Unique and Historic Housing on SE Hawthorne

Built in 1928, Burrell Court is a highly sought-after landmark property in the Richmond neighborhood. This attractive garden-style brick building features spacious apartments with gleaming hardwood floors highlighted by abundant natural light. Apartments have private front entries, as well as back doors leading to a shared backyard garden courtyard. Generous kitchens have ample storage space and traditional cabinetry, as well as dining nooks framed by classic roman arches. Laundry facilities are available onsite.

Richmond is a flourishing established neighborhood revolving around the ever-expanding Hawthorne hub. Small, independent retailers, local artists and musicians are cherished as a vital part of the neighborhood's culture and identity. Hawthorne Boulevard is always bustling and seemingly overflowing with creative boutique and consignment shops like Excalibur Comics, House of Vintage, Tender Loving Empire, or Imelda’s. Sample trendy coffee shops Coava Coffee (just across the street with truly exceptional beans), or Tov (a double-decker bus that serves Turkish style coffee). Restaurants abound and you’ll have a hard timing choosing between Waffle Window, Grand Central Bakery, Jam, Bollywood Theater, or Ava Gene’s. Salt & Straw has your artesian ice-cream needs covered. To take advantage of your sweet vintage kitchen you can stock up at Safeway, which is literal steps from Burrell Court.

At Burrell Court you will have the opportunity to enjoy city parks like Sewall Crest Park, that is home to a community garden, soccer field, and basketball courts, or Sunnyside School Park that often hosts open-air movie showings in the summer! Several yoga and fitness studios are also in the neighborhood. For entertainment you can enjoy a film at the Bagdad Theater, catch a concert at the Hawthorne Theater, or see stand-up at Helium.

With a perfect bike score of 100, residents of Burrell Court don't even have to get in the car to enjoy the convenience of the varied shopping, dining and cultural experiences that surround it. For public transit, bus lines 2, 14, and 15 are within easy walking distance. Downtown Portland is just over the Hawthorne and Morrison Bridges, less than a 10-minute drive away. You’ll also be stone’s throw from Hosford-Abernethy, Creston-Kenilworth, and Sunnyside neighborhoods.