Originally constructed in 1902, this charming Victorian-style home is a distinctive example of early Portland architecture. Rich in character and historical significance, the property (1732 SE Ash Street) was thoughtfully converted into a commercial space in 1983. The conversion preserved much of the building’s original charm while adapting the space to meet the needs of a professional work environment.

It has been home to a collective of independent psychologists who have utilized Ash Street as their place of practice for more than four decades. The building has developed a reputation as a welcoming and professional setting for client-centered services, providing both privacy and comfort in a uniquely historical environment.

The property currently features five private office spaces, two comfortable waiting areas to accommodate clients (both upstairs and downstairs), as well as and two restrooms (one on each level). Additional amenities include an unfinished basement that provides convenient storage space and a small kitchenette offering a practical space for staff use throughout the workday.

Ash Street is known for its quiet and peaceful atmosphere, despite being located in the vibrant Buckman neighborhood. The mature surroundings and thoughtful layout of the offices help create a space where both practitioners and visitors can feel comfortable and at ease.