Oregon
$2.8 Million Homes in Oregon, Massachusetts and Maryland
Portland, Ore. | $2.75 Million
An Edwardian home in-built 1909, with seven bedrooms, 4 full bogs and two half bogs, on a 0.3-acre lot
This home was designed by Ellis F. Lawrence, a founding father of the College of Oregon structure faculty, who’s accountable for quite a lot of native buildings. It’s within the Irvington Historic District, listed on the Nationwide Register of Historic Locations, and is taken into account a contributing construction.
The Irvington Tennis Membership, a personal membership with tennis courts, a swimming pool and a ballroom, is half a block away. A stretch of NE Broadway with a brewery, a number of espresso outlets and an unbiased bookstore is just a few blocks south. Driving throughout the Willamette River into downtown Portland takes about quarter-hour.
Dimension: 5,721 sq. toes
Worth per sq. foot: $481
Indoors: A large stone path results in the columned entrance porch, the place a wooden door opens right into a lobby with a grand staircase.
To the left is a household room with hardwood flooring and a hearth. Throughout the corridor is a front room with extra hardwood flooring, one other hearth, authentic built-in cupboards and a door to the facet porch. By a large doorway on this house is a eating room with leaded-glass home windows, tall wainscoting and a interval acceptable pendant mild.
An extended pantry hyperlinks this a part of the home to the big, open kitchen, which has excessive ceilings, a middle island, a breakfast bar and plentiful built-in cabinetry, together with a built-in desk. A half lavatory and a storage closet are off the kitchen, as is the rear deck.
5 bedrooms are on the second ground. The biggest, used as the first bed room, is on the prime of the stair touchdown, with two closets and home windows dealing with the facet of the property. It shares a full lavatory throughout the corridor with two visitor rooms. One other full lavatory is on the finish of the corridor. Two extra visitor rooms — one at the moment used as a house workplace — have entry to a lined balcony; they share a toilet with a walk-in bathe.
The third ground features as a contained visitor suite, with a bed room, lavatory and entertaining space.
One other bed room and a half lavatory are on the basement stage, together with a laundry room and two storage rooms.
Out of doors house: The patio behind the home is framed by a low brick wall. It steps right down to a grassy yard with a effervescent water characteristic on the far finish. The indifferent storage has parking for one automobile.
Taxes: $23,753 (estimated)
Contact: Suze Riley, The Company, Inc., 503-816-9640; theagencypdx.com
Belmont, Mass. | $2.795 Million
An early Twentieth-century Colonial Revival home with 5 bedrooms and 4 and a half bogs, on a 0.3-acre lot
This home is just a few blocks from Harmony Avenue, Belmont’s most important thoroughfare, and fewer than 10 minutes on foot from Belmont Station, the place passengers can catch a practice that can attain North Station in Boston in lower than half an hour. City Area, which has basketball and pickleball courts, is lower than half a mile away, as is Underwood Playground, which has a swimming pool that’s open in the course of the summer time. A public library can also be close by.
Belmont Excessive Faculty, ranked among the many prime 10 public excessive faculties within the state, is a couple of mile away. Driving into Cambridge takes about 20 minutes. Boston Logan Worldwide Airport is half an hour away.
Dimension: 5,166 sq. toes
Worth per sq. foot: $541
Indoors: A brick path and steps result in an enclosed glass vestibule. From there, a door opens right into a lobby with a staircase and entry to a powder room.
To the left is a front room with a hearth and street-facing home windows. Throughout the lobby is a eating room with a street-facing bay window and easy wainscoting.
A butler’s pantry with a beverage fridge connects this house to an up to date kitchen with granite counters, chrome steel home equipment, built-in bench seating and a big middle island. The kitchen is open to a household room with built-in cabinetry and glass doorways that open to the yard.
On the prime of the steps on the second ground is a large touchdown with a built-in window seat. The first suite, to the proper, has excessive ceilings, two walk-in closets and a toilet with a soaking tub and separate bathe. Three extra bedrooms are on the different finish of this ground. They share a hallway lavatory with penny-tile flooring and a black granite-topped self-importance.
