Every home tells a unique story. At Vetiver Street, storytelling is at our core, ensuring that each home is presented with meaning and engagement.
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Echoes of Mérida, Marfa, and Judd
6015 SE Salmon St, Portland, Oregon 97215
Mediterranean Revival homes are rare in Portland. Terracotta, plaster curves, windows proportioned for a warmer sun. The style carries the air of a permanent vacation, and this one had been sitting at the base of Mt. Tabor—a dormant volcano—for decades. Bones intact. Waiting. It took a particular eye and a particular conviction to see what it could become.
A private, dramatic midcentury in coveted Montclair
7175 SW Dogwood Pl, Portland, Oregon 97225
On a quiet cul-de-sac in Montclair, where the streets curve gently and the trees have had decades to grow, this midcentury home, thoughtfully updated for today, sits on a rare .81-acre corner lot, framed by maples, magnolias, cedars, and firs that create a natural sense of privacy and beauty.
Thoughtful design is at the core of everything we create, shaping every detail and experience. In doing so, we're reinventing and elevating real estate marketing.
DEB KEMP
Owner & Principal Broker
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Staircase in the canopy: a Council Crest contemporary
3340 SW Fairmount Blvd, Portland, Oregon 97239
Rising from the trees along Fairmount Boulevard, this Council Crest contemporary pairs sweeping valley and Coast Range views with midcentury style and a strong connection to nature. Light-filled living, dining, and kitchen spaces open to a wraparound deck among the trees, while a feature fireplace anchors the living room.
The Carousel House at Council Crest
3332 SW Fairmount Lane, Portland, Oregon 97239
Built in 1969 by architect Marjorie Wintermute with landscape design by Barbara Fealy, the Carousel House pairs bold modern lines with warmth and livability, its clerestory ceilings and glass walls filling the home with light, nature, and timeless character.
The Camera House at Council Crest
3200 SW Fairmount Blvd.
Nestled in Portland’s Council Crest, this 1976 NW Contemporary by architect Willard Martin lives large within its 1,762 sq ft. Featured on the cover of Sunset, the three-level steel-clad cube blends treetop views, flexible living spaces, and spa-like comforts—an iconic design that marries architecture, art, and nature.