Welcome to Unit 301 at the historic Envoy, designed by Carl L. Linde in 1929. Linde, a renowned Portland architect had his influence in many historic buildings across the city, and the Envoy is a prime example of his transition into modernism, bridging smaller, traditional structures with contemporary multi-story designs. Once home to notable residents such as Fred G. Meyer and James DePriest, the Envoy offers rich history and timeless elegance. Accessibility to the Envoy is exceptional with elevators and minimal steps. Unit 301 boasts classic features including hardwood floors with parquet design, high ceilings, and large windows framing breathtaking views of Mt. St. Helens. The thoughtfully updated kitchen includes glass cabinets and stainless-steel appliances, while the original built-ins add historic charm. The updated bathroom features subway and hex tiles with a tub/shower combo, and the unit includes two spacious walk-in closets for ample storage. This one-bedroom unit includes a deeded garage space (#13) and an assigned storage room conveniently located just across the hall. With a Walk Score of 92, the Envoy is perfectly situated in Portland’s vibrant Kings Hill neighborhood. Walk to nearby boutiques, cafes, Trader Joe's, and cultural landmarks like Providence Park and the Pearl District. Enjoy easy access to Washington Park, the Rose Test Garden, and Forest Park’s scenic trails. Unit 301 offers historic charm, unbeatable location, modern amenities, and accessibility for all ages—making it an ideal space for those seeking a blend of rich history and convenience.