This Victorian Queen Anne duplex is named after Portland’s 41st Mayor— known as the Mayor Earl Riley Home. Live in one of the most desirable, historic Portland neighborhoods, the desirable Corbett/Lair Hill area with 3 coffee shops, over a dozen restaurants and 4 parks in less than a half mile from the front door.

This home has been lovingly restored. Built in 1894, and later converted to a two unit dwelling, great care has been taken to ensure the architectural integrity remains. Pride of the original craftsmen is apparent by the artful architectural details —fish scale shingles and lap siding are finished with corner boards. Balustrades, corbels, rosettes, spindles, panels and ornate millwork enchant all who pass by. Thoughtfully chosen East Lake colors make this home a true gem.

The grounds offer a poured cement with brick lined driveway and a lovely side yard complete with rhododendrons, camellia, Japanese maple and bike lock area. The back patio, which is used by all tenants, has a nice wood deck and a wood overhang. Perfect for relaxing in the afternoon shade.
If you lived here If you lived here you’d have over 17 restaurants, bars, coffee shops and groceries are less than .5 miles from your front door. Located in the close to downtown neighborhood known as Historic Lair Hill.