gang of knitters!

Guest: Ellen (Minneapolis, MN)
Date of Stay: 07/26/11 Review Submitted: 08/27/11

First - you didn't even know knitters came in gangs, did you? Well, they do, and we did. Seven attendees of the 2nd Sock Summit held at the Portland Convention Center, a gathering of both long-time real-life friends, a couple of sisters, and acquaintances met at the 1st Sock Summit who became bosom buddies over the internet in the intervening years, stayed at Buckman House for a week. It was awesome! We used the main living area the most - all 7 of us could gather in this spacious room along with 2 spinning wheels and piles of yarn. There was room for four of us to practice the flash mob dance (yes, knitters do flash mobs, why do you ask?) and not step on each other. The kitchen gathered us in the morning - very fun decor in the kitchen, with the diner style table and the retro feel to the modern appliances. A nice French press coffee maker along with the espresso machine one of us brought attracted the morning characters, but the comfort of the kitchen kept us there once we arrived. Every knitter had their own bed. No more than two knitters to a room. FABULOUS appliances to cook the food that knitters really love (mostly beer, but also some killer pasta sauces, salads, veggies, etc.). We packed light (to leave room in the suitcases for packing yarn purchases) and loved the excellent laundry appliances. The neighborhood was great. A nice 15-20 minute walk to the light rail every morning, and on the way home our route took us past great restaurants (Old Wives Tales, Lemongrass Thai), a great Greek deli, and with just a few extra blocks, Coalition Brewing. (I did mention we were knitters, didn't I?) The neighbors were inviting - one even recognized us when we were out to eat and came over and chatted. I went for a couple of enjoyable runs in the area - don't miss running through the old Lone Fir Cemetery between 24th and 26th on Morrison. Beautiful, interesting, quiet - really relaxing for a nice jog. One of the best features was the owner. She was there finishing up cleaning along with her son as we arrived. Both enthusiastically shared features of the neighborhood, and it was clear he (a young guy - I'm bad with ages but not in junior high yet, I'd say) was really proud of the place. Very welcoming, and very flexible with our odd crew with our even odder arrival times. She returned our security deposit really quickly and communicated well with me throughout. Oh, she does a good job cleaning, too - the place was spic and span.

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Helpful votes: 5/5

Buckman House: Far from Ordinary, Close to Downtown.
5/5

Great stay for 3 generation family

Guest: Normal family (Normal, IL)
Date of Stay: 05/11/11 Review Submitted: 05/25/11

Three generations of our family group stayed here. We enjoyed Portland's zoo and children's museum, attended a college graduation, and two of our party climbed Mt. Hood. The home is comfortable and cozy with all we needed to prepare many meals. Grandchildren enjoyed the toys, bunk beds, and nearby park. Interesting bicycle shop is just a short walk away. The property was clean and just as described online. The owner was helpful and prompt in communicating with us, as this was our first vacation home rental experience. When we go to Portland again, I would stay here again!

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Buckman House: Far from Ordinary, Close to Downtown.
4/5

Buckman House FUN and CHARMING!

Guest: came4fun and got it in portland (Vancouver, BC Canada)
Date of Stay: 03/29/11 Review Submitted: 04/08/11

This vacation rental is great for those looking for the full Portland experience.....Charm, character, socially responsible and maybe a little alternative… no big box gloss here. Convenient location near downtown in a nice safe funky neighborhood. Parking was convenient and we checked out great nearby restaurants, shopping, and parks. It was wonderful to have the whole house to ourselves and the layout was great for 4 adults and 3 kids. Unique and quirky house with the retro décor and lots of extras that show the owner takes pride in the vacation rental and is a generous host. We loved the extras which included beautiful antiques, Pendelton blankets, toys, board games, travel guidebooks, Personal computer, toiletries, well stocked pantry with olive oil, organic coffee, herbal teas, etc. The owner was helpful and responsive, and has gone above and beyond to make you feel comfortable. We had a great time!

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Helpful votes: 4/4

Buckman House: Far from Ordinary, Close to Downtown.
5/5

Awesome place to stay!

Guest: Del (Tacoma, WA)
Date of Stay: 10/16/10 Review Submitted: 10/23/10

My writer's group stayed at the Buckman House for a weekend and we had a great time. Being there was completely effortless. The kitchen was amazingly well stocked. We literally did not lack for ANYTHING and we made a couple of big meals while we were there. It was cozy and comfortable, and we loved the retro decor. There's a charm to this place that comes naturally and makes you feel at home. It was convenient to downtown and there was a grocery store nearby. The neighborhood was fantastic, very quiet and perfect for a group of writers. The owners are extremely gracious and friendly and easy to work with, too. We just can't say enough wonderful things about the whole experience of staying at the Buckman House. It's very family friendly, but it was also the perfect retreat for a group of adults, too. I would recommend it for anyone with a group who wants a great place to stay in Portland. Everything they say in the description is true and then some. My friends and I love Portland and visit often, and the concensus was that anytime we can, we would rent the Buckman House for our stay, and we intend to come back next year for another retreat!

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Helpful votes: 3/3

Buckman House: Far from Ordinary, Close to Downtown.
5/5

Guest: Anonymous
Date of Stay: 01/03/10 Review Submitted: 01/03/10

We spent 5 nights over the Christmas weekend at the Buckman House, with our adult children and grandson. The house was amazingly wellequiped and convenient to all of Portland. The cafe around the corner had great food. We enjoyed the basement recreation room, both the ping pong table and the vintage records. Our grandson enjoyed the playground only a block away. Yes, we recommend it and would stay there again.

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Helpful votes: 4/4

Buckman House: Far from Ordinary, Close to Downtown.
5/5

Guest: Holly Gardner (Tucson, Arizona)
Date of Stay: 09/10/09 Review Submitted: 09/10/09

Our family (parents plus 3 boys) had a great week and a half at this conveniently-located house. Within walking distance of the free streetcar, we were able to easily get across the river to downtown Portland for shopping, restaurants, etc. The house had a thriving vegetable garden with fresh tomatoes and herbs. The kitchen was really well-equipped and easy to use. All the furnishings and bed linens were high quality and in good condition. Super clean house. Lots of thoughtful additions like the radio/cd player in the kitchen. Bose CD player in the living room, Flat screen tv. Speakman shower head in the bath. Pendleton blankets on beds. Ping pong table in the basement and a very useful washer and dryer. Would stay again!

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Buckman House: Far from Ordinary, Close to Downtown.
5/5

Guest: Corinne 1 (Schererville, IN )
Date of Stay: 04/05/09 Review Submitted: 04/05/09

My family and I stayed here and loved the house. We had four small children and it was such a bonus to have all the "extra" kid things in the house! Plus, there is a cool park in close walking distance! The house is great--has everything you could need and then some. It's great to have someone care so much about their rental. We would definitely stay here again!

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Dates available:Year Round
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Note: Each property is individually owned or managed.

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