Freshly painted and thoughtfully staged, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence at 836 S Curry St #902 offers 2,032 square feet of refined South Waterfront living. Positioned in the mid-tower, the home captures balanced views of the Willamette River and Mount Hood from two south-facing balconies, providing both river and mountain outlooks.Designed for function and longevity, the fully custom Valcucine kitchen planned in Italy features a full granite slab and backsplash, Sub-Zero refrigeration, premium appliances, and a dedicated wine fridge. The open great room includes a gas fireplace and direct access to a sun-filled deck with water and gas hook-ups, ideal for outdoor cooking and relaxation. A separate den extends to a second long balcony with upriver and garden views.Interior finishes include upgraded hardwood floors, custom cherry cabinetry, Portland Closet built-ins, and Smart Home controls for keyless entry and programmable lighting. The residence also includes a refrigerated wine cellar located in the garage storage area.Two-car tandem parking is conveniently located just outside the elevator lobby, enhancing daily ease of use. The building offers an amenity room that supports homeowner social engagement and is known for excellent HOA management and strong community involvement.This condominium combines scale, views, and carefully selected upgrades in a well-run, premium South Waterfront building.
Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Prime
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Becky Jackson
Owner / Principal Broker
503-321-2000 Office
503-680-1440 Mobile
becky@corcoranprime.com
Becky has a Pinterest board titled “Always Be Learning” which could be the motto for her life. She approaches life with curiosity and a thirst for knowledge, looking forward to each day and the lessons it brings. Becky is generous with her knowledge and sincere in her desire to share what she knows for the benefit of her clients and colleagues. Becky loves a challenge. When most of her peers were eying retirement Becky was jumping head first into the creation of Corcoran Prime, and none of her friends were surprised.
