Historic Downtown Riverview Flat, No. 3

**Astoria is currently undergoing a construction boom all over town so there may be some construction noise during the day.
Step back in time and enjoy staying in the recently restored, iconic, Gilbaugh building and walk to all the best places to eat, drink and recreate in downtown Astoria. This well appointed, upper level 2-bd 1-bath flat boasts beautiful period architecture and wonderful river and marine traffic views. Located in the historic district, it is 1 block from the Ft. George Brewery, Heritage Museum and a couple of blocks from the Maritime Museum, Bowpicker, Riverwalk and many others.
Relax and watch the ship traffic through original double hung wood windows with wavy glass. Although close to everything, we maintain a quiet separation from the bustle of downtown in an area of historic architecture making the location perfect for your next Astoria visit. Commercially zoned, permitted and lovingly restored, this flat is maintained, owned and operated by Astorians. Our area serves a mix of both long-term and short-term tenants so we appreciate quiet respect for the neighbors. Park on-street and walk to everything.
This unit is located on the second floor, the stairs are shown in the photos (38 total steps from street to unit).
Guests can easily reach us through by messaging us through the Lodgify app. Phone numbers for calling or texting are also posted at the entrance to the unit.
This historic craftsman apartment is located in Astoria's historic district where a variety of beautifully restored Victorian, Mediterranean, Tudor and Craftsman homes and buildings can be seen.
This is an older building (over 100 years old) with original, restored wood floors. In this upper level flat, although more private than the lower flats, there may be some sounds like foot traffic from the tenants on the floor below. If you find this a disturbance, we provide white noise machines in the bedrooms as well as ear plugs. Also note; we discourage running or stomping in this flat as it can be heard throughout the building.