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PioneerSquare THE CAPTAIN COUCH BUILDING COUCH CAPTAIN THE 14-24 NW SECOND AVE| PORTLAND, OR 97209 OR PORTLAND, AVE| SECOND NW 14-24 RATE $28.00/FS $28.00/FS RSF 3,479 2,934 AVAILABILITIES AVAILABILITIES 204 200 SUITE BUILDING AMENITIES BUILDING LOCATION AMENITIES LOCATION ABUNDANT NATURAL LIGHT FROM SKYLIGHT LIGHT FROM SKYLIGHT NATURAL ABUNDANT AND MANY WINDOWS A UNIQUE CLOISTERED PROVING COURTYARD PLACE GATHERING AND URBAN NECESSITIES AND URBAN NECESSITIES EXPOSED BRICK, WOOD FLOORING FOR FOR FLOORING BRICK, WOOD EXPOSED TEXTURES AUTHENTIC BUILDING SERVED ELEVATOR TENANT SAFETY FOR SECURE ENTRY PARK WATERFRONT TO DISTANCE WALKING PUBLIC TO ACCESS IMMEDIATE TRANSPORTATION MARKET PINE STREET TO DISTANCE WALKING RESTAURANTS OF AREA HOTELS, IN PROXIMITY • • • • • • • • • Conveniently located in the heart of historic Old Town, the Captain Couch Building was originally constructed as the Phillip Hotel in 1904. The building was extensively remodeled in 1977 and renamed the Captain Couch Building in honor of Captain John Couch. The building currently houses tech and creative office tenants in the thriving Old Town District. HISTORIC OLD TOWN APPEAL TOWN OLD HISTORIC CAPTAIN COUCH BUILDING CAPTAIN.