1075 NW NORTHRUP ST #2015Portland, OR, 97209

Welcome home to one of the Pearl District’s most extraordinary residences at The Cosmopolitan on the Park. Perched on the coveted SE corner of the 20th floor, this sophisticated home captures sought-after territorial views that make you stop, look, and linger. Floor-to-ceiling windows showcase an extraordinary panorama of Mt. Hood, the Willamette River, Portland’s skyline, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, the West Hills and surrounding parks. The iconic Broadway Bridge glows in delightful red, while the architectural beauty of the Steel Bridge creates a view you could simply sit and stare at. Framed by The Fields Park and Tanner Springs Park, this is a rare blend of nature, city and sky. Two private covered balconies, including one off the primary suite, make the scenery part of everyday life.Inside, modern warmth meets sophisticated design with soaring ceilings and brand new Europa Collection European Oak floors featuring classic Scandinavian styling, long planks and an elegant ultra matte finish. A premium cork underlay adds comfort and quiet underfoot. Louis Poulsen lighting, custom built-ins, refined wall finishes and upgraded Lutron lighting and shades complete the thoughtful design.The kitchen is a true chef’s delight with Pedini European cabinetry, quartz countertops, a generous island and premium Miele appliances. The serene primary suite opens to its own balcony with a spa-inspired bath and custom closet.Two deeded parking spaces, temperature-controlled indoor storage and exceptional Cosmopolitan amenities add effortless ease. In the heart of the Pearl District, steps from dining, galleries, boutiques and the Streetcar, this is Portland living at its most elevated. Sophisticated, warm and wonderfully unexpected, with a view that never gets old. Main Lobby, 24/7 Concierge, Resident Lounge, Community Club Room, Conference/Event area, 3 Guest suites, Gym, Secured Bike Room & Package Storage Area, Rooftop Deck, BBQ, Firepit, Terraced Courtyard, Outdoor Entertaining Spaces