Portland Homes for Sale

Our Portland homes for sale search utility will help you find all styles of Portland homes, from the classic arts and crafts style Portland bungalow prevalent on the East side of Portland, to the modern Pearl District loft downtown. Portland houses come in all sizes and styles, but you are sure to find the right homes for sale in Portland using this handy search tool.

If you want to browse Portland homes for sale currently, visit PortlandHomesforSale.com for a handy search utility. You can search by Portland open houses, Portland condos, and by each and every Portland school, neighborhood, zip code, and much more (just hit the “more” button on the site for a huge list of options).

Just follow this link to learn how to do an easy and effective Portland Oregon real estate property search to find the right Portland houses to meet your lifestyle, whether you are upsizing or downsizing your accommodations. Find your next Portland home for sale today.

Portland Homes for Sale by Portland Neighborhood

Northwest Portland and the West Hills Portland homes are typically in two categories: older classic Portland styles such as the grand Victorian in NW Nob Hill, to custom built modern designs built to take advantage of the views from the West Hills.  Nob Hill features many large old Portland homes built around the turn of the last century.  These homes are full of charm and features such as built-ins, hardwoods, and in some cases original stained glass windows and fixtures.  The yards tend to run on the smaller side, and you will likely be on a lot very close to your neighbors, but the NW Portland neighborhoods are some of the most popular in town due to the close proximity to both Downtown as well as Forest Park.

Southeast Portland homes were built over different time periods, expanding out from central Portland.  So, those neighborhoods closer-in have many Arts and Crafts Portland home styles, as well as what is known locally as the “Portland Four-Square”, a popular traditional home with lots of room for family living.  Again, older Southeast Portland homes often have desirable characteristics such as hardwood floors, fireplaces, covered or wrap around porches, etc.  Because these neighborhoods tend to be more established, many feature larger trees.  For example, the popular Ladd’s Addition neighborhood features a unique street layout with famous rose gardens and gorgeous classic Portland homes for sale.

Northeast Portland homes were built more recently than some neighborhoods close in, although neighborhoods such as Eliot and Irvington located close into town have some wonderful turn of the century Victorians, and Craftsman style homes.  More affordable home tracts were built up as the city grew, featuring more cape cods, cottages, tudor styles, and of course the classic bungalow.  Homes in many North and Northeast neighborhoods are smaller than their older cousins, so these neighborhoods can be more affordable than other areas of town.  Of course it depends on neighborhood and the size of the home, as well as condition.

Southwest Portland homes were generally built in the last century, and so there is a wide range of Portland home styles available.  Older homes are available in some neighborhoods, especially those closer to town.  You can find every possible Portland house style from ranches, to cottages, and even Victorians.  Southwest Portland neighborhoods offer a more suburban feel, so these areas are popular with families.

Central Portland features a wide range of condos, townhouses, and similar high density living. Visit our Portland Condos page to learn about the Portland neighborhoods with condos, and which might be a good fit for your lifestyle.

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