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This ‘Brady Bunch’ Portland house just sold for over asking price. See why
This ‘Brady Bunch’ Portland house just sold for over asking price. See why
This ‘Brady Bunch’ Portland house just sold for over asking price. See why

Published on: 04/13/2026

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A 1971 split-level house in Portland's Raleigh Hills sold for over the asking price by Jeff Weithman of Real Estate through Design at (W)here.There is a gas-burning fireplace in the living area, seen here, and lower level family room.The living and dining areas are open to the kitchen, thanks to a remodel by Risa Boyer Architecture.Home shoppers areThe remodeled chef’s kitchen has double Wolf ovens, a Sub-Zero fridge and an Asko dishwasher.White oak floors, book-matched walnut cabinetry and a paneled feature wall add both warmth and visual interest, while “quartz countertops throughout keep things crisp,” said Weithman.“Vaulted ceilings, skylights, clerestories and generous dual-paned windows usher daylight in,” said Jeff Weithman of Real Estate through Design at (W)here.A custom accordion door opens the great room to the patio and gardens.As seen inThe family room is on the lower level.The family room is on the lower level.The lower level has space for game tables and glass doors open to the outside.There is a gas-burning fireplace in the lower level-family room, see here, and in the living room.There are five bedrooms, with the primary suite on the main level.There are five bathrooms, with the primary bathroom suite on the main level.There are five bedrooms.New exterior doors in the house open to a walled-in front patio and to the backyard through large bi-fold doors.A 1971 split-level house in Portland's Raleigh Hills sold for over the asking price.

A 1971 split-level house in Washington County’s Raleigh Hills sold for $2,078,000, which is $110,000 over the asking price.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/realestate/2026/04/this-brady-bunch-portland-house-just-sold-for-over-asking-price-see-why.html

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