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Real estate collections in Arizona, US
3 collections in Phoenix, Surprise, with homes from $447,000 to $667,000.
5+ Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Phoenix, AZ Under $675K
Ahwatukee sits at the southern edge of Phoenix, where the foothills of South Mountain Park and Preserve rise behind the neighborhood. Streets in Foothills Club West and Mountain Park Ranch curve between lots with mountain and desert views, and many backyards open onto desert washes. The hillside subdivisions give multigenerational households room to spread out while keeping everyone close. The Loop 202 Santan Freeway connects Ahwatukee to the Chandler Tech Corridor and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, with the airport a short freeway drive away. Families here attend schools in the Kyrene School District, and South Mountain trailheads sit a few minutes from most neighborhoods. Downtown Phoenix is a longer commute north across the city.
4+ Bedroom New Construction Homes for Sale in Surprise, AZ Under $525K
Surprise sits on the northwest edge of the Phoenix metro, where master-planned communities such as Asante, Mesquite Mountain Ranch, Aria Ranch and Windstone Ranch spread toward the White Tank Mountains. Many streets here are wide and quiet, with sidewalks, community pools and trailheads within reach, and many lots face open desert with views of nearby mountain ranges. Grand Avenue and Loop 303 carry most traffic between these neighborhoods and the shops and restaurants along the commercial corridors. Surprise Recreation Campus hosts spring training games for the Texas Rangers and Kansas City Royals, and the city's park system gives families ball fields, splash pads and walking paths close to home. Loop 303 connects the area to Interstate 10 and Interstate 17, the routes most commuters take to Phoenix employment centers and the Peoria and Glendale job corridors.
4 Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Phoenix, AZ Under $550K
Phoenix stretches across many different neighborhoods, and its south and central pockets offer some of the most family-friendly streets in the city. Ahwatukee Foothills rests against the South Mountains, where South Mountain Park and Preserve offers miles of desert trails inside city limits. Closer to the middle of the city, Papago Park and its red sandstone buttes give families a green space that is easy to reach by car. Downtown Phoenix, with Chase Field and the light rail line, sits a short freeway drive from many of these areas. Daily life in Phoenix runs on the freeway system, so commute times depend heavily on which side of town you choose. From Ahwatukee, the Loop 202 Santan Freeway connects to Tempe and Chandler job centers, while Interstate 10 carries drivers toward downtown. Sky Harbor International Airport is a short drive from most central neighborhoods. Because school attendance zones change from street to street, families should confirm assignments with the school district for each address before making an offer.
Real estate collections in California, US
22 collections across Oakland, Pleasanton, Fresno and 8 more cities, with homes from $269,500 to $2,988,000.
3+ Bedroom Move In Ready Homes for Sale in Walnut Creek, CA Under $1M
Walnut Creek sits at the foot of Mount Diablo in Contra Costa County, where tree-lined streets and mid-century neighborhoods meet a walkable downtown along Main Street. Heather Farm Park, with its lake and paved loop, anchors one of the town's most sought-after residential areas. Rossmoor, a gated community for adults 55 and older, offers its own clubhouses and golf courses, while the Iron Horse Trail runs through town on the old railroad corridor. Walnut Creek BART is a short ride from downtown, with trains to San Francisco and Oakland. Interstate 680 and State Route 24 connect commuters to the wider East Bay, and Mount Diablo State Park is a short drive for hiking. Larkey Park and the Lindsay Wildlife Experience give families a place to spend weekends close to home.
Move-In Ready 3+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Fresno, CA Under $400K
Fresno's Tower District sits just north of downtown, where historic bungalows line tree-shaded streets and Olive Avenue carries restaurants, shops and the Tower Theatre. Woodward Park covers a large stretch of northeast Fresno and connects to the San Joaquin River Parkway, a riverside trail system along the city's northern edge. Fig Garden, along Blackstone and Herndon avenues, mixes established streets with shopping and dining. Downtown Fresno is a short drive along Highway 99, which links the city to Sacramento and Bakersfield, while State Route 41 runs north toward Yosemite National Park. Fresno State sits in north-central Fresno, close to the Tower District, so students and faculty have an easy trip to campus. Buyers weighing these commutes often compare neighborhoods across the Fresno Unified school boundaries before choosing a home.
3+ Bedroom Townhomes for Sale in Danville, CA Under $1.2M
Danville sits at the foot of Mount Diablo in Contra Costa County, where the valley floor climbs toward the hills. Hartz Avenue anchors the downtown core with shops, cafes and restaurants within walking distance of older tree-lined streets. The Iron Horse Regional Trail runs through town for walkers and cyclists, while Las Trampas Regional Wilderness rises to the west with trails that begin close to the neighborhoods. Interstate 680 runs through Danville and links residents to Walnut Creek, Concord and the job centers of San Ramon's Bishop Ranch business park, usually a short drive away. Sycamore Valley Park and Diablo Vista Park offer playgrounds and open fields. Mount Diablo State Park lies a short drive east for hiking and views across the Central Valley.
3+ Bedroom Move In Ready Homes for Sale in Sacramento, CA Under $600K
Sacramento's older neighborhoods give these homes their character, with mature shade trees lining quiet streets. Oak Park sits south of Broadway, a few minutes from downtown and the Capitol. Land Park is anchored by William Land Park, which holds the Sacramento Zoo. Midtown draws buyers who want walkable cafes and restaurants. Commuters can reach downtown with a short drive on surface streets, while Highway 50 and Interstate 5 connect to Bay Area and capital region jobs. The American River Parkway offers miles of trails for running and cycling, and the Sacramento River waterfront is a short drive away. Families here are often served by the Sacramento City Unified School District, but buyers should confirm school boundaries for each address.
3+ Bedroom Single Family Homes for Sale in San Ramon, CA Under $1.6M
San Ramon sits in the Tri-Valley, with neighborhoods like Bent Creek Park, Sunny Glen and Gale Ranch set among its streets. Bishop Ranch business park is a short drive from most of them, and the Iron Horse Trail runs through town for walkers and cyclists. Dougherty Valley to the north is one of the newer parts of town, while Mount Diablo rises to the east and gives many streets their open views. Interstate 680 and Interstate 580 both run close by, linking residents to Walnut Creek, Pleasanton and the East Bay freeways. The San Ramon Valley Unified School District covers the town, and the Dougherty Valley and Bent Creek areas have schools within walking distance of many homes. Shopping and dining are minutes away.
Updated 3+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Vallejo, CA Under $500K
Downtown Vallejo sits on the Mare Island Strait, where the Vallejo Ferry Terminal sends commuters across the bay to San Francisco. Sonoma Boulevard runs through the middle of town with shops and restaurants within walking distance of the older streets. Across the strait, Mare Island was once a naval shipyard and now has a residential district with waterfront paths. Glen Cove climbs above the Carquinez Strait toward views of the water and the Benicia Bridge. Interstate 80 connects Vallejo to Fairfield and the East Bay, and Highway 29 runs north into Napa Valley wine country. Interstate 780 links the city to Benicia and the Benicia Bridge. Buyers who want a turnkey home here usually weigh that short commute against the older housing stock near downtown, which often has the most character for the money.
