Southwest Portland Tiny House - Near The MAX, Walk-able To Many Restaurants, Bars, One Block to Park

Watson Avenue Tiny House

$78.29 - $278 / night in Beaverton

1 Bedroom

1 Bathroom

Sleeps 2

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Located in the heart of Beaverton in the Southwest region of Portland this tiny house is special indeed. It is designed to maximize every inch of room available. An incredibly comfortable queen bed is perfect for some rest and recuperation. There is a refrigerator and Keurig available as well. If you need to get some work done there is a desk and monitor if the need arises.

Please note, there is not a bathroom in the unit. There is a full bathroom located just outside the front door of the tiny house to the left just a few steps away. In this full bath is a washer and dryer available.

Please note, there is no A/C.

There is a cute front porch with some seating as well as a more private side deck area with additional seating as well as a larger picnic table. Sit out here to take in the sights and sounds around Beaverton while enjoying some conversation with a companion or perhaps a good book. Please do note, that smoking not allowed on this property at all.

The location of the tiny house is incredible, as it sits right in the middle of downtown Beaverton where an extraordinary amount of food, drinks, and activities that are just moments away. If you want your coffee without the effort there is a 24 hour coffee shop very close. After you wake up enjoy the farmers market or the Central Beaverton Park for countless activities year round. Once you have worked up an appetite there are almost too many options to list. Within a walk of just a couple minutes there is raman, Thai, Korean BBQ, Mediterranean, and of course the famous Big's chicken. If you want something a little more upscale, check out Decarli for a tasty Italian dinner spot.

About a half mile away is the Beaverton Town Center MAX stop where you can take the light rail through downtown Portland as well as too and from the Airport among many other stops through the greater Portland region.

Don't miss your opportunity to explore Beaverton and Portland from a location without parallel for convenience, charm, and setting.

Location:

★ Restaurant Row in Beaverton is just a couple blocks away

★ Twenty four hour coffee shop is a short walk

★ Numerous bars, pubs, and culinary options within blocks

★ Under one mile to groceries

★ Less than one mile to MAX Light rail at Beaverton Town Center

★ 3.5 Miles to shopping at Washington Square Mall

★ 8 Miles to downtown Portland

★ 17 Miles to Wine Country and incredible vineyards and tastings

Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions at all.

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Property Type: Home Beds: 1 Accommodates: 2 Check In: : 4pm Bedrooms: 1 Check Out: : 11am Bathrooms: 1.0 Pet Friendly: Yes

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Carbon Monoxide Detector Clothes Dryer Coffee Maker Disinfected Enhanced Cleaning Essentials Family Friendly Hair Dryer Heating Initial paper products Internet Internet Access Laundry Open Patio Patio Private Entrance Refrigerator Shampoo Smoke Detector WIFI Washing Machine and towels linens towels

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Reviews - 4.5 stars based on 13 reviews

Watson Avenue Tiny House

5/5 stars

This was a great addition to the other homes on the same property! It gave us an extra room and bathroom to accommodate more family members.

Georgia

Reviewed on Jul 31, 2021 by Georgia, Bentonville, Arkansas Report

Watson Avenue Tiny House

5/5 stars

The Tiny House is exactly as advertised, a place to sleep with adorable outdoor spaces for your waking hours. The farmer's market was literally across the street, the Shakespeare festival was three blocks away, and several of the highest rated restaurants in the city were also a few blocks away. And yes, Ickabod's (the pub) is also just two blocks away. So ... central, something for everyone not too far away. The one catch (as advertised) is that you have to go outside the Tiny House for the bathroom, so I would make sure your guest can clear that hurdle before you book the room for grandma! We rented the Tiny House with the rest of the compound, and it was a nice retreat from the crowd for our most private guest.

George

Reviewed on Jul 21, 2021 by George, Palo Alto, CA Report

Watson Avenue Tiny House

5/5 stars

Loved the location! 3 min from everything very cute place super clean. Has everything you need! Even a porch to relax! My dog loved it as well!

Adrianna

Reviewed on Aug 22, 2020 by Adrianna, Tukwila Report

Watson Avenue Tiny House

5/5 stars

We stayed here for 2 nights with our greyhound. The place was easy to find and very clean. It is in a great location close to coffee and restaurants. The covered patio made a nice spot for drinking coffee and eating takeout. Parking was right out front and the picnic tables provided a lovely spot to hang out. Luckily, there was AC as it was hot that weekend and the tiny house can get quite warm.

Elizabeth

Reviewed on Aug 16, 2020 by Elizabeth, Olympia Report

Watson Avenue Tiny House

5/5 stars

A nice private tiny house in the middle of the city. Easy access to the city, and plenty of unique places nearby to explore! I enjoyed my stay with my boyfriend who doesn't know Portland as well and he very much was impressed by Corey's location.

Rachel

Reviewed on Feb 3, 2020 by Rachel, Beaverton Report

Watson Avenue Tiny House

4/5 stars

Hi! I really enjoyed my stay at the tiny house. It was incredibly convenient for my needs. The only thing I will say is that there were some large spider webs outside on the bathroom door and that in the crevices of the room, there was some dust bunnies. I think doing some housekeeping in those areas will guarantee a 5 star stay for your next customer. Thanks so much! Dailing

Dailing

Reviewed on Feb 2, 2020 by Dailing, Seattle, WA Report

Hello, I apologize about the cob webs that may have been outside. We do try and keep them knocked down, but sometimes those little guys are quick at rebuilding! We glad you enjoyed your stay and look forward to having you again!

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Watson Avenue Tiny House

5/5 stars

Such a nice location, especially if travelling solo! Near everything.

