We stayed in the house for about two weeks in mid summer while our daughter attended a program in downtown Portland during the morning and remote at the house in the afternoon.
The place is clean and functional. All 3 bedrooms are upstairs. There is a master suite with a bath and the the other two bedrooms share a bathroom. There is a powder room on the main floor. There is a small desk in the upstairs landing that was usable for remote computer work (bring your own laptop). Check in is super easy with electronic keypad entry. There is a driveway to pull car off the street. The driveway is steep so you will need to rely on the parking brake.
It looks like the house was built between 2005 and 2010 and is equipped with a well functioning cooling system. Outdoor air temperature reached the low 90s and the house stayed comfortable. I believe the house could stay comfortable during extreme heat events. The thermostat is on the upper floor.
The location served us reasonably well for our purpose. Mt. Tabor park NE entrance is about 4 blocks to the West. Nearest Restaurants are about 3/4 mile. Other nearby commercial areas are either Belmont or Hawthorne on the other side of Mt. Tabor or Montavilla to the East. The house is essentially on the boundary between Mt Tabor and Montavilla.
The kitchen is outfitted to cook meals. There is a coffee maker and French press but not espresso. We did not use the outdoor dining table. Grocery stores are within driving distance.
I would consider the neighborhood safe and quiet. There are many walkers and bike riders on the street. People were friendly and upbeat.
Getting to downtown Portland was extremely easy and predictable without using highways. Less than 20 minutes by car. We did not try public transportation.