3+ Bedroom First-Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Fresno, CA Under $525K
Fresno's most affordable family neighborhoods sit on the north and east sides of the city, where streets run in a regular grid and older homes stand on lots shaded by mature trees. The Tower District, just north of downtown, is known for its historic Tower Theatre and independent restaurants along Olive Avenue. Woodward Park, one of Fresno's largest parks, has paved trails, shaded picnic areas and river access, and the San Joaquin River Parkway follows the river along the city's northern edge. Downtown Fresno is usually under a 20 minute drive from these neighborhoods, and Highway 99 offers quick routes south toward Bakersfield and north toward Sacramento. Fresno City College draws students and families from across the city, and most homes here fall within the Fresno Unified School District. Yosemite National Park is roughly two hours east by road, which makes weekend trips to the Sierra Nevada practical for residents.
2+ Bedroom Starter Homes for Sale in Oakland, CA Under $750K
Fruitvale runs along International Boulevard in East Oakland, anchored by a BART station that makes San Francisco a short ride away. The Dimond District sits a few blocks off MacArthur Boulevard, with cafes and shops beside Dimond Park. Lake Merritt, the tidal lake at the edge of downtown, is a popular place for morning walks, and the hills above Dimond climb toward Joaquin Miller Park. Interstate 580 and Highway 24 connect these neighborhoods to the Bay Bridge and job centers across the East Bay. Oakland Unified School District serves these streets, so confirm assigned schools for any address before making an offer. Redwood Regional Park sits within a short drive of the hills, giving hikers a trailhead close to home.
4+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Madera, CA Under $575K
Madera's family neighborhoods spread across the flat Central Valley floor, with the historic downtown core anchoring the older streets and newer subdivisions filling the west side along Highway 99. West Madera holds many of the city's newer single-family streets, where wide lots and cul-de-sacs sit within a short drive of schools and shopping. The Fresno River corridor brings open land to the edges of town. Fresno sits roughly 25 miles south, and the drive on Highway 99 usually runs about 30 minutes outside commute hours. Hensley Lake, a reservoir on the Fresno River northeast of town, is a short drive for boating and fishing. Madera Unified School District serves these neighborhoods, so buyers should confirm the attendance boundary for any street they consider.
4+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Fresno, CA Under $625K
Fig Garden, Woodward Park, and the Tower District shape how Fresno's family neighborhoods feel. Fig Garden follows tree-lined streets in northwest Fresno, where ranch-style and two-story homes sit on generous lots near Herndon Avenue. Woodward Park is one of the city's best-known parks, with trails along the San Joaquin River and shaded picnic areas for weekend outings. The Tower District, just northeast of downtown, is known for its historic bungalows, older craftsman details, and a lively row of restaurants and theaters. Highway 99 and Herndon Avenue link the northwest side to Fresno's major employers, and downtown is a short drive from most of these neighborhoods. Families here may be zoned for Clovis Unified or Fresno Unified schools depending on the exact address, so confirm the attendance boundary before you buy. Fresno State sits on the northeast side and brings campus sports, events, and a steady rental market to nearby streets.
3 Bedroom Starter Homes for Sale in Madera, CA Under $450K
Madera sits in California's San Joaquin Valley, and the homes in this group are spread across the older streets near downtown, where the grid of single-family lots runs close to Yosemite Avenue, the main east-west route through town. Blocks on the edges of the city near the Fresno River offer a quieter feel than the commercial strip along the highway, and buyers who want a walkable errand run tend to favor the streets closest to the downtown core. Highway 99 runs along the west side of Madera and links residents to Fresno, roughly 20 miles south and about a 25 minute drive without traffic. Yosemite's southern gateway at Oakhurst sits about an hour northeast on Highway 41, which makes Sierra Nevada weekends realistic. Most families here enroll with the Madera Unified School District, and the county fairgrounds and Madera Community Hospital are close for everyday needs.
3+ Bedroom Single Story Homes for Sale in Madera, CA Under $400K
Madera sits in the heart of California's San Joaquin Valley, with Yosemite Avenue running through a downtown core of older storefronts and small shops. The west side around Riverstone is newer, with planned tract streets, neighborhood parks and walking trails. Central blocks near Cutting and Sierra streets hold older single story houses on lots large enough for gardens and off-street parking. Hensley Lake sits a short drive northeast for boating and fishing. Highway 99 runs along the edge of town, putting downtown Fresno about 20 miles south, or roughly 25 minutes by car when traffic is light. Madera Unified School District serves most neighborhoods, and the foothills and lakes of Madera County are close enough for a weekend trip. Buyers who commute to Fresno or other Central Valley job centers will find the highway is the main link for daily travel.
4+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Rancho Cordova, CA Under $650K
Anatolia, Kavala Ranch and Grantline Village anchor the master-planned side of Rancho Cordova, where new subdivisions are built around clubhouses, pools, parks and walking paths. Anatolia residents share a clubhouse with tennis and pickleball courts, while Lake Calero, a reservoir with a shoreline trail and fishing, sits a short drive from the southeast edge of these neighborhoods. The American River Parkway offers bike and walking routes along the river for residents on the city's western side. Highway 50 links these neighborhoods to downtown Sacramento, a drive of roughly 20 to 30 minutes outside rush hour. Mills Station light rail gives commuters a rail option toward downtown Sacramento. Families often compare nearby parks, school boundaries and HOA rules before choosing a neighborhood within the city.
First-Time Buyer 2+ Bedroom Condos for Sale in Oakland, CA Under $450K
Oakland's condo core sits around downtown and Lake Merritt, where many homes are a short walk from the 12th Street BART station and the lake path. Old Oakland's brick storefronts and the Chinatown blocks along Franklin and Webster streets form the surrounding grid, while Adams Point climbs the hillside above the lake with views back toward downtown. Each district has its own pace, from the restaurants of Uptown to the quieter residential streets of West Oakland. Day to day, the Bay Bridge puts San Francisco a short drive away, while Interstates 580 and 880 connect downtown Oakland to the rest of the East Bay. BART runs through the city core for commuters heading to Berkeley, Walnut Creek and the Peninsula. Schools fall under Oakland Unified, so buyers should confirm each address's assignment. Weekends mean the Lake Merritt path, the Oakland Museum of California or the waterfront at Jack London Square.
3+ Bedroom Homes for First-Time Buyers for Sale in Oakland, CA Under $1.1M
Oakland's flatland and hill neighborhoods stretch east from downtown, and Lake Merritt sits at the center of it. The lagoon's loop path runs about three miles around the water, and the Cleveland Heights blocks on its east edge are lined with early twentieth century houses. Further east, Montclair Village climbs the hill slope, while Piedmont Pines and the Millsmont area rise toward the ridgeline. Downtown Oakland is a short drive from most of these streets, and the Lake Merritt BART station connects residents to San Francisco by train in under 30 minutes. Interstate 580 and State Route 13 carry commuters through the hills toward Berkeley and the bridges to San Francisco. Oakland Unified schools serve the area, so buyers should confirm each home's attendance boundary before choosing a block.
