3 Bedroom Family Condos for Sale in Portland, OR Under $350K
There are 11 condos for sale in Portland, OR, with 3 bedrooms, 2 to 3 bathrooms, and 1,047 to 1,927 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $300,000 to $349,900, and build years from 1973 to 2026. The largest, at 707 North Hayden Island Drive Unit 427, offers 3 bedrooms and 1,927 square feet for $334,999.
Kenton anchors North Portland with tree-lined blocks near University Park and the Columbia Slough trail, where local shops along N Denver Avenue sit within walking distance of many homes. Hayden Island, reached by the I-5 bridge from Portland, sits on the Columbia River with marina paths and water views. Montavilla in Northeast Portland centers on Montavilla Park and the historic Academy Theater, with transit and neighborhood shops close by.
Downtown Portland is roughly a 20 to 25 minute drive from Kenton on a typical day, and MAX light rail serves several of these neighborhoods. Portland Public Schools covers most of the city, so check the attendance boundary for each address. Peninsula Park and the Columbia River sit a short drive away.
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Which Portland neighborhoods are best for families looking at condos?
Kenton, Montavilla and Hayden Island each offer a different feel for families. Kenton has tree-lined streets and easy access to University Park, while Montavilla is closer to its namesake park and neighborhood shops. Hayden Island suits buyers who want river views and marina paths, though it is reached by bridge.
How do I check which school a condo in Portland is zoned for?
Most of these addresses fall within Portland Public Schools, but attendance boundaries differ block by block. Check the district's attendance lookup with the exact street address before making an offer. Boundaries can change, so confirm again closer to closing.
How long is the commute from Portland condos to downtown?
From Kenton, a typical drive to downtown Portland takes roughly 20 to 25 minutes outside rush hour. MAX light rail and TriMet bus routes serve several of these neighborhoods for buyers who prefer not to drive. Traffic on the I-5 corridor can add time during peak hours.
What should I know about HOA fees on a Portland condo for a family?
Condo buyers should read the HOA budget, reserve study and bylaws before committing. Ask whether water, sewer, trash or exterior maintenance is included, since that affects monthly costs. Confirm the rules on pets, rentals and children's play areas if those matter to your household.
Do Portland condos near parks offer outdoor space for kids?
Many condos in these areas include a private patio, deck or small fenced area, and shared common grounds are common in newer developments. For larger play space, Peninsula Park and Montavilla Park are nearby options. Buyers who need a full yard should confirm the outdoor area on each listing.
Is a condo in North or Northeast Portland a good choice for a first family home?
Condos can be a practical first home for families who want a three-bedroom layout in a walkable Portland neighborhood. The trade-off is shared walls and HOA rules instead of full ownership of the land. Compare the neighborhood's streets, transit access and school boundaries against your daily routine.