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The One on the Cul-de-Sac With the Pool and the Kitchen Everyone Wants.
From the street this colonial reads traditional. Step inside and the story changes. The kitchen was gutted and rebuilt in 2024 with professional-grade appliances, walnut-toned cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a pass-through atrium window that opens directly to the covered patio. The hardwoods were refinished the same year. The windows are all new Milgard double-pane from 2025. Out back there is a heated pool with a diving board, a hot tub, and a covered patio that connects the inside to the outside without a step.
This is a corner lot on a cul-de-sac in Milwaukie's Brewster Park neighborhood, four bedrooms, three full baths, a three-car finished garage with a workshop, and years of careful, documented improvements.
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6033 SE Brewster Pl, Milwaukie, OR 97267 | $824,000 | MLS 441414219
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Crafted with Care
The hand-painted botanical mural covers the living room wall floor to ceiling. It was done by hand and it shows. High ceilings, refinished oak hardwood floors, and added millwork pull the room together without calling attention to themselves.
The formal dining room carries the same sensibility. Wallpaper, natural light, and a layout that flows easily from one room to the next make the main floor feel cohesive rather than assembled.
The Kitchen You'll Actually Entertain In.
The 2024 renovation touched everything. Floor-to-ceiling walnut-toned cabinetry with pull-out drawers, quartz countertops, a GE Cafe 6-burner professional range with elevated burners and a wok burner, a beverage and wine cooler, a pop-up mixer cabinet, and an island with room to work. The 40x57 atrium window lifts open above the counter and connects directly to the covered patio. A closet pantry handles the storage that doesn't need to be seen.
The kitchen opens into the breakfast nook and family room without a wall between them. The nook fits a full table with banquette seating on one side. The family room anchors the far end with a gas fireplace. Someone can be cooking, someone else is at the table, and nobody feels separated.
Take a Closer Look
Curious how it all comes together? Use our interactive floor plan to explore the flow of this home—from the main living areas to the back patio. Click through each space to get a feel for the layout and imagine how you'd make it your own.
Room for Everyone
The primary suite is 13'4 by 19'1 with a walk-in closet and an ensuite with a jacuzzi tub, walk-in shower, double sinks, and granite countertops. The hand-painted botanical mural continues here, the same artist, the same hand.
The two additional bedrooms share a full hall bath with double sinks and granite countertops. Wall-to-wall carpet runs through all three.
The bonus room is the flexible piece of the floor plan. At 21 by 22 feet with angled ceilings, it works as a fourth bedroom, studio, playroom, or home office depending on what the household needs.
The Details That Make It Work
The main floor has a flex room with a closet that works as an office, a guest room, or both. A full bathroom sits across the hall. The utility room has a sink. The three-car garage is finished with LVP flooring, built-in cabinetry, butcher block counters, and a dedicated workshop area. It is the kind of floor plan where nothing feels like an afterthought.
A Backyard Worth Staying Home For
Heated pools with diving boards are not common in the Portland metro. This one gets used. The hot tub sits alongside it, the surround is sealed aggregate, and privacy arborvitae on a fully fenced perimeter means the yard feels like its own world. The covered patio connects directly to the kitchen through the atrium pass-through window, so the inside and outside work together rather than separately. Pool mechanicals are tucked into the pool house, and equipment was updated in 2026 with a new booster pump, cover, and rails.
A Quiet Corner of the Portland Metro
The home sits in the Brewster Park neighborhood within the unincorporated Oatfield community. The mailing address is Milwaukie, but Oatfield has its own character: tree-lined streets, spacious lots, and a residential feel that stays quiet without feeling remote.
Rex Putnam High School is 1.1 miles away, with a walking path accessible via McNary Road. Interstate 205 is close enough for an easy commute without putting traffic noise in the backyard.
Sellwood Neighbors. Milwaukie Fans.
We have lived in Portland for over 30 years, including time in Milwaukie, and know the metro well. When we list a home, we work to tell its full story, not just post photos and wait. If you have questions about this property or are thinking about selling your own, we are easy to reach.
Call or text us at 503-951-8547.
Kim Campbell, Realtor | PSA, RENE | Licensed Oregon Broker
Francisco Salgado, Realtor | MCNE, EA | Licensed Oregon and Washington Broker
Campbell Salgado Real Estate Group with Soldera Properties