4+ Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Oakland, CA Under $1.5M
Oakland's hill neighborhoods of Sequoyah Hills and Hiller Highlands climb along winding ridge roads, where many streets end in cul-de-sacs and lots are large enough for gardens and extra living space. Joaquin Miller Park and its trails lie a short drive from these streets, and the elevation gives many homes long views across the Bay. Rockridge, along College Avenue and Telegraph Avenue, offers a flatter, walkable alternative with cafes and shops within a few blocks of its BART station. East Oakland's Millsmont area adds established residential streets with a mix of older and newer homes. Highway 24 and Interstate 580 connect these neighborhoods to downtown Oakland and the Bay Bridge approach, usually a drive of roughly 20 to 30 minutes depending on traffic. Rockridge BART carries riders to San Francisco's Financial District in about 25 minutes, and Lake Merritt sits a short drive from the downtown core. Families with grandparents, adult children, or live-in caregivers often choose these neighborhoods for their bedroom count and room to spread out.
First Time Buyer 2+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Oakley, CA Under $625K
Oakley sits on the San Joaquin River delta in eastern Contra Costa County. Summer Lake, Quail Valley and Oak Grove offer tree-lined streets and tract homes, while Emerson Ranch and Delta Ranch sit near community parks. Big Break Regional Shoreline gives residents trails and waterfront access along the Delta edge. Highway 4 is the main commuter route, linking Oakley to Antioch and the job centers in Concord and Walnut Creek, with the wider Bay Area a drive of roughly an hour in typical traffic. Oakley Unified School District serves these neighborhoods, and the Delta waterways are a short drive for boating and fishing.
3+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Oakland, CA Under $900K
Oakland's family homes sit across the flatlands and hillsides east of downtown, where the neighborhoods change block by block. Lake Merritt, a tidal lake ringed by walking paths and Lakeside Park's gardens, anchors the central flats, and many streets around it are within a short walk of the water. Piedmont Avenue, a few blocks to the north, offers a compact strip of cafes, restaurants and shops, while Grand Lake to the northeast is known for its historic theater and weekly farmers market. Higher up, Montclair Village and the tree-lined streets of the Oakland Hills give houses a quieter, leafier setting with views toward the Bay. Downtown Oakland is a short drive or bike ride from most of these neighborhoods, and the MacArthur and Lake Merritt BART stations connect residents to San Francisco by rail. Interstate 580 and Interstate 880 give commuters direct access to the East Bay and the Peninsula. Joaquin Miller Park, with its redwoods and hiking trails, is a reasonable drive into the hills for weekend outings, and the Oakland Unified School District serves the area. Buyers should confirm school assignments for each address directly with the district.
4 Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Pleasanton, CA Under $1.8M
Pleasanton sits in the Tri-Valley, where family neighborhoods line tree-shaded streets around a walkable downtown core. Main Street carries the restaurants, shops and community events that give the city its center, and the older blocks near downtown are a short walk from those storefronts. Ken Mercer Sports Park and Harvest Park offer ball fields, playgrounds and open lawns for children, while the Alameda Creek Regional Trail gives walkers and cyclists a long route through the valley. I-580 and I-680 are a short drive from most Pleasanton streets, which connects family homes here to job centers across the East Bay and Silicon Valley. The Dublin/Pleasanton BART station is a short drive away for commuters who prefer transit. Children in Pleasanton attend schools in the Pleasanton Unified School District, and the city's parks and trails make it easy to spend weekends outdoors close to home.
3+ Bedroom Tech Commuter Homes for Sale in Pleasanton, CA Under $1.4M
Pleasanton sits where I-580 meets I-680, and its homes spread from the historic Downtown core along Main Street to quieter streets within a few miles of Hacienda Business Park, a major employment hub for engineering and software teams. Ruby Hill, with its winery and vineyard views, is a local landmark, while Kottinger Ranch and Valley Trails offer established neighborhoods close to community trails and parks. Commuters can reach the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station or the Pleasanton ACE Train station without leaving the city, and freeway ramps link to San Jose and Silicon Valley to the south. Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Area, on the edge of town, offers lake swimming and trails, and the Pleasanton Unified School District serves these neighborhoods.
5 Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Pleasanton, CA Under $3M
Pleasanton sits in the Tri-Valley at the foot of Pleasanton Ridge, with homes spread across downtown, Pleasanton Heights, Castlewood and Valley Trails. Castlewood borders its own country club and climbs toward the oak-covered ridge, while downtown Main Street sits within easy reach of many single-family streets. Interstate 580 and Interstate 680 run close to the city, and the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station offers a rail link toward the East Bay and San Francisco. The Pleasanton Unified School District serves these neighborhoods, and the Iron Horse Regional Trail runs through town for walkers and cyclists. Multigenerational families use the extra bedrooms and parking room for daily life.
4 Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Pleasanton, CA Under $1.9M
Pleasanton sits in the Tri-Valley of Alameda County, and its Downtown core along Main Street gives residents shops, restaurants and a farmers market within a short walk of nearby streets. Birdland and Val Vista are established neighborhoods of single family homes on quiet courts, while Vintage Hills climbs into hillside lots with long valley views. Mission Park puts families close to sports fields and trails. Interstate 580 and Interstate 680 link the city to Livermore, Dublin, San Ramon and the wider Bay Area job centers, and the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station offers rail access nearby. Pleasanton Unified School District is a major draw for families planning for the long term. Lake Del Valle lies a short drive southeast for hiking and weekend water recreation.
Real estate collections in Florida, US
25 collections across Ponte Vedra Beach, Jacksonville, Neptune Beach and 8 more cities, with homes from $139,900 to $4,600,000.
3+ Bedroom First Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Jacksonville, FL Under $200K
Murray Hill sits just south of downtown Jacksonville, a streetcar-era neighborhood of tree-lined blocks and brick bungalows within easy walking distance of local cafes and shops. Downtown runs along the St. Johns River, where the Riverwalk and the Jacksonville Landing draw office workers and weekend crowds. Five Points in Riverside is a short drive away, with independent coffee houses, restaurants and older storefronts along Park Street. Farther west, the Avondale and Ortega areas offer shaded streets and a quieter pace near the river. For remote workers, the appeal is a short commute to the business core and quick access to I-95 and I-10, which carry traffic north toward the beaches and west across the state. Residents can spend a morning working from a neighborhood cafe, then head to Hemming Park or the riverfront for lunch. These homes suit buyers who want an affordable first purchase close to jobs, Duval County schools and the amenities of an established city.
5 Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Neptune Beach, FL Under $2.6M
Neptune Beach sits on a barrier island east of Jacksonville, where tree-lined blocks run from the Atlantic dunes toward Atlantic Boulevard. Jarboe Park has pickleball courts and open fields for weekend games, and the streets near it are quiet enough for evening walks. The Beaches Town Center, a short drive along Atlantic Boulevard, holds restaurants, coffee shops and boutiques within an easy bike ride. The 1st Street strip sits nearby, lined with cafes and surf shops. Downtown Jacksonville lies roughly 15 miles west by car, which keeps a daily commute to the central business district manageable. The Atlantic Ocean is only a few blocks from most homes, so the beach is part of everyday life. Duval County Public Schools serve the town. Atlantic Boulevard links Neptune Beach to Atlantic Beach and Jacksonville Beach, making the whole Beaches area easy to explore by car.
