Ground-Floor Studio - Prime Hawthorne Location

Summary:

✨ Ground-Floor Studio Near Hawthorne ✨



🛏️ Queen bed in a compact studio layout

🍳 Full kitchen with stove, oven & cookware

💻 Laptop-friendly workspace with fast WiFi

🐾 Pet-friendly - bring your furry friends

🚪 Ground-floor private entrance

❄️ Mini-split A/C + heat

🍽️ Steps from Hawthorne cafes, brewpubs & shops. Free street parking.



The Space:

This ground-floor studio sits in a distinctive small building near the Hawthorne corridor, with restaurants, cafes, food carts, shops, and transit close by.



Inside, the studio is set up as a simple home base for one or two guests: a queen bed, full kitchen with stove and oven, cookware, fast WiFi, laptop-friendly workspace, TV, and mini-split heating/cooling.



The studio does not have traditional openable windows, so it is best for guests who prioritize location and a practical place to sleep over natural light or fresh-air ventilation.



Guest Access:

The entire studio is yours - no shared interior spaces.



🔑 Self check-in with smart lock - arrive on your schedule

📶 High-speed Wi-Fi throughout

🚗 Free Street Parking



Everything you need for a comfortable stay is already set up. If anything comes up, we're a quick message away.



The Neighborhood:

Commonly known as “Foodie Row,” the Hawthorne/Buckman District puts you within walking distance of a wide variety of top-notch local flavors, with no chain restaurants in sight! Make new friends over vegan poutine fries and grilled PB&Js at the Cartopia food cart pod, get messy with wings right around the corner at Fire on the Mountain, share a pie at Apizza Scholls (consistently voted Portland’s favorite pizza), or opt for a fancy night out at Castagna—all within a 1.5-mile stretch.



Portland isn't just for foodies; the vibrant indie spirit of Hawthorne is alive with plenty of made-in-Oregon shops and boutiques to explore. Catch a movie at the Bagdad Theater and Pub, a revamped 1920s theater turned view-and-brew venue serving local McMenamins food and microbrews. If bar hopping through neighborhoods isn’t your idea of recreation, head up to Mt. Tabor, a 196-acre city park atop a dormant volcano vent, where you’ll find miles of hiking trails and incredible panoramic views of the city.



Getting Around:

🚶 Walking — This neighborhood sits between the Division and Hawthorne corridors, two of Portland's best streets for dining and shopping — both within easy walking distance.



🚌 Bus — TriMet Route 2 (Division) and Route 75 (Cesar Chavez) provide frequent service to downtown (~15 min).



🚲 Biking — BIKETOWN bike-share stations nearby. Portland's bike lane network makes cycling easy and safe.



🚗 Driving — Free public street parking is available throughout the surrounding neighborhood with no permits or time restrictions. Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) typically arrives in under 5 minutes.



✈️ Airport — PDX is about 16 minutes by car or a quick MAX + bus connection.



Other Things to Note:

🐾 Pet-Friendly Space

We welcome pets! Our cleaning team deep cleans between every stay, though we can't guarantee 100% dander-free for allergy-sensitive guests.



This is a ground-floor studio, not a basement unit. It does not have traditional openable windows, so guests who strongly prefer natural light or fresh-air ventilation should be aware before booking.



⏰ Quiet Hours

10 PM - 7 AM (building + city ordinance)



🚭 No Smoking or Vaping

Smoking and vaping are not allowed anywhere on the property, indoors or outdoors. Guests who wish to smoke or vape must leave the property completely.



Interaction with Guests:

We're available by message anytime and typically respond within minutes. We're local to Portland and happy to help with anything - from restaurant recommendations to a quick answer at midnight when you can't find something. We keep a hands-off approach unless you need us, and when you do, we're right there.