3 Bedroom Single Story Mobile Homes for Sale in Portland, OR
There are 4 homes for sale in Portland, OR, with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 1,188 to 1,848 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $229,500 to $799,500, and build years from 1990 to 1998. The largest, at 22704 Northwest Reeder Road, offers 3 bedrooms and 1,848 square feet for $799,500.
Sauvie Island sits at the northwest edge of Portland, where flat farmland runs down to the Columbia River and the Sauvie Island Bridge links it to the mainland. Parkrose in Northeast Portland, near Columbia Boulevard and Interstate 84, is a residential neighborhood close to Portland International Airport. Lents in outer Southeast Portland follows Johnson Creek and gives buyers a mix of established streets and open green space.
Forest Park, roughly 5,200 acres of trails inside the city, is about 20 to 30 minutes by car from most of these areas. Downtown Portland is a similar drive, and Interstate 205 links the east side to the airport and the suburbs.
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Is Sauvie Island a good area for a mobile home near Portland?
Sauvie Island is a rural island of farmland and open views on the northwest edge of the city, reached by the Sauvie Island Bridge. Rural parcels can follow different zoning and utility rules than city lots, so buyers should confirm access, water and septic before making an offer.
How is Parkrose different from Lents?
Parkrose sits in Northeast Portland near Columbia Boulevard and Interstate 84, and it is convenient for drivers heading to the airport. Lents is in outer Southeast Portland along Johnson Creek, with a different mix of older streets and newer infill. Both suit buyers who want a quieter residential setting inside the city.
How long is the drive from Portland's outer neighborhoods to downtown?
Most of these neighborhoods are about 20 to 30 minutes by car from downtown Portland, depending on traffic and the route. Interstate 205 and Interstate 84 are the main connectors for the east side. Commute times can grow during peak hours, so test the drive at rush hour before you buy.
What should buyers check on a manufactured home in Portland?
Ask whether the home is titled as real property or as a vehicle, since that changes financing and insurance. Have a licensed inspector review the foundation, roof, plumbing, electrical and heating system. Confirm the age of the roof and the furnace, because these are the costs most likely to come due soon.
Are there parks and trails near these neighborhoods?
Forest Park is one of the largest urban forests in the country and offers long trails within the city limits. Johnson Creek runs through the Southeast side and gives residents local walking paths and green space. The Willamette and Columbia rivers offer boating and fishing options for those who live near the water.
Is a single story mobile home a good choice for downsizers in Portland?
A single level layout keeps daily life on one floor, which many downsizers prefer as they age. Portland's east side offers shopping, medical offices and transit within a short drive of most neighborhoods. Buyers should consider how far they want to be from family, services and the airport when choosing an area.