Single Story 1+ Bedroom Condos for Sale in Portland, OR Under $275K
There are 13 condos for sale in Portland, OR, with 1 to 3 bedrooms, 1 to 3 bathrooms, and 544 to 2,863 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $219,000 to $1,700,000, and build years from 1961 to 2024. The largest, at 1930 South River Drive Unit W1001, offers 3 bedrooms and 2,863 square feet for $1,700,000.
Downtown Portland sits on the west bank of the Willamette River, and its condo towers near the Park Blocks put residents within walking distance of the Portland Art Museum and Portland State University. Goose Hollow climbs the hills west of downtown toward Providence Park, where stadium lights and concerts fill the neighborhood on event nights. Across the river, the Lloyd District offers Lloyd Center and the Oregon Convention Center within a short walk of MAX light rail. North Mississippi Avenue adds independent shops, cafes and restaurants along a walkable main street.
Most of these neighborhoods are served by MAX light rail and TriMet buses, so getting downtown or to the Lloyd District without a car is practical. Interstate 5 and Interstate 84 are close for trips beyond the city. Mount Tabor Park in the Montavilla area gives east Portland a large reservoir and a network of trails, and the Willamette waterfront path runs through the heart of downtown.
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What is it like to live in downtown Portland as a condo owner?
Downtown Portland is a dense, walkable core with restaurants, museums and the Park Blocks within a few minutes of most condo buildings. Many residents rely on MAX light rail and streetcar lines for daily trips. Buyers should expect city noise and a lively street life compared with quieter residential neighborhoods.
How is Goose Hollow different from downtown Portland?
Goose Hollow sits just west of downtown on the hillside, with tree-lined streets and a more residential feel. Providence Park draws crowds for soccer and concerts, which can bring traffic on event nights. Buyers who want quieter evenings often weigh that trade-off against the convenience of being close to downtown.
Is the Lloyd District a good place for a first condo?
The Lloyd District is an east side hub with the Lloyd Center, the Oregon Convention Center and frequent MAX service. Its mid-rise condo buildings are popular with people who want a short commute and easy access to shops. First-time buyers should review HOA budgets and reserve studies before committing.
What should a buyer check in a Portland condo association?
Ask for the HOA budget, the reserve study and any planned repairs, especially for older mid-century buildings. Confirm rental rules if you may want to lease the unit later. Portland condo buyers also benefit from checking parking, storage and whether laundry is in the unit or shared.
Why do buyers choose North Mississippi Avenue for a condo?
North Mississippi Avenue offers a walkable main street with independent shops, restaurants and cafes close to home. The area suits buyers who want a neighborhood feel with quick bike or transit access to downtown. Street parking can be tight, so check for on-site or deeded parking when visiting.
Is Montavilla a practical choice for a Portland condo buyer?
Montavilla sits on the east side near Mount Tabor Park, which offers trails, a reservoir and views of the city. Residents often choose it for the balance of neighborhood character and access to TriMet bus lines and the MAX. Buyers should compare commute times and parking needs with other east side areas.