1110 SE Alder St

1110 SE Alder Street is a historic structure residing at the corner of SE Alder Street and SE 11th Avenue. Originally the home of East Portland Public Library, this edifice boasts gorgeous Mediterranean Revival style architecture. The building benefits from a central location in the near east side, which is the area on the eastern banks of the Willamette River, directly opposite Downtown Portland. Commuters benefit from rare on-site parking, and drivers can quickly reach I-5 or I-84. Portland is known to be one of the most bicycle- and pedestrian-friendly cities in the United States and car-free commuters have access to multiple nearby options. Bus stops for Route 15 are a block away on SE Morrison and SE Belmont Streets, both of which feature painted bike lanes, and the Portland Streetcar A and B Loops are within a 10-minute walk. The neighborhoods on the Willamette’s eastern banks are known for popular dining and entertainment options, providing choices before, during, and after work, all within steps of the building. Some of these establishments include the renowned Revolution Hall and Washington High, which is across the street, and food options like Market of Choice and Schilling Cider House are a block away on SE Belmont Street. 1110 SE Alder Street provides businesses with undeniable character in an exceptionally well-connected location.