This beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath townhome is a place where all the details come together nicely. An abundance of natural light moves through the main living level all day, where an open, connected layout between the kitchen, dining room, and living room all flow into one another naturally, complete with a balcony overlooking the marina. Upstairs, both bedrooms carry vaulted ceilings, and the primary suite has its own private balcony with the same water views, a walk-in closet, soaking tub, and a tiled frameless glass shower. The attached two-car garage has exceptional ceiling height with loft storage already in place and room to expand. Significant updates have also been made where it counts, with a new roof, new furnace, and new AC all within the last 2 years. The location feels like one of Portland's best kept secrets, where you have an opportunity to get your own slice of Portland life that doesn't get talked about enough. Quiet streets, water out your window, a neighborhood built around the river. Every December, the Christmas Ships make their run down the Columbia right past your doorstep; a tradition approaching its eighth decade in this city. Fourth of July fireworks play out over the same water. In the warmer months, The Deck and Sabor del Rio Cafe, which are both floating restaurants on the river, are just minutes away, and Salty's on the Columbia, one of Portland's most decorated dining destinations, anchors the stretch of Marine Drive that has become its own destination. The 40-Mile Loop trail runs along the river from your door, and downtown Portland, PDX, and I-5 are all within ten minutes. Bridgeton is the kind of neighborhood where people tend to stay a long time. This is a rare chance to understand why.