2 Bedroom Remote Worker Condos for Sale in Portland, OR Under $325K
There are 11 condos for sale in Portland, OR, with 2 bedrooms, 2 to 3 bathrooms, and 898 to 1,119 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $299,900 to $319,900, and build years from 1970 to 2026. The largest, at 11725 Northwest Winter Park Terrace Unit 401, offers 2 bedrooms and 1,119 square feet for $315,000.
Remote workers in Portland often start with the close-in neighborhoods, where a café, a coworking space and a park sit within a few blocks. Goose Hollow lies on the slope below the West Hills, near Providence Park and the MAX light rail. Sellwood-Moreland follows Milwaukie Avenue on the east side, with Sellwood Riverfront Park on the Willamette River. St. Johns, at the north end of the peninsula, has Cathedral Park beneath the St. Johns Bridge.
Interstate 5 and Highway 26 carry most commuters, and the Westside MAX line links Goose Hollow to downtown Portland. Forest Park, one of the largest urban forests in the United States, sits on the West Hills, while the Springwater Corridor trail runs east from Sellwood for cyclists. Most Portland addresses fall within Portland Public Schools, but attendance boundaries should be checked for each home.
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Which Portland neighborhoods are best for remote workers buying a condo?
Goose Hollow suits buyers who want to walk to cafés and reach downtown quickly by MAX light rail. Sellwood-Moreland appeals to people who want a quieter, village-style street with the river nearby. St. Johns draws buyers who value its historic main street and the views around Cathedral Park.
How do I get from a Portland condo to downtown for a hybrid work schedule?
The Westside MAX line serves Goose Hollow and connects to the downtown core, which makes occasional office days easy without a car. Interstate 5 and Highway 26 handle most driving trips across the city. Check the bus and light rail routes for the specific address before you commit.
What should I check in a Portland condo HOA before buying?
Read the HOA bylaws, reserve study and recent meeting minutes to understand upcoming repairs. Ask what the dues cover, since many Portland associations include water, sewer or exterior upkeep. Confirm the rules on home offices, rentals and parking as well.
Are there good schools near Portland condos for remote workers with kids?
Most city addresses sit within Portland Public Schools, but each home falls into its own attendance zone. Verify the assigned elementary, middle and high schools with the district before making an offer. Boundaries can change, so confirm them each time you look at a home.
Is Sellwood a good place to live near the Willamette River in Portland?
Sellwood-Moreland has Sellwood Riverfront Park and direct access to the Willamette River waterfront. The Springwater Corridor trail gives cyclists a route east from the neighborhood. Its older streets and small shops give it a village feel.
What makes Forest Park a draw for Portland condo buyers?
Forest Park is one of the largest urban forests in the United States, and its trails begin on the West Hills. Many buyers value a quick walk or bike ride into the woods after a workday. Goose Hollow sits near those hills, which puts the trailheads within reach.