1. Oregon
2. Beaverton
3. 4885 Sw NORMANDY Pl

4885 Sw NORMANDY Pl, Beaverton, OR 97005

• 2 beds |
• 2 baths |
• 1,001 sqft

Property Description

This spacious one-level home (no steps) offers abundant natural light and is fully updated. Solar tube lighting and oversized windows provide plenty of natural light, while the newer gas fireplace insert offers cozy charm. The modern kitchen features wood floors, stainless appliances, granite counters, stylish cabinets, and a full tile backsplash. The equally impressive bathrooms have tile floors, a luxurious walk-in soaking tub, and an accessible shower. The high-efficiency gas furnace, water heater, and AC are all newer. Enjoy the peace of mind with an HOA covering water, sewer, trash, exterior maintenance, landscaping, and with no history of special assessments. Westbrook is a well-run standout, providing fantastic amenities, including a clubhouse, community garden, and two refreshing pools. You’ll enjoy effortless access to downtown Beaverton, the Beaverton library, public transportation (Max & Trimet), shopping, dining, and the vibrant Farmers Market. They don’t build communities like Westbrook anymore, with its flat 30-acre community, impeccably maintained grounds, walking trails, and ample parking add to the charm. It’s easy to see why Westbrook is such a sought-after neighborhood. This home is a true updated mid-century treasure!

Listing Status:

Active

Date Added:

March 27, 2025 at 05:00AM

Listing Office:

Oregon First : 503-646-5006

Listing Agent:

Bryan Durk : 503-913-2488

MLS ID:

338038259

Interior

• General: GraniteHardwood floorsJetted tubLaundrySolar tube
• Appliances: Free standing range
• Basement: Crawl space
• A/C: Central air
• Heating: Forced air 90
• Fireplace: Wood burningFireplaceFireplaces: 1
• Disability Feature: Accessible entranceAccessible full bathGarageon mainGround levelMain floor bedroom bathNatural lightingOne levelPathwayUtility room on mainWalkin shower

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This listing courtesy of Bryan Durk, Oregon First