5 Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Neptune Beach, FL Under $2.6M
Neptune Beach sits on the Atlantic coast of Duval County, between Atlantic Beach to the north and Jacksonville Beach to the south. Its compact blocks near the ocean lead to First Street, where shops, cafes and restaurants line a walkable strip. Jarboe Park, directly across from many homes, offers pickleball courts and open green space for families. Beaches Town Center, a short bike ride inland, anchors the dining and nightlife of the wider Beaches area. Daily life here blends ocean access with an easy commute. Downtown Jacksonville is roughly 20 minutes away by car along Atlantic Boulevard, and the St. Johns River is a short drive west. Buyers should confirm school assignments for each address with Duval County Public Schools before they commit. For multigenerational households, the mix of walkable errands and quiet residential streets keeps shared living simple.
5 Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Neptune Beach, FL Under $2.6M
Neptune Beach sits on the Atlantic coast east of Jacksonville, with Atlantic Beach to the north and Jacksonville Beach to the south. The oceanfront and the 1st Street corridor give the town its walkable character, with cafes and shops close to the sand. Jarboe Park offers pickleball courts and open green space for families, and Beaches Town Center anchors the dining and nightlife for the whole Beaches area. Downtown Jacksonville is roughly 12 miles away by Atlantic Boulevard, and the drive usually takes about 25 minutes on a weekday. The Intracoastal Waterway runs along the western edge of the town, which suits boating and paddling. Households with several generations often value quiet residential streets and a short walk to Town Center, which keeps daily errands simple for grandparents, parents and teenagers alike.
3+ Bedroom First-Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Jacksonville, FL Under $300K
Northwest Jacksonville stretches west of downtown toward the Westside, where Arlington and Normandy Village hold older brick and block homes on tree-lined streets. Normandy Village sits near the Interstate 95 and Interstate 10 interchanges, and Naval Air Station Jacksonville is a short drive from its neighborhoods. Further north, Westland Station and Watermill offer newer subdivisions along the major roads that carry commuters toward downtown. Drive times to downtown Jacksonville usually run about 20 to 30 minutes, depending on interstate traffic, and the Atlantic beaches at Jacksonville Beach are roughly a half hour away by car. Duval County Public Schools serve these neighborhoods, so buyers should confirm school assignments for each address before writing an offer. Public boat ramps on the St. Johns River lie within reach of several subdivisions.
3+ Bedroom First Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Green Cove Springs, FL Under $300K
Green Cove Springs sits on the west bank of the St. Johns River in Clay County, and the historic downtown along Walnut Street, anchored by Spring Park and the spring that gave the town its name, is the center of gravity. Cross Creek, the master planned community off State Road 16, is where many of the newer homes sit, with wide sidewalks, a clubhouse and a community pool. Older streets closer to the downtown core carry mature oaks, deeper lots and homes from earlier decades. Daily errands mostly run to Fleming Island, reached over the Shands Bridge, which puts groceries, medical offices and big box stores within a short drive. Naval Air Station Jacksonville is roughly half an hour away for commuters using State Road 16 and nearby interstates. Clay County public schools serve the area, and the river itself makes for easy waterfront walks and boating at Spring Park.
6 Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Atlantic Beach, FL Under $4.7M
Atlantic Beach sits on the Northeast Florida coast just east of Jacksonville, where Beach Avenue and Ocean Boulevard run along the sand. Mandalay is the oceanfront stretch one block from the surf, while the Intracoastal Waterway on the western side brings boat slips and quiet marsh views. Hanna Park, a county oceanfront park to the north, offers dunes, nature trails and a long sandy shoreline. Downtown Jacksonville is about 15 miles away, a drive of roughly 20 to 25 minutes on Atlantic Boulevard. Schools in this area are served by Duval County Public Schools, so buyers should confirm assignments for each street before choosing a home. Jacksonville Beach and Neptune Beach are minutes south, adding restaurants, shops and a pier.
5+ Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Orange Park, FL Under $600K
Orange Park sits on the St. Johns River in Clay County, just west of Jacksonville. Oakleaf Plantation is the large master-planned community on the west side of town, with lakes, tree-lined streets and resort-style pools. Eagle Landing wraps around its golf course and walking paths, and the Country Club of Orange Park offers established lots near the club grounds. Doctors Lake and its wooded edges give the area a quieter, more private feel. Downtown Jacksonville is a short drive east along the major roads, and Naval Air Station Jacksonville is close enough to make the commute practical for military households. The Clay County School District serves the area, and the shopping and dining along Blanding Boulevard and near the Orange Park Mall are only minutes from most neighborhoods.
3+ Bedroom Open Floor Plan Homes for Sale in Green Cove Springs, FL Under $400K
Green Cove Springs sits on the western bank of the St. Johns River in Clay County, and its historic downtown keeps older brick storefronts within walking distance of the water. Spring Park, named for the spring that gave the town its name, offers a shaded place to gather by the river. Newer neighborhoods such as Rolling Hills, Rookery and Hyland Trail spread across the edges of town, with quieter streets than the older blocks near downtown. Most weekday drives run along State Road 16 and US 17, and Jacksonville's job centers and hospitals sit roughly half an hour south. Clay County Schools serve the area, and the river and its shoreline parks give families a close place to spend a summer evening with friends and neighbors.
4+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Jacksonville, FL Under $550K
Jacksonville's family neighborhoods run from the historic bungalows of Riverside and Avondale, where the streets curve toward the St. Johns River, to the older brick ranches and two-story homes of Murray Hill, a short drive from downtown. The river shapes the city's northern and eastern edges, and downtown sits where it bends, so many residential streets are only minutes from the water. Drive times stay manageable from most parts of the city. Downtown is typically 20 to 30 minutes from the northside, and the beaches at Atlantic Beach and Neptune Beach are about 20 minutes east along Atlantic Boulevard. Interstate 95 and Interstate 295 connect these neighborhoods to Jacksonville International Airport and the rest of the metro area, and Duval County Public Schools serve the family neighborhoods across the city.
First-Time Buyer 3+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Green Cove Springs, FL Under $375K
Green Cove Springs sits on the western bank of the St. Johns River in Clay County, and its historic downtown centers on Spring Park, built around the mineral spring that gave the town its name. Newer subdivisions such as Rolling Hills, Cross Creek and Magnolia West spread across the western side of the city, while Anabelle Island and Rookery sit closer to the water. The First Coast Expressway runs nearby, keeping the growing edge of town connected to the rest of the region. Downtown Jacksonville is roughly 20 miles north, about 30 minutes away via State Road 16 and the Shands Bridge across the river. Clay County District Schools serve the city, and the river is close enough for boat ramps, fishing and paddling without a long drive.
4 Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Ponte Vedra, FL Under $725K
Most of these homes sit in Nocatee, the master-planned community south of Ponte Vedra Beach, in villages such as Seabrook Village, Greenleaf Lakes and Crosswater Village. Streets curve past wooded preserves and lakefront lots, and each village has its own pool, playground and dog park within walking distance. Closer to the Atlantic, Ponte Vedra Beach runs along State Road A1A with its own oceanfront stretch. Nocatee residents use golf-cart paths and trails to reach parks, shops and schools without driving. Downtown Jacksonville lies roughly 25 miles north, about a 40-minute drive via County Road 210 and Interstate 95. The area is served by St. Johns County schools, a district many families compare first when choosing a home in Ponte Vedra.
