The Parker
30 day minimum stay required
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- Studio, One, Two, & Three Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Three Bathrooms
- Cat Friendly, Dog Friendly, & Pets Considered
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
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About this property
The food culture, the breweries, the coffee—choosing an apt. for rent in the Pearl District puts you within walking distance of everything that makes Portland, Oregon famous. In tandem with the perfect location, The Parker delights residents with upgraded apartment interiors and a green approach to exciting amenities for any occasion.
Modern layouts with huge windows and stylish finishes make every one or two bedroom apartment feel like home, and community offerings from valet dry cleaning to a clubhouse with a coffee bar provide welcome conveniences.
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About Portland, Oregon
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Dynamic yet relaxed, Oregon's largest metro area has a vibrant downtown across the Willamette River and charming neighborhoods full of hospitable and eclectic people. It buzzes with a youthful vibrancy and is home to a host of idealist liberals, even though it's located in a state where back roads proudly sport the Republican red. Here, Gore-Tex ponchos in fine restaurants are as common as mutton-shops on a hipster.
It's a Mecca for for eco-activists, outdoor nuts, vegans, gardeners and dog-lovers, who all support the countless brewpubs, coffeehouses, knitting circles, and book clubs. Portland is a city with pretty neighborhoods and a small-town atmosphere, an up-and-coming attraction that has finally found itself. Racially progressive and diverse, it's also a great spot to plant roots, settle in and chill out.