Keep it simple & practical at this peaceful and centrally located place in Forest Grove. One block from the Pacific University Campus and Downtown Historic District. The space has a private entrance. Bathroom, kitchen with cooking amenities, full-size electric adjustable bed, Roku TV, Wi-Fi, and a lovely shared backyard. Enjoy fresh water and coffee. Access to laundry room upon request with advance notice + 5 dollars per load of laundry (includes wash and dry with soap) Guests have access to the backyard Walker-Naylor District The Walker-Naylor National Register Historic District is north of the downtown and west of Pacific University. The area is residential containing some of the oldest houses in Forest Grove. Many of Forest Grove's local historic landmarks are located in this neighborhood. Thomas G. Naylor and the Reverend Elkanah Walker settled donation land claims west and north of Harvey Clark, respectively. Both gave land to found the Tualatin Academy. Many of the names connected to the houses are repeated on the downtown commercial buildings. The area contained a small commercial district on its southeast edge that was devastated by a fire in 1919. Historic Downtown Street Car The Historic Downtown District is centered at the intersection of Pacific Avenue and Main Street. It was listed on the National Register in 2020. From the intersection, the historic core runs north and south along Main Street and east and west along Pacific Avenue. The late 1880s brought a boom to Forest Grove with the arrival of land speculators and developers. The "Gay Nineties" saw the development of electricity and water facilities in Forest Grove. Much of the brick downtown was developed during this period. The names of the buildings repeat in the names of the grander houses in Forest Grove. The downtown core, fortunately, avoided the fire of 1919 and survives today very much intact. Self check-in with code