Patton Home

Occupying a full city block, Patton Home offers housing to 63 low-income residents. It is fully ADA compliant. Each resident's room comes with a small refrigerator, bed, chest of drawers, and end table. Microwaves are provided in the communal dining room. In addition, Patton Home contains well-appointed common rooms and gathering spots, including a sunroom, library, cozy TV room, communal dining room, and private spaces for entertaining family and friends. There is a spacious, shady veranda for socializing and a well-used Community Garden on the grounds. Patton Home was built in 1890 with money raised by 29 women, on land donated by a pioneer who herded sheep along the Oregon Trail. It was managed for over a century by the Ladies Union Relief Society of the Methodist Church. Mathew Patton, the original owner of Patton Home, donated the property to the women with a stipulation that they use the building to provide food, shelter, and friendship to those in need. Today, Patton Home continues a tradition of serving people in need. The 120-year-old residential facility offers home-style accommodations for 63 residents.

If you’re looking for a new home in the Humboldt Neighborhood in Portland, OR you’re in luck – the Patton Home community has 1 apartment for rent. This community offers amenities such as Media Room, Laundry Facilities or Historic Building and is located on 4619 N Michigan Avenue in the 97217 zip code. This 167-square-foot Studio apartment is equipped with amenities such as Wheelchair Access and Small Refrigerator. Contact the Guardian Management LLC property manager today and ask for more details! Once you become a resident of Patton Home, you will be able to pay your rent online, submit maintenance requests, and get community news by logging in securely to your Resident Portal.

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