2+ Bedroom Downsizer Homes for Sale in Ponte Vedra, FL Under $600K
Downsizers searching Ponte Vedra often start in Nocatee, the master-planned community along the Intracoastal Waterway in southern St. Johns County. Del Webb Nocatee and Riverwood by Del Webb are gated 55+ neighborhoods with lakes, walking trails and golf cart paths, while Seabrook Village offers newer single-level streets close to its pool and playground. The Nocatee Preserve adds wooded trails and marsh views along the Intracoastal. Daily life runs on the St. Johns County road network, with Nocatee Parkway and Interstate 95 leading to Nocatee Town Center, grocery stores and local dining. Ponte Vedra Beach is about 15 minutes east, and historic St. Augustine sits roughly 25 minutes south. Downtown Jacksonville is about 30 minutes north, which keeps medical care and major employers within reach while St. Johns County schools serve the area.
3+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Under $2.2M
Ponte Vedra Beach lies in St. Johns County, where State Road A1A separates the dunes from the golf courses. East of A1A, the streets of Ponte Vedra by the Sea Estates and South Ponte Vedra Beach run toward the surf on deep, wooded lots. Guana State Park anchors the southern edge of town with preserve trails and Intracoastal views. Inland, the Sawgrass and Ponte Vedra Lake neighborhoods are built around fairways and open water, with TPC Sawgrass as its best-known landmark. Jacksonville International Airport is about 30 minutes north, and downtown Jacksonville is roughly 35 minutes by car on I-95. Historic St. Augustine lies about 20 minutes south for dining and museums. Families look to the St. Johns County School District, and boaters use the Intracoastal Waterway for launches and fishing.
3 Bedroom Condos for Sale in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Under $575K
Ponte Vedra Beach sits on a narrow strip of St. Johns County where A1A runs between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. Bermuda Bay backs onto the Guana Tolomato Matanzas Reserve, so its condos look over protected marsh and woodland rather than neighboring rooftops. Ponte Vedra Lakes and the TPC Sawgrass corridor are known for golf course streets and wooded lots, while the oceanfront blocks along Ponte Vedra Boulevard sit low over the dunes with public beach walkovers. Daily life runs on a route of about 20 miles north to downtown Jacksonville, roughly 30 minutes by I-95, with Jacksonville Beach and Jacksonville International Airport within easy reach. Students attend schools in the St. Johns County School District, and the Intracoastal Waterway offers boating and kayaking close to home for residents who want water access without a long drive.
2+ Bedroom Single Story Homes for Sale in Crescent City, FL
Crescent City sits between Lake Crescent and Lake Stella in Putnam County, and the water shapes daily life here. Lake Crescent Estates and the River Park community line the shorelines, with homes set on wide lots and a golf cart route through River Park to its golf course. Historic downtown Crescent City anchors the town, while the Bakers area offers pond-side acreage and older homes on quiet rural roads. The St. Johns River is a short drive away, and the River Park community boat launch gives residents direct water access. Restaurants and live music spots sit within a few miles of most neighborhoods. US 17 is the main route into town, so commutes to jobs in Palatka or Gainesville take longer than most city buyers expect.
3+ Bedroom Homes with Big Yards for Sale in Orange Park, FL Under $300K
Orange Park sits along the St. Johns River in Clay County, where established subdivisions such as Grove Park, Montclair and Oakleaf Plantation offer wider lots and mature trees than many newer suburban tracts. Blanding Boulevard, also known as US-17, carries shopping and dining past the Orange Park Mall, and Naval Air Station Jacksonville sits minutes away, which puts many commuters and military families in the local housing mix. Most drives to downtown Jacksonville take roughly 20 to 25 minutes on Interstate 295, and Clay County Schools serve these neighborhoods. Families looking for a 3-bedroom home with a big backyard can reach parks and the river by car in minutes, and daily errands stay close because the mall, grocery stores and restaurants cluster along the same few roads.
4 Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Ormond Beach, FL Under $575K
Ormond Beach sits between the Halifax River and the Atlantic, with Tomoka State Park's trails and marsh to the north of town. Halifax Plantation draws buyers with its golf course and clubhouse, Breakaway Trails offers gated streets with a community pool and tennis courts, and Ormond Lakes, with its walking paths and fishing pier, rounds out the choices alongside Hunters Ridge and its clubhouse and community pools. Interstate 95 runs along the west side of town, putting Daytona Beach and the I-4 corridor toward Orlando within a short drive of most of these neighborhoods. State Road 40 links the subdivisions to shopping and dining, and the beaches of Ormond Beach are only a few minutes east by car. Buyers also weigh the Volusia County school district when comparing neighborhoods across the city.
5 Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Saint Augustine, FL Under $525K
Saint Augustine's newer subdivisions cluster west of Interstate 95 around Palencia, Cordova Palms and Silver Meadows, where wooded lots and winding streets set them apart from the older core. World Golf Village, home to the World Golf Hall of Fame and the Sevilla and Heritage Landing neighborhoods, sits closer to the interstate. The historic downtown district along Matanzas Bay is the city's older heart. Most of these neighborhoods sit a short drive from the Outlet Malls and the dining along State Road 16, and they are served by St. Johns County schools. St. Augustine Beach is roughly 20 minutes east, while Jacksonville International Airport is about 30 minutes north of World Golf Village.
3 Bedroom Oceanfront Condos for Sale in Palm Coast, FL Under $750K
Oceanfront condo buildings in Palm Coast sit along State Road A1A, where the barrier island faces the Atlantic. Ocean Hammock and the Hammock Beach area anchor that stretch, with gated resort communities that offer their own pools and beach boardwalks. On the west side, the Intracoastal Waterway runs along the edge of town, and parts of its banks hold day docks and kayak storage. Palm Coast Parkway is the main east to west route to Town Center and I-95. Daily life leans on the coast and the Intracoastal, with Flagler Beach about 10 miles south along A1A and downtown St. Augustine roughly 30 miles north. Flagler County Schools serve the area, and Interstate 95 links residents to Daytona Beach to the south and Jacksonville to the north.
4+ Bedroom Pool Homes on Canals for Sale in Palm Coast, FL Under $750K
Palm Coast sits along the Intracoastal Waterway in Flagler County, and canals thread through neighborhoods like Country Club Harbor, Palm Harbor Center and the 04 Fairways area. Many canal lots connect to the Intracoastal, which is why boat docks and lifts are common here. Town Center offers shopping and restaurants a short drive away, and the Lehigh Trail gives residents a paved route for walking and biking. Flagler Beach sits about 10 miles south along A1A, and St. Augustine is roughly 30 minutes north on I-95. Jacksonville lies about an hour away for hospitals and corporate employers. Flagler County schools serve the area, and golf at Hammock Dunes and other local courses is close by.
