Steeped in history and craftsmanship, The Reunion House is a rare offering. Built in 1926 for Thomas Autzen, pioneering industrialist and namesake of Autzen Stadium, this original Arts and Crafts residence was designed by noted Portland architect O M Akers. The property spans two lots, with the home set on the west lot bordering the Historic Seaside Promenade and the east lot extending to Beach Street. The home was thoughtfully designed to capture views of the Pacific Ocean and Tillamook Head.Restored in 2001, the residence is wood lined and showcases period details throughout. Hand hewn beams, a cobblestone fireplace with stone hearth and wood mantel, wrought iron spade hinges, and original built ins reflect a bygone era of artistry.The formal dining room overlooks the sea and features corner display cabinetry, antique light fixtures, and pocket doors. The kitchen includes original cabinetry, arched doorways, stainless appliances, and a breakfast nook with built in cabinets and tole painted doors. A large main level bedroom and hallway bath provide added convenience.Upstairs are three more bedrooms, with the primary suite offering panoramic ocean and headland views. The vintage bath features white hex tile, a pedestal sink, and a built in vanity. The third level offers a vaulted family room with gas fireplace and sweeping views, plus an east facing bedroom.The basement includes antique style shower stalls, laundry, and storage with exterior access. A front patio with fire pit provides a private retreat just steps from the Prom. The east lot features a game pavilion with sauna and outdoor shower, plus a gazebo and hot tub.Located four blocks from downtown and 20 feet from the sand, this is a legacy property with deep Oregon roots. Home is being sold turnkey furnished, including everything needed for a comfortable beach getaway or vacation rental. Home is currently an active vacation rental. Please respect guests and contact your agent to schedule a showing.

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