1909 Arts and Crafts Bungalow, re-imagined for the twenty-first century - architecturally re-engineered to 2002 standards. Some historic homes are restored. This Portland Heights classic was re-imagined from the ground up, literally. In 2002, the original structure was lifted, set on an entirely new engineered foundation and transformed by Giulietti Schouten Architects and Hammer and Hand Construction into a three level residence of modern architectural integrity. The result is something Portland's historic neighborhoods almost never yield: a home where century-old craftsmanship and deliberate twenty-first century reinvention exist in seamless conversation. Elevating the structure ten feet unlocked what no conventional renovation could deliver: a modern one thousand four hundred seven square foot daylight basement, a gracious street-level front yard, dedicated parking and spatial and structural assets unavailable to most homes of this era. The basement is designed to perform. A twenty-five by thirteen maple floor sports court for basketball, dance, or training. A wool-carpeted media and lounge room with surround sound. A tiled treadmill zone and automated pet door. Plenty of storage lockable wine cellar built for a serious collection. From the classic arts and craft aesthetic of the entry, this home opens to a spacious flow-through living room and dining room, to a sun-drenched custom cook's kitchen before extending through three-panel French doors to a hardwood entertainment deck, complete with a gas barbecue area, dining zones, an integrated sound system, and a retractable electric awning. A bright corner office, a craftsman guest bathroom with original clawfoot tub and a second bedroom complete the level refinished fir floors and fresh paint throughout. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10247678]