One other bed room and a full lavatory are on the third ground, which may very well be used as an in-law or au pair suite.
The bottom stage of the home incorporates a fitness center, a carpeted recreation room, a wine cellar and a full lavatory.
Out of doors house: A big stone patio behind the home with a built-in barbecue may very well be used for out of doors eating. The yard past is landscaped with grass and mature timber that present shade. The indifferent storage holds one automobile; there’s room to park one other within the driveway.
Taxes: $20,992 (estimated)
Contact: Patrick Murphy, Coldwell Banker Realty Belmont, 617-470-7540; coldwellbankerhomes.com
Chevy Chase, Md. | $2.795 Million
A renovated farmhouse constructed round 1910, with 5 bedrooms and 4 and a half bogs, on a 0.2-acre lot
This home is within the Maryland a part of Chevy Chase, a suburb that extends into northwest Washington. It’s about half a mile from the Washington border and some blocks from a farmers’ market, a espresso store and a French restaurant. Extra outlets and eating places are close by, alongside Connecticut Avenue, which connects the neighborhood to factors north in Maryland and to the Woodley Park and Dupont neighborhoods in Washington.
Chevy Chase Native Park, which has athletic fields and a tennis courtroom, is lower than half a mile away; Rock Creek Park is about two miles away. The closest Metro cease, Friendship Heights, is about 5 minutes away by automobile. Driving into downtown Washington takes about 25 minutes.
Dimension: 4,035 sq. toes
Worth per sq. foot: $693
Indoors: A white picket fence separates this property from the road, and steps lead as much as the vast, wraparound porch.
A door with glass panels opens right into a lobby with hardwood flooring and a grand staircase. Off this house is a research with grey partitions, coffered ceilings and a hearth. A powder room can also be on this a part of the home.
Straight forward from the lobby is an arched hallway that results in an incredible room with a sitting space on one facet, a eating space on the opposite and the kitchen in between. The sitting space has a hearth, a number of home windows, glass doorways that open to the facet porch and stairs to the decrease stage. The eating space has one other hearth and a wall of built-in cabinetry with glass doorways. The kitchen has chrome steel home equipment, wrought-iron hanging lighting fixtures and an extended island for cooking and eating. Hardwood flooring prolong throughout this house.
4 bedrooms are on the second ground. The first suite has a personal balcony and a toilet with a deep soaking tub inside a glass-walled bathe. Subsequent door is one other en suite bed room, and throughout the corridor are two extra bedrooms that share a toilet with a mixed tub and bathe.
The fifth bed room is on the highest ground, together with a carpeted house that may very well be a den or a playroom.
The bottom stage of the home incorporates a media room with a moist bar, a laundry room, a storage space with built-in cabinets and a full lavatory.
Out of doors house: The entrance and facet porches and the second-floor balcony are all sufficiently big to carry chairs and a small desk. The entrance and facet yards are landscaped with grass, and will maintain flower or herb gardens. The indifferent storage has house to park one automobile; there’s parking for a number of extra within the driveway.
Taxes: $25,992 (estimated)
Contact: David DeSantis, TTR Sotheby’s Worldwide Realty, 202-438-1542; sothebysrealty.com
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Oregon-set horror movie ‘Wolf Man’ opens Friday; critics call it ‘gripping enough,’ ‘not especially scary’
‘Wolf Man” isn’t just the latest example of a classic Hollywood monster movie character getting a reboot, it’s also the newest horror movie to be set in Oregon. “Wolf Man,” which opens in theaters Friday, Jan. 17, follows in the spooky footsteps of “Strange Darling,” “Longlegs,” and “Cellar Door,” which were also set in Oregon.
While “Strange Darling” and “Cellar Door” were filmed in Oregon, “Wolf Man” didn’t film in the Northwest, but instead was made in New Zealand. The plot involves a married couple, Blake (played by Christopher Abbott, whose credits include “Poor Things”) and Charlotte (Julia Garner, of “Ozark” fame), and their daughter, Ginger (Matilda Firth), who are living in San Francisco.
When Blake learns that his long-missing father has been declared dead, Blake brings his wife and daughter back to the family’s rural Oregon house.
