3+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $725K
There are 8 homes for sale in Portland, OR, with 3 to 5 bedrooms, 1 to 4 bathrooms, and 1,916 to 2,450 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $524,999 to $724,900, and build years from 1952 to 2026. The largest, at 6209 Southwest Canby Street, offers 4 bedrooms and 2,450 square feet for $649,900.
The Southwest Hills above Multnomah Village offer wooded lots within minutes of OHSU and downtown. Maplewood, reached from SW Canby Street, is a quiet residential pocket with cul-de-sacs and nearby greenspace. Montavilla and Woodstock in Southeast have older tree-lined streets and walkable shops on Division Street. Argay Terrace in Northeast sits near Glendoveer trails and the Columbia River.
Interstate 5 and Interstate 205 link these neighborhoods to downtown and Portland International Airport. Mount Tabor Park offers a Southeast hilltop with city views, and Forest Park, one of the largest urban forests in the country, lies a short drive from the Southwest Hills.
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Which Portland neighborhoods suit families who need three or more bedrooms?
The Southwest Hills, Maplewood and Montavilla draw family buyers because of their established streets and larger lots. Maplewood feels more secluded with cul-de-sacs, while Montavilla offers more walkable shopping on Division Street. Check each street's lot size and hillside grade before you commit.
How long is the commute from Southwest Portland to downtown?
Drive times from the Southwest Hills to downtown depend on traffic and route, and the trip is usually short by surface street or Interstate 5. Morning congestion on the Interstate 5 and Interstate 405 corridor can slow the drive. Ask your agent to time the commute at rush hour before you choose a street.
Is Southeast Portland a good area for family homes?
Montavilla and Woodstock have older housing stock, so buyers should expect a mix of updated and original systems. Walkable Division Street and neighborhood parks suit families who want shops within reach. Get an inspection focused on the foundation, electrical panel and roof.
How close are Mount Tabor and Forest Park to these neighborhoods?
Mount Tabor Park gives Southeast residents a summit with views across the city. Forest Park's trail network is reachable from the Southwest Hills by a short drive. Living near either park means more walking and more wildlife, so ask about trail access from the specific street.
Do family homes in Portland usually have yards?
Lot sizes vary widely across Portland, with Southwest Hills lots often wooded and sloped, while many Southeast and Northeast lots are flatter. Fenced backyards are common in these districts. Confirm lot lines, drainage and any easements with the seller's survey.
Are there HOA fees in these Portland neighborhoods?
Many single-family streets in Portland have no homeowners association, but some planned communities do. Attached and planned developments may carry monthly dues. Ask for the governing documents and fee history before you make an offer.