3 Bedroom Condos for Sale in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Under $500K
Ponte Vedra Beach runs along State Road A1A on the Atlantic coast of St. Johns County, with condo communities set between the surf and the wetlands of the Guana Tolomato Matanzas reserve. Near TPC Sawgrass, home of The Players Championship, residents walk to shops and restaurants along A1A. Mickler's Landing gives a public beach access point for morning walks, while the Ponte Vedra Lakes area offers calmer streets a short drive from the ocean. Downtown Jacksonville lies roughly 25 miles north, reached by A1A and Interstate 95 in about 30 to 40 minutes without heavy traffic. Many buyers choose the area for St. Johns County public schools and for condo living, where the homeowners association handles exterior upkeep and grounds.
3 Bedroom Oceanfront Townhomes for Sale in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Under $2.2M
Ponte Vedra Beach's oceanfront homes line Ponte Vedra Boulevard, where sand dunes sit between the houses and the Atlantic. Further inland, the TPC Sawgrass golf community and the Ponte Vedra Inn and Club shape daily life, and State Road A1A carries traffic north and south along the coast. The Guana Tolomato Matanzas reserve nearby keeps the marsh and tidal creeks protected. Florida has no state income tax, a draw for Northeast relocators comparing tax bills with their home states, and this coastal stretch offers a full-time or seasonal residence on that footing. Downtown Jacksonville is a drive north on A1A and Interstate 95, and St. Johns County Public Schools serve the area. Beach access, golf and the Atlantic are close by for everyday life.
Oceanfront Homes with 1+ Bedrooms for Sale in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Under $2.2M
Ponte Vedra Beach sits on the barrier island in St. Johns County, Florida, where oceanfront homes line South Ponte Vedra Boulevard and face the Atlantic from low dunes. The Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve lies on the marsh side of the island, giving many homes protected views and quiet trails. Inland, the gated Sawgrass Country Club community and the Ponte Vedra Inn and Club area offer golf, tennis and beach boardwalks. Downtown Jacksonville is roughly 20 miles northwest, typically a 30 to 40 minute drive via State Road A1A and Interstate 95, though traffic varies by time of day. Historic St. Augustine lies about 15 miles north, close enough for a day of dining and visiting the Castillo de San Marcos. Residents are served by the St. Johns County School District, and public beach access points are spread along the coast for walks, surfing and sunrise mornings.
3 Bedroom Single Level Homes for Sale in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Under $600K
Single level homes in Ponte Vedra Beach cluster in neighborhoods such as Solano Cay, L'Atrium, Dolphin Cove and Turtle Shores. Solano Cay sits along canals and a wooded nature preserve, while L'Atrium is built around lakes and sidewalk-lined streets. Turtle Shores is a gated community with a walkway under A1A to the Atlantic, and Sawgrass Village offers dining and shops a short drive away. Downtown Jacksonville is typically about 30 minutes away by car via A1A and the Butler Boulevard corridor, and the Mayo Clinic campus in Jacksonville is a similar drive. St. Augustine's historic district lies roughly 20 minutes north across the Intracoastal bridge. Homes are zoned to St. Johns County public schools, and the Atlantic beach is only minutes away.
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5 collections in Boise, with homes from $374,900 to $2,749,990.
4+ Bedroom Foothill Homes for Sale in Boise, ID Under $2.8M
The foothills rise just north of downtown Boise, where hillside streets climb toward Table Rock, the basalt butte topped with its white cross. Harris Ridge and Terra Nativa sit higher up, with wide lots and long views across the Treasure Valley. Hulls Gulch Reserve lies a short drive away, and the Boise River Greenbelt runs along the valley floor below. Downtown Boise is usually a 15 to 25 minute drive, with Interstate 84 and State Street carrying most commutes. Bogus Basin ski area is under an hour north for winter weekends, and most addresses fall within the Boise School District. The Boise State University campus sits a short drive from the foothills, making the area practical for professionals, students, and faculty.
3 Bedroom Townhomes for First-Time Buyers for Sale in Boise, ID Under $475K
Boise's southwest and northwest neighborhoods hold much of the townhome stock in this part of the valley, with streets that run toward the Boise River and the Boise Greenbelt. The Greenbelt follows the river through town for miles, linking neighborhoods to parks, footbridges and the downtown core. Foothills trails begin on the north edge of the city, a short climb above the valley for residents who want hiking close to home. Downtown Boise is a short drive from these neighborhoods, and Boise Airport sits within easy reach for frequent travelers. Residents often rely on Interstate 84 for commutes to job centers across the Treasure Valley. Many buyers also value nearby shopping along Eagle Road and the Boise Towne Square area, which keeps everyday errands close to home.
3+ Bedroom First-Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Boise, ID Under $750K
These homes sit in the Boise Foothills, where Camel's Back Park and the Hulls Gulch Reserve put trailheads a short drive from the front door. Ridge to Rivers trails climb the hills north of town, while the Boise River Greenbelt follows the valley floor past the downtown core. Newer subdivisions such as Cartwright Ranch sit against the foothills, where streets curve up toward open views of the valley. Downtown Boise is a short drive from the foothill neighborhoods, and the Boise Airport and the Micron campus are both reachable along the main city arterials. Families here are served by the Boise School District and West Ada School District, so it pays to confirm the school boundary for each address. Winters bring quiet foothill roads, while summers keep the river greenbelt busy with walkers, cyclists and paddlers.
2+ Bedroom New Construction Homes for Sale in Boise, ID Under $475K
Boise's newer home sites spread across several parts of the city. Harris Ranch in northeast Boise puts newer condo buildings within reach of the foothills and the Boise River Greenbelt, a paved path that follows the river through town. Sabana and the Victory Road corridor on the west side offer townhomes and single-family homes on modern subdivision streets, with West Ada School District schools nearby. Downtown Boise sits a short drive from both areas. Daily life here leans on the Greenbelt for biking and walking, the Ridge to Rivers trail system in the foothills for hiking, and downtown for dining and nightlife. Boise Airport is a few minutes from downtown, and the Micron campus south of the city is one of the region's largest employers, which makes the commute a practical draw for first-time buyers. Interstate 84 links the west side to downtown and the wider Treasure Valley.
4+ Bedroom Single Family Homes for Sale in Idaho Under $700K
The Boise Bench covers the city's western side, where established streets of ranch and split-level homes sit close to Ustick Road and the foothills. The Boise Greenbelt follows the Boise River through town, passing downtown and the North End, and gives riverside walking and biking routes that run for miles. Eagle, to the northwest, sits along State Highway 44 and the foothills, where the planned community of Avimor climbs toward the Boise Front with its own network of trails. Downtown Boise is roughly 20 minutes by car from much of Eagle, and the Interstate 84 connector links downtown with much of the Treasure Valley. West Ada School District serves much of Eagle and west Boise, while Camel's Back Park and the Boise Foothills trails offer hiking within a short drive of the bench.
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32 collections across Portland, Salem, Beaverton and 4 more cities, with homes from $165,000 to $1,850,000.