Unfortunately, their trip to Oregon goes bad quickly, as what seems to be a deadly creature injures Blake, who soon begins showing signs of transforming into something, well, wolfy.
While the idea has roots back in the Hollywood days when Universal Pictures turned out monster movies built around such figures as Frankenstein’s monster, Dracula, The Mummy, The Invisible Man, and more, the new “Wolf Man” isn’t simply a remake of the 1941 original.
Director Leigh Whannell’s previous films include “The Invisible Man” and “Insidious: Chapter 3.”
Reviews for “Wolf Man” are mixed, with some critics praising Abbott’s performance and the movie’s creepy atmosphere, while others wish Garner’s character was more developed and that the dialogue was sharper.
In The Hollywood Reporter, for example. David Rooney writes that “Wolf Man” is “gripping enough.” Less enthusiastic is Peter Debruge in Variety, who found the movie slow, soulful and not especially scary.”
Purdue women’s basketball was unable to change its fortunes on the west coast, falling to Oregon 69-53 on Wednesday night in Eugene. The Boilermakers have now lost five straight games dating back to December 21st and are 0-6 a third of the way through Big Ten play this season.
The latest loss in the streak also marks Purdue’s seventh loss by 16 or more points this season, after having eight losses of double-digits all of last season.
The offense took awhile to show itself in Eugene, as Purdue and Oregon combined to shoot 2-10 in the early going, where it was a 2-2 game until the 5:57 mark. That’s when sophomore guard Sophie Swanson entered the game and provided scoring for the Boilermakers, having a quick five points to hand Purdue a 7-2 advantage at the 5:05 mark of the first quarter.
The Ducks then responded, outscoring the Boilermakers 11-2 over the final three minutes of the quarter, thanks to contributions from Peyton Scott and one time Purdue portal target Nani Falatea.
Purdue shot a respectable 45% from the field, but nine turnovers, leading to nine Oregon points was the difference in the opening frame.
The ball security woes compiled with shooting troubles in the second quarter for Purdue, who saw the deficit grow. The Boilermakers were 1-5 from the field and had five turnovers over the first five minutes of the quarter, while Oregon extended its lead to eight at the 4:55 mark.
Purdue went nearly nine minutes without a field goal in the second quarter as a Reagan Bass triple ended the drought with 49 seconds left in the first half, after Oregon had pushed the lead to 12. The Ducks responded quickly with a three of their own to take a 35-23 lead into the break.
Oregon quickly got the lead to a then high 14 to start the third quarter before three straight scores by Lana McCarthy and Rashunda Jones chopped that lead down to eight with 7:26 to play in the third. After a back-and-forth few minutes, McKenna Layden made it a seven point game with her second triple of the night.
That would be as close as the Boilermakers could get for the rest of the night. Oregon would then outscore Purdue 11-2 down the stretch of the third quarter, with the help of Deja Kelly and Phillipina Kyei who scored 13 combined in the quarter, to take a 52-36 lead into the fourth.
Despite best efforts from Rashunda Jones and McKenna Layden, the Boilermakers were unable to claw their way back into the game, watching Oregon coast to a convincing win in Matthew Knight Arena.
Another woeful offensive performances doomed Purdue’s chances of snapping its five-game losing streak, having 23 turnovers (leading to 25 Oregon points), as well as shooting a combined 42% from the field and 25% from three-point range.
Rashunda Jones led the way in the scoring department for the Boilermakers, with a team-high 17 points on 8-10 shooting from the field, as well as four rebounds and three assists. Jones returned to the starting lineup on Wednesday and has averaged 12.0 points, 3.6 rebounds and 4.6 assists over the last three games.
McKenna Layden has come into her own of late, putting together the best performance of her young career, despite the loss. The sophomore had nine points and a career-high nine rebounds, which also paced the Boilermakers on the night. Over her last three games, Layden is averaging 7.6 points and 6.0 rebounds in an expanded role.
The transfer trio of Reagan Bass, Ella Collier and Destini Lombard were held in check in a frustrating night for the bunch, combining for just ten points on 27% shooting from the field and one assist.
