West, OR homes for sale & real estate

West, OR Homes for Sale

Open House: Sunday 9/13 12-2pm. Major price improvement! Gorgeous Townhome in the heart of NW Nob Hill with a private backyard and garage, but no HOA dues! With a 98 Walk Score and 99 Bike Score, this urban oasis is perfectly positioned between NW 21st and NW 23rd, and just blocks from Legacy Good Samaritan, as well as some of Portland’s best shops, restaurants, cafés, and neighborhood favorites, including Salt & Straw, Barista, and Ken’s Artisan Bakery. This extensively updated 1,845 SF townhome has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a flexible bonus room. The remodeled kitchen features custom locally built cabinetry, quartz counters with a waterfall peninsula and bar seatin

West, OR Homes for Sale

Corrected HOA is $360/mo. Plus $1,650 annually. Friendly, homeowner-run HOA w/ no pet or rental restrictions. No smoking allowed inside. Rare opportunity to own one of the original Trolleycar Lofts in the heart of Northwest Portland! Living in the heart of NW Portland. This unique 3-bedroom 2.5-bath ground-level loft blends historic industrial architecture with modern comfort, featuring soaring vaulted ceilings, exposed brick, original timber beams, oversized windows, and an open concept floor plan filled with natural light. The spacious kitchen flows seamlessly into the living and dining areas, making it ideal for entertaining. The updated kitchen has solid surface granite countertops and

West, OR Homes for Sale

Architecturally distinctive and thoughtfully designed, this contemporary Forest Heights residence showcases breathtaking views from nearly every room. Expansive floor to ceiling windows, dramatic ceiling heights, and abundant natural light create a striking sense of openness throughout the home. Design details include a glass-enclosed entry that welcomes you through an impressive 6-foot pivot door, exposed aluminum ductwork, corrugated aluminum accents, a newer roof, freshly refinished hardwood floors, new carpeting, and fresh interior paint. HVAC updated in 2020, and there is a new water heater and brand new piers and beams in the crawl space, sound system and wine cellar. Set on a quarter

West, OR Homes for Sale

I was built in 1891, the same year Portland joined with East Portland and Albina to become one growing city. Electric streetcars were beginning to replace horse-drawn transportation, new bridges were connecting communities across the Willamette, and Portland was transforming from a rough-and-tumble port town into a major city. From my covered porch, I watched generations come and go. Families gathering around my fireplace, children racing down my stairs on Christmas morning. Countless celebrations filled my rooms, and at times a few tears. I watched visitors from around the world flock to Portland for the 1905 Lewis and Clark Exposition. I witnessed neighborhood youth say goodbye and leave