Beaumont History
The original “Beaumont Building” that Ertz had to be mindful of when designing his new market building
The story of Beaumont Village Market began back in 1935, when architect Charles Ertz submitted a plan to add on to the original Beaumont Building, seven years after the original construction. Ertz had to demonstrate how his new adjacent market building would meet a contingency in zoning requirements at the intersection and be “in harmony” with the older buildings. A short year after he submitted all the paperwork, the current building that resides there today was constructed.
The original design plan submitted by Ertz to city planners in 1935
After numerous name changes, “Beaumont Village Market” was officially established in 1984 and the block was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1992. The store is representation of the rich history that is a part of the Beaumont neighborhood and it is alive and well today, with the goal of providing the area’s residents with the best retail experience.
Don’t just take our word for it, see what the community saying about us!
“This little but efficient grocery store is the best around for friendly and fast service. There are always smiling friendly faces to greet you when you arrive and help you with whatever it may be you need... A big thank you too Beaumont Market, for your consistent and honest service to our community.””
“I love this place! I’ve always noticed the neon sign “Open Till Midnite” for some time, and walking in for the first time my heart fell instantly and completely in love. A gem hidden in plain site! It is by far the best market place in NE... 5 gold stars is just not enough for Beaumont Market. I give it 10.””
Address
4130 NE Fremont St, Portland, OR 97212
Store Hours
7:00am to 11:00pm Everyday
Phone: (503) 284-3032
