
Chown Pella Lofts
Authentic timber warehouse lofts in a vintage Pearl District brick building.
About Chown Pella Lofts
Portland's Chown Pella Loft building started life in 1910 as a warehouse for the Chown Pella window company (now known as Pella). At over 115 years old, it finds itself a luxury loft building in one of the best possible Pearl District locations. Residents have done some really cool things with these lofts, and each one is pretty unique. We've seen high-end industrial style kitchens, funky tile in the baths, gothic chandeliers... there's a lot to work with here to create your own personal space. In every loft you'll find tall wood ceilings, brick walls, tons of exposed ductwork and much more. Some of the top floor units have patios but most do not. However there is a rooftop resident deck that everyone shares with BBQ's and terrific views of the city and mountains. This is true historic loft living but with some modern luxury and conveniences that don't compromise the building's character.
Historic Character
Originally built in 1910 as a factory and warehouse for the Chown Pella Window Company. You can still see the 100+ year old logo painted on the side.
Pearl District
Located at 416 NW 13th Avenue on the north side of Portland's Warehouse District in the Pearl.
Loft Living
Authentic warehouse loft spaces with tall wood ceilings, walls of brick and exposed ductwork.
Chown Pella Lofts Amenities
Chown Pella is not an amenity-rich building, but it does have a very cool rooftop deck with BBQ's and great views to enjoy with your fellow residents.

Welcoming Lobby
Historic brick lobby with modern amenities

Rooftop Deck
BBQ area with stunning city views

Great Pearl Location
Prime Pearl District address
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