P. H. Edlefsen built an impressive house on North Willamette Boulevard in 1906, characterized by deep porches and a distinctive tower. The house preserves original elements like oak hardwood floors and leaded glass windows while integrating modern features in the kitchen. The design includes a round tower room, a well-appointed guest suite, and a rooftop access point. Three bedrooms and period tile bathrooms maintain the historical feel, blending old and new through thoughtful renovations, reflecting the charm of the early 1900s architecture.
The Edlefsen house stands as a testament to early 20th-century architecture, showcasing original oak hardwood floors, leaded glass windows, and thoughtful updates that blend old and new.
Its unique features include deep covered porches, a round tower room, and an updated kitchen, all maintaining the integrity of the original home's character.
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