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Charming 1915 Built Downtown 2 Bedroom Apartment w/ Great Views - Enjoy downtown Astoria living in the historic Gilbaugh Apartments. This large 2 bedroom apartment sits above the street and has great views of the Columbia River. The exterior and interior were just restored (see links below). The beautiful interior is light and bright featuring much of the original charm including gorgeous wood floors & the original windows in the nice sized living and dining rooms. Enjoy the views of the Mighty Columbia River from lower floor unit featuring beautifully refinished wood floors throughout and an updated kitchen. The apartment is over 1,100 square feet and features laundry room w/ washer/dryer hookups and nice sized bedrooms with lots of windows. Just blocks to Fort George, the Liberty Theater, the Library, the Columbia Riverwalk, the Clatsop County History Museum, Columbia Memorial Hospital, the Maritime Museum and many more downtown restaurants and shops.
From the National Register of Historic Places, the Gilbaugh Apartments "contains some of the finest Craftsman style apartments in Astoria."
Application Fee: $50
Monthly Rent: $1,395
Security Deposit: $2,790
One Pet: Cat or small dog (18lbs or under) considered. $50 per month increase in rent per pet and $500 increase in security deposit per pet.
Please call or email for more information and to schedule a showing.
Interior pictures represent this unit or a similar unit.
From John Goodenberger's recent article about the property in the Daily Astorian:
"Constructed for Mary Taylor in 1915, the first-class four-plex was designed by Charles Withers. The Astoria Evening Budget proclaimed the new building was “a modern structure designed to meet the rapidly increasing demand for comfortable homes in the city.” A special feature included double floors and walls to reduce sound transmission from one apartment to the other."
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This is an Equal Housing Opportunity. Pacific Capital Management does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, religion, gender, sexual orientation, familial status, disability or source of income.
Charming 1915 Built Downtown 2 Bedroom Apartment w/ Great Views - Enjoy downtown Astoria living in the historic Gilbaugh Apartments. This large 2 bedroom apartment sits above the street and has great views of the Columbia River. The exterior and interior were just restored (see links below). The beautiful interior is light and bright featuring much of the original charm including gorgeous wood floors & the original windows in the nice sized living and dining rooms. Enjoy the views of the Mighty Columbia River from lower floor unit featuring beautifully refinished wood floors throughout and an updated kitchen. The apartment is over 1,100 square feet and features laundry room w/ washer/dryer hookups and nice sized bedrooms with lots of windows. Just blocks to Fort George, the Liberty Theater, the Library, the Columbia Riverwalk, the Clatsop County History Museum, Columbia Memorial Hospital, the Maritime Museum and many more downtown restaurants and shops.
From the National Register of Historic Places, the Gilbaugh Apartments "contains some of the finest Craftsman style apartments in Astoria."
Application Fee: $50
Monthly Rent: $1,395
Security Deposit: $2,790
One Pet: Cat or small dog (18lbs or under) considered. $50 per month increase in rent per pet and $500 increase in security deposit per pet.
Please call or email for more information and to schedule a showing.
Interior pictures represent this unit or a similar unit.
From John Goodenberger's recent article about the property in the Daily Astorian:
"Constructed for Mary Taylor in 1915, the first-class four-plex was designed by Charles Withers. The Astoria Evening Budget proclaimed the new building was “a modern structure designed to meet the rapidly increasing demand for comfortable homes in the city.” A special feature included double floors and walls to reduce sound transmission from one apartment to the other."
[Use CALL or EMAIL to get in touch]
[Use CALL or EMAIL to get in touch]
This is an Equal Housing Opportunity. Pacific Capital Management does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, religion, gender, sexual orientation, familial status, disability or source of income.
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