Watch the Video Tour of 1111 SW Coronado St

What is it really like to walk through 1111 SW Coronado St? Press play above for the full video tour of this nearly 3-acre mid-century retreat in SW Portland, then read on for what to look for in each space and why the footage can only hint at the quiet you will feel in person.

What the Video Tour Shows

The tour opens on the approach through the trees, where the mid-century residence with its white siding and stone chimney sits among towering evergreens. Inside, the video moves through the open-concept main level, where gleaming hardwood floors connect a completely remodeled kitchen, a bright dining area, and a living room framed by forest-view windows and fronted by a stone-tile fireplace surround.

The tour continues to the covered deck, an outdoor room in the treetops with wood railings and neighbors only in the form of Douglas firs, then to the bedroom wing, where tall windows bring treetop views into every room and a built-in desk offers a ready home office. Downstairs, the daylight walkout basement opens to the grounds at grade with its own private entry, making it easy to picture a long-term guest suite or a potential ADU. Out back, winding footpaths, terraced garden beds, a dedicated greenhouse, and both the attached two-car garage and the detached garage-workshop round out the property.

What to Look for When You Watch a Property Video

A good tour video is a pre-screening tool, not a substitute for walking the home. Watch it once for the flow between rooms, then again with buyer's eyes and check these four things:

• How rooms connect: look at the path from the front door through the kitchen to the deck. Open sight lines between living, dining, and kitchen, like the ones here, make everyday living and entertaining easier.

• The light through the windows: watch how much daylight reaches each room and what the windows frame. Forest views from nearly every window mean natural light with total privacy here.

• The walkout grade: see how the lower level meets the yard at ground level and where its separate entry sits. That access is what makes a guest suite or potential ADU so practical.

• The space you cannot see: the greenhouse, the workshop with its 50-amp sub panel and 220V power, and the storage capacities are features to confirm in person, not just on screen.

See It in Person

Video captures the space, but not the quiet: the sound of wind through the evergreens, the smell of cedar and fern, and the sense of seclusion on nearly 3 private acres minutes from Lake Oswego and downtown Portland. Contact Danielle Bade to schedule a private showing at 1111 SW Coronado St, or browse the full photo gallery while you are here.