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An influential architect grew up in this Portland Queen Anne for sale at $600K
An influential architect grew up in this Portland Queen Anne for sale at $600K
An influential architect grew up in this Portland Queen Anne for sale at $600K

Published on: 06/23/2026

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An 1892 Queen Anne house on 0.03 acres at 14 S.W. Whitaker St. in South Portland is for sale.Broker Claire Paris believes the next owner of an 1892 Queen Anne house in South Portland’s oldest community will appreciate its front-row view of history.The main level of the 2,055-square-foot house features formal living and dining rooms.An 1892 Queen Anne house on 0.03 acres at 14 S.W. Whitaker St. in South Portland is for sale.The kitchen has period-appropriate cabinetry and stainless steel appliances.A sliding glass door leads to the side yard.There is an updated powder room on the main level.The two-story house has Douglas fir floors, stained glass and push-button light switches.Recent updates include an electrical system, furnace, water heater and lighting.Upstairs, three bedrooms and a full bathroom are joined by a charming balcony.The house has three bedrooms, a bathroom and a powder room.The house has three bedrooms, a bathroom and a powder room.The house has three bedrooms, a bathroom and a powder room.An 1892 Queen Anne house on 0.03 acres at 14 S.W. Whitaker St. in South Portland is for sale.The house has a bathroom and a powder room.The full basement provides laundry, abundant storage and exciting potential for future expansion, said the broker.The full basement provides laundry space.An 1892 Queen Anne house sits on an 0.03-acre lot.The 1892 Queen Anne house in the South Portland Historic District, which is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.The balcony railing has Victorian-era spindles.An 1892 Queen Anne house on 0.03 acres at 14 S.W. Whitaker St. in South Portland is for sale.The Laura Foulkes House #1 is next door to its lookalike, the Laura Foulkes House #2 on Southwest Whitaker Street.

Broker Claire Paris believes the next owner of an updated 1892 Queen Anne house in South Portland’s oldest community will understand how the city became what it is today.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/realestate/2026/06/an-influential-architect-grew-up-in-this-portland-queen-anne-for-sale-at-600k.html

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