*MOVE_IN SPECIAL* Newly Renovated Mississippi Top Floor 2 Bedroom in Historic Left Bank Lofts Building – photo 1

*MOVE_IN SPECIAL* Newly Renovated Mississippi Top Floor 2 Bedroom in Historic Left Bank Lofts Building

📍 843 N Knott St #302, Portland, OR 97227

Monthly Rent

$1,995

Bedrooms

2 bd

Bathrooms

1 ba

Sq Feet

875 sq ft

📋 Property Overview

Old-School Architecture meets sleek, modern amenities in this newly renovated S. Mississippi Top Floor Unit! Features Include: • Newly renovated, but retains the period 1910 architecture with exposed brick, high ceilings, and more. You won’t find another one like this! • Big Living Room with high ceilings, lots of windows, exposed brick walls and cool industrial light fixtures • Brand n...

🛡️ Renters Insurance — Estimated Cost

Estimated range for Oregon at $20,000 – $24,999 of personal property

$13–$15/ monthEstimate — not a quote

About $161–$171 a year.

Based on what Oregon renters actually paid: NAIC industry data for 2023 (average HO-4 premium, 399,820 policy-years), adjusted to July 2026 with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics tenants' insurance index. It is a market average, not a price for this building and not a price for you.

Your own price depends most on your credit-based insurance score, your claims history and which carrier you choose. In published Ohio figures the same coverage ranges from $127 a year at excellent credit to $933 at poor credit. We do not ask for any of that, so we cannot narrow this for you.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

$1,995

per month

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2 bd
1 ba
875 sq ft

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