4+ Bedroom Single Family Homes for Sale in Oregon Under $1.4M
There are 4 single family homes for sale in OR, with 4 to 5 bedrooms, 2 to 4 bathrooms, and 1,632 to 3,403 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $799,900 to $1,749,000, and build years from 1957 to 2026. The largest, at 14 Juarez Street, offers 4 bedrooms and 3,403 square feet for $1,395,000.
Lake Oswego's hillside neighborhoods rise above Oswego Lake, where Mountain Park's winding streets climb through tall evergreens and some higher lots look out over the water. Downtown Lake Oswego sits along the shoreline with its shops, cafes and George Rogers Park, within a short walk or bike ride for homes on the lower slopes. Mountain Park also offers its own network of walking trails and a recreation center, which makes it a practical base for families.
Driving from these streets to downtown Portland usually takes about 20 to 25 minutes via Highway 43 and Interstate 5, depending on traffic, which suits many commuters. The Lake Oswego School District serves the area, and Tryon Creek State Natural Area is just across the Portland line with miles of trails for hikers and runners. Oswego Lake gives residents a waterside place to walk, paddle and eat out through every season.
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Is Mountain Park a good neighborhood in Lake Oswego?
Mountain Park is one of the best-known residential areas in Lake Oswego, with winding streets, established landscaping and a network of walking trails. Many buyers choose it for the recreation center and the sense of community among neighbors. Buyers should still tour each street, since lot size and slope vary across the neighborhood.
How long is the commute from Lake Oswego to downtown Portland?
Most drives from Lake Oswego to downtown Portland take roughly 20 to 25 minutes, though rush hour traffic on Interstate 5 and Highway 43 can add time. Commuters often check the route at the hour they plan to drive before deciding where to live. A short test drive at peak times is a useful step for any buyer.
Which school district serves Lake Oswego homes?
Most of Lake Oswego is served by the Lake Oswego School District, which is widely known in Oregon for its schools. Some homes on the edges of the city may fall into neighboring districts. Buyers should confirm the exact school boundaries for any specific address with the district before making an offer.
What should buyers check when buying an older home in Lake Oswego?
Homes built several decades ago often need updates to roofing, plumbing, electrical systems and heating. Buyers should ask for records of recent upgrades and have a home inspection that covers the foundation and drainage on sloped lots. A clear understanding of those costs helps buyers compare homes fairly.
Is Lake Oswego a good place for families who want outdoor recreation?
Lake Oswego offers easy access to Oswego Lake, local parks and trails, and the Tryon Creek State Natural Area on the Portland side. Families often use the lake for paddling and walks along the shoreline. The mix of parks and neighborhood trails makes outdoor time part of everyday life.
How do Lake Oswego neighborhoods differ from one another?
Neighborhoods near the lake and downtown tend to be more walkable, while hillside areas like Mountain Park feel more private and wooded. Each area has its own lot sizes, street layouts and distance to shops. Visiting several neighborhoods at different times of day helps buyers find the right fit.