3+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $1.1M

There are 8 homes for sale in Portland, OR, with 3 to 5 bedrooms, 3 to 4 bathrooms, and 1,248 to 4,153 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $384,900 to $1,050,000, and build years from 1982 to 2026. The largest, at 2633 Northwest Holloway Drive, offers 4 bedrooms and 4,153 square feet for $1,050,000.

Portland's districts each have their own feel. In Southeast, the streets around Mt. Scott-Arleta sit near the trails of Powell Butte Nature Park, which rises above the neighborhood with views across the city. Northwest Heights climbs the hillside above Forest Park, where more than 5,000 acres of forest and trails begin at the end of many residential streets. Multnomah Village on Capitol Highway in Southwest adds a walkable main street of cafés, shops and restaurants.

Downtown Portland is a short drive from most of these districts on I-84 or I-205, and the Willamette River runs through the city's core. Commuters bound for the Nike and Intel campuses in Washington County can take Highway 26 or Highway 217.

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Buying in Portland

The questions buyers ask us most about this collection.

Which Portland neighborhoods are good for family homes with three or more bedrooms?

Mt. Scott-Arleta in Southeast Portland offers quiet residential streets close to the trails of Powell Butte Nature Park. Northwest Heights in the West Hills has a more wooded, hillside feel with easy access to Forest Park. Each neighborhood suits a different kind of family, so visiting both at different times of day helps you decide.

How close is Northwest Heights to Forest Park?

Northwest Heights sits directly above Forest Park, and many residential streets there lead to forest trails within a short walk. The park is one of the largest urban forests in the United States. Buyers who value trail access often choose this area for that reason.

What should I check when buying an older move in ready home in Portland?

Ask for a sewer line scope inspection, since older Portland homes often have aging clay or cast iron pipes. Confirm the age of the roof, the furnace and the water heater, even when the kitchen and bathrooms have been recently updated. A thorough inspection protects you from costly surprises after closing.

Is it easy to commute from Portland to the Nike and Intel campuses?

Many commuters use Highway 26 or Highway 217 to reach the Washington County tech campuses from Southwest and Northwest Portland. Traffic on these routes is heaviest during weekday rush hours, so test the drive at the same time you plan to travel. Some buyers also choose homes near MAX light rail stations for a different commute option.

Is Multnomah Village a good area for buyers who want walkability?

Multnomah Village along Capitol Highway has a compact main street with cafés, restaurants, shops and services. Many homes in the surrounding blocks are within walking distance of that district. Buyers who want to walk to daily errands often rank this area high on their list.

Are Portland homes with three or more bedrooms good for multigenerational living?

Homes with three or more bedrooms and two or more bathrooms can work well for multigenerational households, especially when one bedroom is on the main level. Check whether bathrooms are arranged for privacy and whether the layout allows separate living spaces. Stairs and single level access also matter for older family members.