Your memories are waiting to be made in this charming 1931 colonial bungalow built by Oscar Johnson and Art Hallberg. Large windows capture natural light and showcase views of Mt. St. Helens and downtown's historic Columbia County Courthouse and clock tower, and downtown buildings. The home features a fireplace and refinished oak floors in the living room; re-finished fir floors and built-in cedar closets and drawers in two main floor bedrooms; new countertops and tile backsplash in the kitchen; a new 40-year roof; a spacious second-story bedroom; and a daylight basement with bonus rooms, laundry room, built-in work bench, garage access, and lots of storage. Outdoor amenities a deck, backyard pond, stone patio and fireplace, and covered front and back porches bring you closer to nature with a variety of wild birds and deer stopping by to visit. A perfect place to call home for families, boaters, anglers or hikers, the Columbia River (St. Helens is at River Mile 86), Sand Island Campground, and several parks (Nob Hill Natural Area, Godfrey Park, and Columbia View Park) are only minutes away. Equally close are schools, restaurants, coffee shops, craft breweries, and the future St. Helens Riverwalk, a half-mile linear park that will have an amphitheater, pathways, boardwalk, and overlooks. St. Helens is known for its fun-filled community celebrations: the Spirit of Halloweentown, Fourth of July, 13 Nights on the River, and Christmas Ships Parade, and it's only 31 miles to Portland and 24 miles to Longview. It's a great place to call home!!