Casas de campo en Livingston

“I think this is our fourth stay! We really enjoy the ability to settle in with our fur babies and be able to cook in the well outfitted kitchen. The location, for us, is perfect as we are between Battle Ground and Portland to visit family and friends. Love being able to do laundry because when we’re here we’re usually staying for at least a week. There is train noise, but we haven’t found it to be a huge issue. Thanks for another great stay!”

“A very comfortable, well-appointed cottage in a safe and pretty neighborhood. The host, Lill, has made staying here a seamless experience, with many sweet touches, including a welcoming bottle of wine and flowers. I hope to return!”

“Excellent location in a quiet, welcoming neighborhood with nearby coffee shop, pizza place, and breweries. As cozy as pictured. Lovely garden cottage.”

“We had a great stay here. Home was nice and had alot of fun with the ping pong table and hot tub. There was a throw blanket on the top bunk that had pee on it, but was easy to wash. Clean over all, nice size yard and shower.”

“We had the best stay and really enjoyed our time at the Sage House. The house is beautifully designed and location is right in the heart of Portland. Barbara was an incredible host and was very attentive to any questions we had. I highly recommend staying here for your next visit to Portland.”

“This tiny home is perfect for 2 people. It's clean and has all the amenities you would need. There is a washer and dryer which was so helpful. The bed is very comfortable and the set up is so cozy, with a warmly lit lamp and a ton of pillows and blankets, perfectly situated in front of the tv. Courtney was easy to communicate with and very considerate. The location was easy to find and there was convenient street parking out front. The property is in a quiet neighborhood with restaurants within...

“Cute little rustic place tucked into a wooded spot. The train rumbles by often but we didn’t find it off putting. It would be very hard to find without the directions from the host. GPS thinks there is a railroad crossing that doesn’t exist. Easy highway access for going into Portland, out to the coast or going up the river gorge.”