3+ Bedroom Family Homes with Recent Updates for Sale in Lake Oswego, OR Under $825K
Lake Oswego's neighborhoods wrap around Oswego Lake, and the streets near Bryant Woods, Westlake and Lake Grove each feel different. Bryant Woods has resort-style community pools, cabanas and walking trails, with Bryant Woods Nature Park nearby. Westlake sits across from Westlake Park, where residents play tennis and catch summer concerts. Lake Grove centers on its shops, restaurants and the Lake Grove Swim Park on the lake. Daily life runs on I-5 and I-205, which connect the city to downtown Portland and the wider metro area. Lakeridge High School and Hallinan Elementary anchor the Lake Oswego School District, a major reason families search here. Goodin, Springbrook and Summit Court lake easements give residents a path to the water without a waterfront price tag.
3+ Bedroom First-Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $525K
Portland's east and southeast sides hold much of the city's older, more affordable housing. Lents sits in the outer southeast along Johnson Creek, close to Lents Park and its open fields. Montavilla follows 82nd Avenue and borders Mount Tabor Park, a volcanic cinder cone with reservoirs and views across the city. Mount Scott Park, a wooded hill in southeast Portland, offers trails within a short drive of quiet residential streets. Downtown Portland is often a 20 to 30 minute drive from these neighborhoods, usually by Powell Boulevard or Interstate 205. The Willamette River runs through the city center, and the Columbia River lies several miles north. Portland Public Schools serves much of the east and southeast side, and Portland International Airport is a short drive from the eastern neighborhoods.
Updated 3+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Salem, OR Under $450K
Central Salem sits along the Willamette River, and Riverfront Park runs beside the water from the downtown core toward the Marion Street Bridge, linking the Oregon State Capitol grounds to the shops and restaurants of downtown. Bush's Pasture Park, just west of downtown, offers wooded trails and the historic Bush House museum. Older streets in Central and North Salem hold established homes on mature lots, while West Salem sits across the river with quieter streets near Glen Creek. Portland is about an hour north on Interstate 5, and Salem Hospital and the state government offices sit close to downtown, keeping many commutes short. The Salem-Keizer School District serves most city neighborhoods, so confirm the assigned school for each address before making an offer.
First-Time Buyer 3+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Eugene, OR Under $525K
Eugene sits where the Willamette River winds through the valley floor, and these homes spread across several of its established neighborhoods. Amazon Creek runs through the Amazon neighborhood on the west side, linking nearby homes to the Amazon Trail Greenbelt. Bethel, on the northwest edge of town, sits close to Bethel Community Park and the paved Fern Ridge Trail. Spencer Butte rises on the south side for hikers who want a view over the valley. Daily life here runs on short drives, with downtown Eugene and the University of Oregon campus within easy reach of most neighborhoods. Interstate 5 runs through the city and carries commuters north to Portland in roughly two hours. The Ruth Bascom Riverside Path follows the Willamette for several miles, and the Eugene School District 4J and Bethel School District serve these areas.
3+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $1.1M
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.
2+ Bedroom Starter Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $500K
These homes are spread across north, northeast and southwest Portland. St. Johns, at the tip of its peninsula, has a walkable main street and Cathedral Park under the St. Johns Bridge. Roseway and Parkrose offer tree-lined streets and easy access to Interstate 84 and Interstate 205. Lair Hill sits on a hillside close to the Willamette River waterfront and OHSU. Downtown is roughly 20 to 30 minutes by car from these neighborhoods, and TriMet bus lines link most of them to the Central City. Portland International Airport is about 30 minutes from northeast Portland, and the Columbia River Gorge is under an hour's drive east.
3+ Bedroom Starter Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $525K
Portland's starter home market spreads across North, Northeast and Southeast neighborhoods, from Kenton and Peninsular Addition to Rose City Park and Brentwood-Darlington. Kenton's residential streets sit near Columbia Park, and the shops on North Denver Avenue are a short walk from many blocks. Rose City Park is known for the Rose City Golf Course and Glenhaven Park, while Hayden Island offers paved paths along Hayden Bay and the Columbia River shore. Most of these neighborhoods sit a short drive or transit ride from downtown Portland, and Interstate 5 and Highway 14 link the north side to the wider metro. Portland International Airport is a short drive from Hayden Island and North Portland. Buyers should confirm school boundaries with Portland Public Schools for each address, since attendance areas can change. On clear days, parts of North Portland have views of Mount Hood.
3+ Bedroom 2 Story Family Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $500K
Portland's east side is where two-story family homes are most common. Rose City Park in northeast Portland is known for its tree-lined streets, its golf course and its nearness to Sandy Boulevard shops and restaurants. Mount Tabor, an extinct volcano in southeast Portland, has a reservoir and wooded trails. Farther east, Powell Butte Nature Park gives residents forested trails and views toward Mount Hood. Interstate 84, also called the Banfield Freeway, links the east side to downtown and Portland International Airport. The Springwater Corridor Trail offers a paved path for biking and walking through southeast neighborhoods. Local schools are run by Portland Public Schools, and the Hollywood District sits a short drive north of Rose City Park for coffee, theater and dining.
4+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Salem, OR Under $575K
West Salem sits across the Willamette River from downtown and is reached by the Marion Street and Center Street bridges. Its hillside subdivisions climb toward the Eola Hills, and many streets curve through established lots with views over the valley. Bush's Pasture Park, with its walking paths and the Bush House Museum, lies just south of downtown and draws families on weekends. Neighborhoods on the east side of the river sit closer to Interstate 5 and the shops along Lancaster Drive. Interstate 5 runs through Salem, putting Portland about 50 miles north and the state capitol a short drive from most neighborhoods. West Salem High School is a major draw for families, and the Willamette riverfront trails are close enough for an evening walk. Salem's job base is anchored by state government and healthcare, so many commutes stay within the city.
4+ Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $725K
Woodstock, Maplewood, Parkrose and Woodlawn each give multigenerational families a different side of Portland. Woodstock sits on Southeast Portland's east side, with Sellwood and Mt. Tabor close by. Maplewood tucks into the Southwest hills, where quiet cul-de-sacs back onto wooded greenways. Parkrose and Woodlawn in Northeast Portland offer flatter lots and easy access to Columbia Boulevard. Daily errands and commutes use Interstate 205 and Interstate 84, which link these neighborhoods to downtown and the airport. Mt. Tabor Park gives walkers an extinct volcano summit with reservoirs below, and Forest Park, a wooded urban preserve, sits on the west side. Families should compare Portland Public Schools attendance boundaries street by street, since they change from one neighborhood to the next.
4+ Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $725K
Concordia lies in northeast Portland, where older bungalows line quiet streets within walking distance of Fernhill Park. Powell Butte rises in southeast Portland, offering a city park with trails and views of Mt. Hood. Tryon Creek State Natural Area in Southwest Portland has miles of wooded trails along its creek. Bethany, an unincorporated area of Washington County west of Portland, has newer subdivisions near the Bethany Village shops. Interstate 5 runs north and south through the city, and the Sunset Highway carries commuters west toward the Beaverton and Hillsboro job centers. Portland Public Schools serves most city neighborhoods, while Bethany students attend Beaverton School District schools. Grocery stores and transit lines sit a short drive from most homes in these areas.
3+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $725K
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.
