Happy Valley Monthly Rental | Projection Screen

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Townhouse in Happy Valley, Oregon

6 guests2 bedrooms4 beds2 full baths1 half bath
A Modern Happy Valley Condo with Projection Screen & Private Balcony — 30-Day Minimum Some stays aren't trips — they're transitions. Whether you're on an extended work contract, relocating to the Portland area, between homes, or simply looking for a furnished monthly rental that doesn't feel like a corporate apartment, this Happy Valley condo is built for exactly that kind of stay. Colorful, light-filled, and fully equipped, it has everything you need to actually live comfortably for a month or more — full kitchen, in-unit laundry, dedicated workspace, private balcony, and a living room anchored by a large projection screen that makes the evenings feel like home. The Space Natural light is a genuine feature here — the condo's layout and windows keep the space feeling open and airy throughout the day, which matters more on a 30-day stay than a weekend visit. The living area centers on the projection screen with Roku and Netflix, giving you a proper entertainment setup for the evenings you don't want to go anywhere. The private balcony is the right spot for morning coffee, fresh air between work calls, or winding down at the end of the day. The kitchen is modern and fully equipped with full-size appliances including a French door refrigerator, dishwasher, and a prep table that doubles as a breakfast bar. For a monthly stay, having a real kitchen isn't a luxury — it's a necessity, and this one is set up for it. The dedicated desk workspace is positioned for focused remote work without taking over the rest of the living space. Sleeping arrangements include the primary bedroom plus two sofabeds for flexibility. The private in-unit washer and dryer handles laundry on your own schedule — no laundromat runs, no packing around it. High-speed WiFi is included throughout. Who This Is For The 30-day minimum makes this an ideal fit for professionals on project rotations, traveling healthcare workers, people in the middle of a relocation, or anyone who needs a furnished home base in the Portland metro for a month or longer. The full amenity set — kitchen, laundry, workspace, outdoor space — is designed for real daily life, not just a few nights. The Location Happy Valley sits on the southeast edge of the Portland metro — close enough to reach the city's best in under 30 minutes, far enough to come home to quiet at the end of the day. - Clackamas Town Center MAX Station (Green Line): nearby — connects to downtown Portland, PDX, and the broader MAX network - McMenamins Bagdad Theater & Pub: 6.3 miles - Keller Auditorium: 8.9 miles - Laurelhurst Park: 10.9 miles - Washington Park, Oregon Zoo & Hoyt Arboretum: 11.2 miles - Portland Japanese Garden: 15.0 miles - International Rose Test Garden: 14.7 miles - Clackamas Town Center Mall: minutes away - Dining, cafés, and grocery within 2 miles
What this place offers
  • Iron and board
  • Oven
  • Shower
  • Bathtub
  • Board games
  • Dryer
  • Washing machine
  • Patio (uncovered)
  • Balcony
  • Dishwasher
Where you'll sleep
Bedroom 1
1 king
Bedroom 2
1 queen
2 twin sofa beds
2 twins
About the neighborhood
Happy Valley is one of the Portland metro's most livable suburbs — a compact, well-designed community about 10 miles southeast of downtown with a food scene and park system that consistently surprises people expecting a generic suburb. For a month-long stay, the day-to-day infrastructure is excellent: grocery stores, dining, and everyday conveniences are all within easy reach, and the neighborhood is quiet and well-maintained throughout. Scouters Mountain Nature Park is the area's standout outdoor destination — an extinct lava dome with a mile-long trail through dense forest leading to a summit with panoramic Mt. Hood views, a wheelchair-accessible loop, and a sheltered picnic area. Mount Talbert Nature Park offers four miles of steep and flat trails with wildlife including deer, woodpeckers, and western tanagers. Both are close and ideal for daily walks and weekend hikes during a longer stay. Happy Valley Station, a food cart pod with over 20 vendors, covers global cuisine from Japanese noodles to Korean-Hawaiian fusion and has become a genuine local gathering spot. Stickmen Brewing Company rounds out the local food and drink scene with a well-regarded tap list and a pet-friendly patio. Clackamas Town Center, a major shopping mall with the MAX Green Line station, is just minutes away for retail, dining, and transit access into Portland.
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Getting around
A car is the most practical way to get around Happy Valley and the surrounding Clackamas County area. The neighborhood is well-connected by road — I-205 is the main freeway corridor, putting downtown Portland about 20–25 minutes north and Oregon City a short drive south. SE Sunnyside Road and SE 122nd Avenue are the primary local arteries for reaching shopping, dining, and everyday services without getting on the freeway. For car-free days, the MAX Green Line at Clackamas Town Center is the closest light rail option — a short drive from the property with 750 park-and-ride spaces. From there the Green Line connects to downtown Portland, the Lloyd District, and the broader MAX network including PDX airport via a transfer at Gateway Transit Center. TriMet bus routes serve the surrounding area for local trips. Lyft and Uber are available throughout Happy Valley. For a 30-day stay, one covered parking space is included on the premises. Street parking is available in the surrounding neighborhood as a secondary option.
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House rules
  • Check-in after 4:00 PM
  • Check-out before 10:00 AM
  • 6 guests maximum
Safety & property
  • Smoke alarm installed
  • First aid kit
  • Fire extinguisher
Cancellation policy
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