Though it certainly photographs well, this tiny home is even better in person. It's bright and open (tall ceilings make it feel quite spacious) with notably more windows and natural light than most apartments or hotels of comparable size, which is especially important in a city like Portland where the winters are a bit dull and the summers bring sun-filled skies and warm breezes you long to last. The location is central to the city—though that wasn't a big selling point for us in the midst of the COVID pandemic—while being tucked away in a quiet little neighborhood that allowed for a peaceful night's rest and pleasant evening walks taking in all the lovely nearby gardens. Aiden and company managed to accomplish a very functional, comfortable space in such a tiny build and plot of land. I'd recommend this to anyone looking to get a true taste of Portland quirkiness and ingenuity, or simply give themselves a break from the typical hotel and Airbnb offerings. You won't be disappointed!
What sets this space even further apart are the beautiful humans behind it. Aiden and his family are responsive, respectful and genuinely lovely people to converse with and be around. We had the pleasure of getting to know Deena (and Sam) during our stay, and they are some of the most kind-hearted folks you'll ever hope to meet. It was a gift getting to peer out the window each day at the abundant garden they've poured so much love into.
We're thankful for our time in this tiny home. =)