4 Bedroom Homes with No HOA for Sale in Portland, OR Under $525K
There are 9 single family homes for sale in Portland, OR, with 4 to 5 bedrooms, 2 to 4 bathrooms, and 1,439 to 3,308 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $489,000 to $509,000, and build years from 1914 to 2008. The largest, at 8921 Southeast Washington Street, offers 4 bedrooms and 3,308 square feet for $499,000.
Lents sits in southeast Portland on low ground near Johnson Creek, where many streets are flat and the older lots are established. Lents Park gives the neighborhood its main green space, and Foster Road carries bus lines and a steady run of shops through the Foster-Powell corridor. Mount Scott Park rises to the south with wooded trails for hikers who want a hill close to home.
Downtown Portland is about 20 to 25 minutes away by car on I-205 and I-84 outside rush hour, which makes commutes to downtown offices and hospitals workable for many buyers. Homes in this part of the city are served by Portland Public Schools, and the Columbia River is a short drive north for boating and waterfront weekends.
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Is Lents a good neighborhood for families in Portland?
Lents is a southeast Portland neighborhood with established streets and generally lower price points than many inner-city districts. Lents Park gives families a neighborhood green space for play and picnics. Buyers should visit at different times of day to judge traffic on busier roads like Foster Road.
How far is Lents from downtown Portland?
Downtown Portland is roughly 20 to 25 minutes by car from Lents outside rush hour, using I-205 or I-84. Interstate traffic can add considerable time during morning and evening commutes. Bus service along Foster Road is an option for some trips.
What should I check when buying a home near Johnson Creek in Portland?
Johnson Creek runs through low ground in southeast Portland, so buyers should ask about drainage and flood history. Review the property's flood zone status and the seller's disclosures. A home inspector familiar with older Portland construction can flag foundation and crawlspace issues.
Which schools serve southeast Portland homes?
Most homes in this part of southeast Portland are served by Portland Public Schools. Attendance boundaries can change, so confirm the assigned schools for a specific address directly with the district. Ask about school choice and enrollment rules before making an offer.
Is Mount Scott Park close to Lents?
Mount Scott Park sits to the south of Lents and offers wooded trails and views for hikers. It is a practical choice for residents who want a natural area close to home. Trail conditions can vary during wet winter months, so check ahead.
Can I reach the Columbia River from Lents?
The Columbia River is a short drive north of Lents, which makes boating and waterfront trips practical for a weekend. Buyers who value river access often weigh that drive time against daily commute needs. Plan around interstate traffic when heading north.