S Corbett 2 (3511)

Private South Portland studio for up to two guests, with one queen bed and one bathroom. The apartment is near OHSU and the South Waterfront and is reached through the building's shared front entrance and hallway. There is no dedicated parking; guests use public curb parking subject to posted restrictions and availability.

Unit 2 is a ground-floor studio with one queen bed, one bathroom, and space for up to two guests. The kitchen has a refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, cookware, dishes, and utensils. A TV, Wi-Fi, and shared building laundry are available. In-room air conditioning and heating are provided; these are not central systems and exact performance is not guaranteed.

This is a small multi-unit building. The apartment itself is private, while the entrance, hallways, stairs where applicable, and laundry area are shared. Normal building noise may be audible.

TriMet bus, streetcar, MAX, bicycle, rideshare, and driving options serve the broader South Portland and South Waterfront area. Routes, schedules, airport travel times, and rideshare pickup times vary; check a current transit or mapping service for the trip you plan to make. The property has no dedicated parking. If driving, use only legal public curb parking and follow the signs or meters at the exact space.

Parking is public curb parking only. Availability, price, permit rules, and time limits can change, so no free, all-day, overnight, or long-term space is guaranteed.

The building entrance, hallways, and laundry area are shared. The washer and dryer are in a hallway closet, are not coin-operated, and require guests to bring detergent.

In-room air conditioning and heating are provided; these are not central systems and exact performance is not guaranteed.

Quiet hours are 10 PM–7 AM. No smoking or vaping inside the apartment or shared indoor areas.

Message through the booking channel if you need help. Response and on-site support times vary. For an immediate threat to health or safety, leave the affected area, call 911 or the appropriate utility emergency line, and then notify the host.