Built in 1911, this remarkable Craftsman bungalow is a celebration of an architectural movement that valued natural materials, skilled craftsmanship, and the belief that a home should be as beautiful in its details as it is in its overall design. I recently had the opportunity to tour this home, and what immediately caught my attention wasn't its size or floor plan. It was the woodwork.

There's something about this house that makes you stop and look twice. Maybe it's the dramatically pitched roofline, the decorative half-timbering, or the beautiful wooden front door tucked beneath its little covered entrance. You could almost imagine finding a home like this along a quiet country lane somewhere in England. But this is Portland, Oregon and this particular Tudor Revival, built in 1928, sits at 2807 NE Brazee Street in Dolph Park.