Spacious Two-Level Oregon Floating Home Under $95K

$94,900

Embrace premier waterfront living in this spacious ~1,500 sq. ft. Oregon floating home. Highlighted by an open-concept main floor,soaring windows flood the interior with natural light while offering captivating views of the river and marina. Sale is subject to marina approval of the buyer.

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Experience the charm of waterfront living in this spacious two-level floating home at McCuddy’s Marina on the Columbia River. Sale subject to marina approval of purchaser. Offering approximately 1,500+/- square feet of living space, this home features an open-concept main level with expansive windows, abundant natural light, and beautiful river and marina views. The functional kitchen opens to the dining and living areas, creating an inviting space for everyday living and entertaining. The upper level provides comfortable private living quarters, making this home ideal as a vacation hot spot or weekend retreat.Enjoy relaxing on the waterside deck while watching boats pass by, wildlife, and spectacular sunsets. Enjoy the rest of Summer Conveniently located with easy access to Portland, Vancouver, shopping, dining, and recreation. Opportunity:This property is awesome and has 2 hot water heaters

1bd
2ba
1,500sqft
871sqft lot

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Pros

Unmatched Access to Nature & Green Spaces: Portland is an outdoor lover’s dream. Within the city limits, you have Forest Park (one of the largest urban forest reserves in the US) and Mt. Tabor (an extinct volcanic cinder cone). Within a 1- to 2-hour drive, you can reach the Oregon Coast, the Columbia River Gorge, and Mt. Hoodfor world-class hiking, skiing, and ocean escapes.
Exceptional Food, Beer, & Coffee Scene: Portland is nationally famous for its culinary culture. From hundreds of renowned food cart pods to James Beard-awarded restaurants, craft microbreweries, independent roasters, and local wineries in nearby Willamette Valley, the food and beverage options are top-tier.
No State Sales Tax: Oregon is one of five states without a state sales tax, meaning the price on the tag is the price you pay at checkout for groceries, clothing, and big-ticket items.
Walkable, Bike-Friendly Neighborhoods: Built on a grid system with small blocks, Portland is exceptionally walkable and frequently ranks among the most bicycle-friendly cities in North America, featuring dedicated “greenways” and robust public transit (TriMet bus, MAX light rail, and streetcars).
Vibrant Neighborhood Character: Instead of one massive downtown hub, Portland is a collection of distinct,character-rich neighborhoods (like Hawthorne, Alberta Arts, Pearl District, Mississippi, and Sellwood), each filled with local boutiques, bookstores, and historic homes.

Cons

High Cost of Living & Income Tax: Real estate prices, rent, and everyday utilities sit well above national averages. While there is no sales tax, Oregon’s state income tax rates are among the highest in the country, and Multnomah County imposes additional local income taxes for higher earners.
Extended Overcast & Rainy Season: While summers (July to September) are gloriously warm, dry, and sunny,the rest of the year brings months of continuous grey skies, constant drizzle, and short winter daylight. The lack of sun can be a tough adjustment.
Urban Challenges & Homelessness: Like many major West Coast cities, Portland continues to navigate significant public policy challenges, including high rates of visible unsheltered homelessness, property crime, and open drug use in certain commercial and downtown pockets.
Wildfire Smoke Season: Late summer and early autumn often bring periods of wildfire smoke from around the Pacific Northwest, leading to intermittent periods of poor outdoor air quality.
Traffic & Sprawl Constraints: Because Oregon enforces strict Urban Growth Boundaries (UGBs) to protect agricultural land and wilderness, development is dense, which can lead to congested highways (I-5 and I-205) and tight parking in popular commercial districts.