Purdue will remain out west with a battle against Washington on deck for Saturday evening, where Katie Gearlds and company will look to get back in the win column for the first time in 2025.
EUGENE- The Oregon Ducks return home to Matthew Knight Arena after two road games to begin a three-game homestand starting on Wednesday as the Ducks face the Purdue Boilermakers. Wednesday’s matchup will mark the first-ever meeting between the programs, as Purdue is one of three teams in the Big Ten Conference that Oregon will face for the first time this season. The other two programs Oregon has yet to face are Michigan and Penn State.
Oregon has been dominant at home this season, winning its last three home games while boasting a 10-1 record at Matthew Knight Arena. The Ducks will look to extend their home winning streak while also earning the team’s 13th win of the season over Purdue on Wednesday night.
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The Oregon Ducks (12-5) return to Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene, Oregon, to host the Purdue Boilermakers (7-9). Tip-off is set for 6 p.m. PT. The game will be streamed on B1G+.
Preview
The Ducks enter Wednesday’s matchup against the Boilermakers after a two-game road trip where Oregon defeated Penn State but fell to Ohio State. Oregon’s chance at an upset over the No. 9 Buckeyes last Sunday fell just short, losing the game 69-60.
Despite the loss, multiple Ducks had successful outings. Guard Nani Falatea and Amina Muhammad led all players with 11 points each. Guard Deja Kelly added another 10, while center Phillipina Kyei contributed eight points and eight rebounds. Ohio native Peyton Scott scored seven points while grabbing a season-high eight rebounds.
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Now, the Ducks look to redeem themselves from Sunday’s loss with a statement win over Purdue. The Boilermakers are trying to snap a five-game losing streak against Big Ten teams. Purdue has also trailed by 10 or more points after the first quarter in four straight games.
Purdue has struggled to find consistency, compiling a 7-9 record. After the team’s loss to Michigan State on Jan. 1, the team held a meeting in an attempt to get back on track and find ways to win. However, in the team’s most recent outing, the Boilermakers fell at home 87-60 to the Michigan Wolverines.
“We need to regroup. But we can’t afford to have another team meeting to do that. It just needs to be everyone buying in and going back to the team that we know we can be,” said Purdue fifth-year guard Ella Collier. “Whenever we are all at our best, and we’re all cheering for each other, and we’re not in our own heads, we can do some pretty good things together.”
The Boilermakers will look to regroup Wednesday in Matthew Knight Arena as they face the Ducks in Eugene. However, this will undoubtedly be a daunting task for Purdue.
The Ducks are an extremely deep and versatile squad that has proven they can excel on both ends of the court. Defensively, Oregon has forced more turnovers than their opponents in 12 straight games and 14 times this season. The Ducks have also recorded 10 or more steals in seven of the last 10 games.
Olympic gold medalist Elisa Mevius is Oregon’s leader in steals, averaging 1.6 per game, while Kyei leads in blocks with 0.9 per contest. Kyei also leads the team in rebounding, grabbing 6.0 rebounds per game while also scoring 6.5 points per contest.
Offensively, Oregon boasts one of the deepest benches in the country and the best in the Big Ten. Oregon’s reserves are averaging 29.2 points to lead the Big Ten and rank 14th in the nation.
Not to mention, Oregon also features two of the top ten active scorers in the NCAA: Peyton Scott (9th) and Deja Kelly (10th). They rank first and second among active players in career points in the Big Ten. Both Kelly and Scott have surpassed the 2,000-point mark this season. The pair is the only set of teammates in the top 10 in scoring among active players.
Prediction
Facing the Ducks will undoubtedly be a tough challenge for the Boilermakers. Oregon’s deep bench means Purdue will have to defend multiple scoring threats, making it difficult to key in on just one or two players. Additionally, the Boilermakers will need to find a way to contain Kyei in the paint, where her size and skill can dominate both sides of the floor. Additionally, Oregon’s aggressive defense, which consistently forces turnovers, will likely disrupt Purdue’s rhythm. With the added advantage of playing at Matthew Knight Arena, where the Ducks have been nearly unbeatable this season, Oregon will likely come out on top.
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