Knotty Pine - Log Home

Superhost

Entire home hosted by Martin

4 guests
2 bedrooms
2 beds
1 bath

Martin is a Superhost

Superhosts are experienced, highly rated hosts who are committed to providing great stays for guests.

Great location

95% of recent guests gave the location a 5-star rating.

Great check-in experience

100% of recent guests gave the check-in process a 5-star rating.

Every booking includes free protection from Host cancellations, listing inaccuracies, and other issues like trouble checking in.

Located in the heart of historic Willamette district in West Linn is a beautiful log home situated on 1.3 acres. Short walk to Willamette park (next to the river), walk to shops & restaurants. Private entrance, easy parking.
Apartment is on one level, no stairs (800 square feet). Living room, full size kitchen and two bedrooms. Master- king size bed and Guest room - double bed, no closet. Includes a laundry room . Great for extended stay.
Close to I-205, 25 min. to PDX and downtown Portland.

The space
The whole first floor of the home with a private entrance.

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom 1

1 king bed

Bedroom 2

1 double bed

What this place offers

Kitchen

Wifi

Free parking on premises

TV with standard cable

Washer

Dryer

Air conditioning

Bathtub

Shared patio or balcony

Backyard

Select check-in date

Add your travel dates for exact pricing

Guests

1 guest

5.0 out of 5 stars from 56 reviews

Cleanliness

Accuracy

Communication

Location

Check-in

Value

Where you’ll be

West Linn, Oregon, United States

The town of Willamette is located on a Native American trail that ran south from Willamette Falls, an important gathering place for many tribes. The Clowewalla tribe lived in a village on the West Linn side of the falls, and while we know of no Native American villages within the boundaries of Willamette, it is likely that groups of Native Americans camped here when they came to the falls to fish and to trade.

The first European Americans and Canadians to view the Willamette area were trappers who traveled up the Willamette Valley in the early 1800s. Settlers began arriving in the area in the late 1830s while the Oregon Territory was still under joint occupancy by Britain and the United States. Three of these early settlers were Marshall Perrin, who arrived in 1842, Ambrose Fields, 1847, and his son Joseph Fields, 1849. The original plat maps for Willamette show it located on parts of their land claims which were formalized in 1850 under the Donation Land Claim Act. Most of the two Fields’land claims were sold in the 1880s to the Oregon Iron and Steel Company, which harvested timber to fuel its smelter operation in Lake Oswego. The Perrin claim passed through a succession of owners, eventually being purchased by B.F. Baker in 1885.

Hosted by Martin

Joined in June 2017

56 Reviews
Identity verified
Superhost

I grew up in New Jersey and have lived in Oregon since 1991. I'm retired from IBM and living with my partner, Jennifer. We look forward to having you share our home.