About this rental
- Cottage
- 660 sq. ft
- 1 bedroom
- Sleeps 3
- 1 bathroom
- 1 full bath
- Spaces
- Kitchen
- Deck/Patio
- Dining Area
Cottage, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath (Sleeps 2-3)
Rooms & beds
Bedrooms: 1(Sleeps: 3)
Bathrooms: 1
Spaces
Amenities
- Internet
- Air Conditioning
- Pets Welcome
- Fireplace
- TV
- Satellite or cable
- Washer & Dryer
- Children Welcome
- Parking
- No Smoking
- Heater
Policies
Cancellation Policy
- 100% refund if you cancel at least 60 days before check-in.
- 50% refund (minus the service fee) if you cancel at least 30 days before check-in.
- No refund if you cancel less than 30 days before check-in.
Damage and incidentals
You will be responsible for any damage to the rental property caused by you or your party during your stay.
House Rules
Children allowed - children welcome but space is not 'childproofed'children welcome but space is not 'childproofed'
Pets allowed - Please contact owner in advance of booking Please contact owner in advance of booking
No events
No smoking
Max guests: 3
Minimum age of primary renter: 25
- Vista Cottage is available for rentals of 30 nights or more to be rented by the calendar month - please message with questions about other options!
Cleaning practices
Cleaned with disinfectant
Minimum 2-day vacancy between guest stays
Check in and check out with no person-to-person contact
All towels and bedding washed in hot water that’s at least 60ºC/140ºF
High-touch surfaces cleaned with disinfectant (like countertops, light switches, handles, and faucets)
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Hosted by Lara Garrett
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The Vista Cottages caught my attention 15 yrs ago...
Why Lara Garrett chose Portland Heights
Fred Leeson for the Oregonian: Nothing tells us what Iver Bohnsen was thinking when he set about developing an 8500 sq foot lot in upscale Portland Heights in 1926. The German born grocer had opened Portland Heights Grocery (now Vista Spring Cafe). He knew that the current houses in the neighborhood were...(large)... and that his customers and neighbors opposed apartment buildings and commercial buildings in their hilly, affluent neighborhood. But he also knew that Portland's population was booming...From the outset, the small one bedroom houses were popular rentals for singles, young couples and widows. Now the five tiny units bear the distinction that many of the far larger neighbors do not: as a recent addition to the National Register of Historic Places. Robert Mawson, vice president of Heritage Consulting, helped compile history to support the registry nomination. 'We have been doing this for 25 years, and to our knowledge there isn't any other complex like this in the city', he says.
What makes this Cottage unique
The cottages were born...five of the tiniest homes almost anywhere in town...'pocket houses' of the 20's
- Languages:
- english