SE 24th Tiny Home 3 | Queen Studio | Private Bath

Summary:

Private one-level, studio-style tiny home for up to two registered guests, with one queen sleeping area, one bathroom, and a compact kitchen. The interior and entrance are private; courtyard and path areas are shared. No verified in-unit laundry, no TV, and no reserved parking.



The Space:

Tiny Home 3 has a compact one-level studio layout with a queen sleeping area, kitchen and dining nook, and one private bathroom. It is the blue tiny home along the side fence behind the main farmhouse. Hot water, the climate unit, and the refrigerator are awaiting documented maintenance verification after recent reports.



Guest Access:

At the white farmhouse, open the uncoded exterior gate on the left, go up the stairs, and follow the path into the courtyard. Tiny Home 3 is the blue home along the side fence and is entered from the center courtyard. Use the reservation-specific Schlage smart-lock credential in the secure guest portal. Do not try the farmhouse door or an old lockbox code.



The Neighborhood:

The property is in Portland's Hosford-Abernethy area between the SE Division and SE Hawthorne corridors, near restaurants, cafes, shops, and transit. Business hours and routes change; verify current details before relying on them.



Getting Around:

Walking, biking, public transit, and rideshare are available in the area. Public curb parking is the only parking provided: spaces are not reserved, and guests must follow permanent and temporary signs. No private driveway or guaranteed parking space is included.



Other Things to Note:

Hot water, the climate unit, and the refrigerator are under maintenance verification after recent reports. No in-unit laundry is currently verified. Quiet hours are 10 PM-8 AM. No parties or events. Dogs only, maximum two; a $99 fee per dog per stay applies unless already included by the booking channel. Cats are not permitted.



Interaction with Guests:

Message the host team through your booking channel for support. Response times vary, so do not rely on an instant or around-the-clock reply. Call emergency services for immediate danger.