5+ Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Oregon City, OR Under $700K
There are 3 single family homes for sale in Oregoncity, OR, with 5 to 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 2,279 to 3,174 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $574,900 to $675,000, and build years from 1905 to 2026. The largest, at 308 High Street, offers 7 bedrooms and 3,174 square feet for $574,900.
Oregon City sits on a bluff above the Willamette River, where the falls cut through the middle of town and the McLoughlin Promenade follows the bank toward Canemah, the historic neighborhood of older homes on the hillside. Streets near the falls and the McLoughlin neighborhood reward buyers who like walkable older blocks, while the Highway 213 corridor on the south side offers larger parcels and more yard. Clackamette Park, where the Clackamas River meets the Willamette, gives families a place to walk and fish close to home.
Downtown Oregon City is about 13 miles south of downtown Portland, with Interstate 205 as the main commuter route and Highway 213 linking town to Gladstone and Clackamas for everyday errands. Clackamas Community College sits nearby, and the Oregon City School District serves most neighborhoods. Residents can drive east along the Clackamas River to Milo McIver State Park for hiking, camping and river access.
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Is Oregon City a good place for multigenerational families?
Oregon City suits multigenerational households because the older neighborhoods near the falls and the newer streets off Highway 213 both offer room for separate living space. Buyers often compare the historic hillside streets with the quieter south side, which has larger parcels. Walk through any home with an eye on bedroom and bathroom placement, since that layout decides how well it works for several generations.
What is the commute from Oregon City to Portland?
Oregon City is about 13 miles south of downtown Portland, and Interstate 205 is the main route for commuters. Drive times change a lot during rush hour, so test the route at the hour you will actually travel. Many residents also use Highway 213 to reach jobs and shopping in Gladstone and Clackamas.
What is Canemah and how is it different from the rest of Oregon City?
Canemah is a historic neighborhood on the bluff above the Willamette River, known for older houses and a small-town feel. It sits apart from the newer subdivisions on the edges of town. Buyers who value period character often start their search there.
What parks and trails are close to Oregon City homes?
Clackamette Park sits where the Clackamas River meets the Willamette, with walking paths and river access. The McLoughlin Promenade runs along the falls and offers views toward downtown. Milo McIver State Park lies east along the Clackamas River for hiking and camping.
What should a buyer check in an older Oregon City home?
Homes in the older parts of town can date from the early 1900s, so an inspection should look closely at the foundation, wiring, plumbing and roof. Ask for records of recent updates to the heating and electrical systems. A pre-listing or full inspection will show which items need attention before you commit.
Which schools serve Oregon City neighborhoods?
Most Oregon City neighborhoods are served by the Oregon City School District. Attendance boundaries can differ from street to street, so confirm the assignment for a specific address with the district before making an offer. Clackamas Community College is also nearby for adult learners and for families planning ahead.