This stately 1914 Eastmoreland Craftsman is a stunning example of Portland’s Arts & Crafts movement, combining the warmth and elegance of a mountain lodge with the timeless appeal of early 20th-century design. Thoughtfully updated to blend modern comforts with historical charm, this majestic home sits on an oversized 7,500 sf lot and features a rare 3-car garage—extraordinary finds in one of Portland’s most sought-after neighborhoods. The inviting front porch and formal entry set the tone, leading to a circular layout that overflows with fine craftsmanship: gorgeous hardwood floors, box beam ceilings, rich millwork, and leaded glass built-ins. Formal living and dining rooms connect to an expansive remodeled kitchen with custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, two pantries, and a sunny breakfast nook with French doors that lead to the deck and backyard for easy entertaining. The versatile floor plan offers possibilities for a main and/or upper level primary bedroom—one with a luxurious ensuite bathroom. Uncommon for the era, all of the bedrooms have generous closet space, including several with walk-ins. A finished lower level includes a family/media room, an updated full bath, along with a possible 5th bedroom (non-conforming), creating the ideal set-up for a guest suite or expanded living quarters. Outside, find multiple areas for relaxation and play, including a lush front lawn, private back deck, expansive patio, and raised bed gardens for summer herbs and flowers. Countless upgrades include a 50-year roof, new gutters, and newer electrical panel. Perfectly located in the heart of Eastmoreland, known for its historic charm, walkability, and close proximity to top-rated schools, Reed College, farmers markets, the golf course, and all the eclectic restaurants and boutiques in Sellwood/Moreland & Woodstock. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10239520]