This two-bedroom, one-bath home at 1107 Grand Boulevard is part of BlAck Locust Village, a small, garden-centered residential enclave that has been an urban green oasis for over 15 years. Originally built during World War II as housing for Kaiser shipyard workers, the home blends solid, working-class construction with thoughtful updates and a strong connection to outdoor living. Inside, the layout is simple and comfortable, with two bedrooms, a tiled bathroom, and a kitchen with an island that naturally anchors the space for daily living and casual gatherings. The finished garage has been converted into a flexible office or bonus room with exposed wood ceilings, ideal for working from home, creative space, or guest overflow. Outside is where this property truly shines. The home is surrounded by mature landscaping and an established food forest with olive trees, cherry, aronia, citrus, bamboo, and perennial plantings. There is a private patio area as well as shared village amenities including open green space, gardens, and a developed fire pit that hosts small community gatherings and family get-togethers. The location offers easy access to Fort Vancouver, the Hudson’s Bay neighborhood, and dedicated bike routes that connect directly into Portland through the national park and over the bridge. Coffee shops, local food spots, a neighborhood grocery and brewery supply store are all within a few blocks, making daily errands and weekend outings easy on foot or by bike. This home offers a rare combination of history, community, garden space, and proximity to the city, well-suited for someone who values connection to land, people, and good living.
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