The iconic and unmistakable “Pink Temple” anchors the corner of Southeast Belmont and fifty-fifth in Portland’s Mount Tabor neighborhood. Originally constructed in nineteen twenty-one as a telephone exchange, later transformed into a Masonic Temple in nineteen fifty-two, and ultimately converted to a residence in nineteen ninety-six, this one-of-a-kind property is rich in history, character, and future potential. The building is currently configured with two distinct living spaces—each with its own private entrance, kitchen, and laundry—offering flexibility for multi-generational living, rental income, or creative use. The entire top floor is dedicated to a spacious primary residence, while the main level has been partially deconstructed providing the purchaser with the opportunity to bring their ideas to a fresh new design. A full basement adds significant versatility, featuring a large flex space with exterior access and abundant storage. Soaring ceilings and expansive windows fill the interior with natural light from every angle. Select areas have been refreshed with new interior paint, and the penthouse level showcases newly refinished wood floors. A private, gated parking lot accommodates six or more vehicles. Please note: portions of the property are currently deconstructed, offering a unique opportunity for customization, renovation, or reimagining the space to suit your vision. Located just moments from Mount Tabor Park and surrounded by popular cafes, restaurants, and shopping in both the Belmont and Hawthorne districts, this extraordinary property stands alone—a true unicorn in Portland’s real estate market.