Brett

Reviewed on Oct 25, 2019 by Brett, Salem Report

Watson Avenue Tiny House

4/5 stars

We loved our stay in Beaverton. The location at this spot cannot be beat; you are seconds from the Saturday market! The room is extremely clean and all of the essentials are provided. The fact that the bathroom is separate was actually a plus for us so one person could get ready while the other did something else. We did overall enjoy the tiny house, although it was more of a tiny room than a tiny house. The tiny house is about the size of my bedroom in my home in its entirety. Additionally, there are two other AirBnB properties that are sort of connected to this tiny house, and there were many people staying in the other properties who enjoyed having fun late at night. I sort of wish this was disclosed before so we weren't startled by meeting new people every time we left or came back.

Mikah

Reviewed on Jul 15, 2019 by Mikah, Seattle Report

Watson Avenue Tiny House

5/5 stars

This is a small house/room with a private feel to it. Close to everything, and there is even a Saturday outdoor market just a block away.

Oscar

Reviewed on Jul 7, 2019 by Oscar, Tacoma Report

Watson Avenue Tiny House

5/5 stars

This was the perfect place for me and anyone who is looking for a peaceful, well- kept place to stay. It is within walking distance to many places including restaurants, shops, and the MAX Beaverton station which was super helpful for me as I was attending a conference in the center of Portland. Corey was a great host! Anytime I had a question, he got back to me almost immediately! Thanks for a wonderful stay!

Abby

Reviewed on Mar 31, 2019 by Abby, Newport, Rhode Island Report

Watson Avenue Tiny House

5/5 stars

nice location close to many restaurants easy accessibility drive and parking in the front enter through the rear lots of room the tiny house is not so tiny it's a beautiful location in a nice comfortable living space it's an older home it does not have a stove but it has everything that you need refrigerator microwave and coffee maker

Giles

Reviewed on Feb 28, 2019 by Giles, Modesto, CA Report

Watson Avenue Tiny House

5/5 stars

A cozy stay, beautiful property and great location! This was a very unique stay in a great pocket of Beaverton. Walking distance to so many good restaurants, cafes & bars. You wont need to Lyft/Uber at all, because you are so close to everything. Close to the park, affordable place and a very comfortable bed to rest your head. Perfect spot for our date night, it would be good spot for a weekend get away or business trip too.

Taylor Van

Reviewed on Feb 1, 2019 by Taylor Van, Report

Watson Avenue Tiny House

1/5 stars

Portland, OR Flip Key’s “Tiny House” on SW 3rd St (#324) and SW Watson Ave Review. This was a newly renovated Shed on the back of the property which was listed at 4775 SW Watson Ave in Beaverton, OR. It was very clean and well put together. The bed was comfortable. The paint was pretty and fixtures were very chic. By the Definition a Tiny Home is a residence under 500 square feet. This is by no means is a residence. It is a “bed in a Shed. . . ”! It is not a “tiny Home”! There is a foe electric fireplace heater (which sounds like an old washing machine when it is idling) along with a portable electric radiant heater (which worked the best and is quiet), a small refrigerator like ones in a hotel room, a table for the flat screen T.V. and DVD player. There was a Keurig coffee machine, coffee pods and creamers provided. With the heat on in the room it is too warm even with the radiant heater on the lowest setting. There are 4 windows, two which have curtains, and the door’s window which has a built in blind. However, the 4th window is high in the apex of the room with no covering which makes the place very bright to sleep at night. If you need complete darkness to sleep you are not going to find that here. If you like it to be quiet then use the radiant heater, not the foe fireplace heater. There wasn’t any running water, nor a bathroom, or kitchen appliances, like a microwave oven inside the living space. The bathroom was located in the back of the house where the shed was. Luckily there was a new covered walkway between the house and the shed allowing you to get to the bathroom without getting wet, since it rains frequently in the Portland area! Inside the bathroom there was a small shower, sink, electric radiator, toilet, washer and dryer, along with lo and behold a microwave. As for us, we never cooked food in the microwave in the bathroom, yuck! As my Husband said. The electrical circuitry has little to be desired! If you want to use a hair dryer, the electric radiator heater and the light you will trip a circuit. Plus you do not know what load the people in the house might be putting on the circuits. It does not seem like this was set up to accommodate everything. The neighbors had the power go out completely too. Having the washer, dryer, shower and sink in use in the bathroom your towels do not dry when hung in there. I would advise if you are conserving resources and you want to reuse the bath towels then take them in the room where there is heat to help them dry. This is ideal for a young person who likes staying in a hostel but with more amenities and a high price. It is not an ideal place for anyone who may need to get up to the bathroom at night since it will be cold mostly in Portland except maybe a few months of the year. If this were my room for rent, I would have to change things to make this more of a Tiny Home. First of all, I would have the T.V. on a swivel on the wall to open up the space for a small kitchen counter at the window with a sink and microwave. My husband suggested that the foe fireplace heater be removed since it takes up too much room and the radiant heater keeps the place nice and toasty by its self. The apex window is broken so it should be replace with at least a double pane window with a louver for room darkening. I’d have to place the mirror over the fireplace somewhere else too. I would raise the bed to perhaps a post-beam loft space and then there would be room to have a tiny RV style bathroom space with shower, sink and maybe pull out toilet. The nightly rate for this room is too high for the lack of convenience provided. There must be a more forth coming statement to what you are getting (i.e. the bathroom is across an outdoor walkway) so you can make a more informed decision if this place is for you and it needs to more reasonably priced for what it is. Please update your room book to match what is listed on the FlipKey. Our over all review might be only one of the points of a single star out of 5 stars, as my husband so aptly put it.

Kim Faulkner

Reviewed on Dec 28, 2018 by Kim Faulkner, Marysville Report