4+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $3.6M
There are 11 single family homes for sale in Portland, OR, with 4 to 7 bedrooms, 5 to 7 bathrooms, and 4,035 to 10,963 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $2,295,000 to $5,250,000, and build years from 1911 to 2026. The largest, at 4414 Southwest Semler Way, offers 7 bedrooms and 10,963 square feet for $3,000,000.
Portland's West Hills hold much of this set, with Portland Heights and the Southwest Hills rising above downtown on tree-lined streets. Dunthorpe lies farther south on wide lots, while Forest Park runs along the ridge with trailheads close by. Mount Tabor, an extinct volcano park in southeast Portland, anchors the east side.
Downtown is a short drive from the hills, and Sunset Highway and Canyon Road connect the neighborhoods to the city core and to Intel's Hillsboro campus. Washington Park and the Hoyt Arboretum sit close to the West Hills, and Lincoln High School serves many families on the southwest side. The Willamette River stays within a short drive for walks, rowing and waterfront dining.
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Which Portland neighborhoods are best for large family homes?
The West Hills, including Portland Heights, the Southwest Hills and Dunthorpe, is known for larger family homes on established lots. Mount Tabor and Northwest Portland offer older and newer homes with more varied lot sizes. Each area has its own character, so visiting a few before deciding is worthwhile.
How long is the drive from the West Hills to downtown Portland?
Downtown is usually a short drive from the West Hills, though traffic on Sunset Highway can slow the morning commute. Buyers who work downtown often test the route at rush hour before choosing a street. Several hillside corridors also have bus service for those who prefer transit.
What should buyers check on older homes in the Portland hills?
Hillside lots call for attention to drainage, retaining walls and slope stability, so a geotechnical review is wise. Many older homes have had seismic upgrades, and buyers should ask for records of that work. A thorough inspection of the foundation and roof is a sensible step for any home built before 1950.
Is Forest Park easy to reach from Portland's west side?
Forest Park runs along the ridge and can be reached from many West Hills streets by a short walk or drive. Its trail network includes the Wildwood Trail, which runs for many miles through the park. Residents often use the park for daily runs and weekend hikes.
How do Mount Tabor homes differ from West Hills homes?
Mount Tabor sits in southeast Portland on a traditional street grid, with cafes and shops within walking distance. West Hills homes sit on winding roads with more privacy and views of the valley. Buyers who want walkable errands often lean toward Mount Tabor, while those who value quiet and trees often prefer the hills.
Can a family use a large Portland home for multigenerational living?
Homes with several bedrooms and separate living areas suit families who share a household across generations. Portland allows accessory dwelling units in many residential zones, so buyers who plan a backyard unit should confirm current rules with the city's permitting office before making an offer.