4 Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Beaverton, OR Under $600K
Cooper Mountain rises on Beaverton's southwest edge, and the nature park on its summit keeps miles of trail above the surrounding neighborhoods. Progress Ridge sits to the north along Highway 217, close to Washington Square and the shopping on Beaverton's west side. Downtown Beaverton is a short drive east, where the MAX Blue Line runs and the city's farmers market draws weekend crowds. Nike's headquarters campus in Beaverton is usually a short drive away, and Intel's Hillsboro campus sits about 20 minutes west depending on traffic. Tualatin Hills Nature Park and the paved Westside Trail give residents more places to walk and bike without leaving the city. The Beaverton School District serves these neighborhoods, and downtown Portland sits about 30 minutes east on Highway 26 outside rush hour.
4+ Bedroom New Construction Family Homes for Sale in Happy Valley, OR Under $875K
Happy Valley sits on the southeast edge of the Portland metro, where the land rises from the valley floor into wooded ridges and newer subdivisions. Scouters Mountain climbs to the south of the city, and its higher lots are where Mount Hood views tend to show on clear days. Pleasant Valley and the Avery Terrace area are among the newer neighborhoods, with quiet streets, sidewalks, and trail access to nearby open space. Interstate 205 runs along the western side of the city, and downtown Portland is roughly 15 miles away, usually about a 30 minute drive outside rush hour. The North Clackamas School District serves the area, and Happy Valley Town Center and Happy Valley Crossroads are a short drive for groceries, dining and everyday errands.
3+ Bedroom First-Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Beaverton, OR Under $625K
Most of these homes sit in west and southwest Beaverton, where streets climb toward Cooper Mountain Nature Park and its forest trails. Downtown Beaverton lies a short drive east, anchored by Canyon Road and the Beaverton Transit Center, where MAX light rail runs toward Portland. Tualatin Hills Nature Park in the northwest offers wetland boardwalks inside city limits. Sunset Highway (US 26) carries commuters to downtown Portland and the Westside job centers, including Nike's headquarters in Beaverton. Residents are served by the Beaverton School District and the Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District, which runs community centers and pools across town. Trailheads and the Tualatin River are a short drive from most neighborhoods.
3+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Eugene, OR Under $600K
Many of these homes sit in west and north Eugene, where the River Road area follows the Willamette River and gives residents a short walk to the Ruth Bascom Riverbank Path. Bethel, on the city's northwest side, has tree-lined residential streets near Bethel Park and easy access to Bethel Drive shopping. Friendly Area, in west Eugene close to Friendly Street, offers established neighborhood character alongside pockets of newer infill. Downtown Eugene and the University of Oregon are a short drive or bike ride away, and Beltline Highway links these neighborhoods to Springfield and Interstate 5 for commuters. Homes in these areas are served by Eugene School District 4J, and Hendricks Park and Spencer Butte Park offer hiking trails within a short drive for weekend outings.
3+ Bedroom First-Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Salem, OR Under $575K
The south side of Salem around Battle Creek is where many newer subdivisions sit on gently rising ground, with the Battle Creek Golf Course and its tree-lined fairways close by. Head north and the streets around Bush's Pasture Park and the Grant Neighborhood bring older bungalows and mature trees within walking distance of the park's lawns and ball fields. Downtown Salem runs along the Willamette River, where Riverfront Park offers a paved riverside path, a carousel and open lawns right at the water's edge. The Oregon State Capitol sits downtown, so state government and nearby service jobs are a short commute for many residents. Interstate 5 runs through the city and links Salem to Portland roughly an hour north. The Salem-Keizer School District covers most of the city, and buyers often compare attendance boundaries street by street before choosing a neighborhood.
3+ Bedroom Homes with No HOA for Sale in Salem, OR Under $425K
Salem spreads across the Willamette River, and homes on the west side climb toward the Eola Hills, a wooded ridge that gives many streets long valley views. West Salem connects to downtown over the Marion Street Bridge, while the older grid of streets on the east side sits closer to the Capitol grounds and Riverfront Park. Bush's Pasture Park, with its historic Bush House and open lawns, lies just south of the downtown core. Daily life here runs on short drives. Most trips across town take under 20 minutes, and downtown offices, shops and the Oregon State Capitol are all within easy reach. Interstate 5 links Salem to Portland, roughly 50 miles north, and the Amtrak Cascades stops in town for buyers who want a train option. The Salem-Keizer School District serves these neighborhoods, and the Willamette River trail system is a bike ride away for many residents.
Single Story 3+ Bedroom Retiree Homes for Sale in Beaverton, OR Under $700K
Most of these homes sit in the neighborhoods west of downtown Beaverton, where mature trees line quiet streets and Hazeldale Park offers ballfields, play structures and paved paths. Cedar Hills Crossing covers everyday shopping and dining, while Downtown Beaverton, anchored by Beaverton Creek and its trail, gives residents a walkable core for coffee, the library and the farmers market. Daily life here runs on Sunset Highway (US 26), which links Beaverton to downtown Portland and often takes about 30 minutes outside rush hour. The Westside Regional Trail gives walkers and cyclists a long paved route through the city, and the MAX Blue Line stops at Beaverton Central and Beaverton Transit Center for train trips into Portland.
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These rural homesites spread across three Oregon communities with very different terrain. Mount Vernon sits in the Blue Mountain foothills of Grant County along U.S. Route 26. Chiloquin lies on the Williamson River near Klamath Lake, and La Pine spreads across the high desert of the Deschutes River basin among ponderosa pine forest. Highway 97 links La Pine with Bend about 25 miles north, and Klamath Falls sits roughly 25 miles south of Chiloquin on the same route. Newberry National Volcanic Monument and Crater Lake National Park are both within reach for weekend hiking and day trips. Mount Vernon is a longer haul from the larger job centers, so commute planning matters most there.
1+ Bedroom Starter Condos for Sale in Portland, OR Under $400K
Portland's condo listings are spread across several neighborhoods. The Pearl District sits on former rail yards along the Willamette River, with Powell's City of Books and the Portland Streetcar within walking distance. The Westover area sits on the hillside above NW 23rd Avenue, close to the trails of Forest Park. Multnomah Village, in southwest Portland, has independent shops and cafes along SW Capitol Highway. Most of these neighborhoods are a short bus, streetcar or bike ride from downtown, and Gabriel Park and the Willamette waterfront give residents green space close to home. Buyers who commute south can reach the OHSU campus on the South Waterfront by aerial tram, while Interstate 5 links the city to the rest of the metro area.
3+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $600K
Portland's family-home neighborhoods spread across the city's west and north sides, from the wooded trails of Forest Park, one of the largest urban forests in the United States, to the Capitol Hill neighborhood in the southwest hills. In North Portland, Portsmouth sits close to Columbia Park, where ball fields and paths draw families through the seasons. Along the Willamette River, the riverfront paths give walkers and cyclists a flat route into the city's core. Most homes here are a short drive from downtown and the Willamette waterfront, with Portland International Airport just east of the core. Westside MAX light rail links the western neighborhoods to downtown and to Beaverton's job centers. Families can look to Portland Public Schools and, near the Washington County line, the Beaverton School District.
Single Story 1+ Bedroom Condos for Sale in Portland, OR Under $275K
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.
1+ Bedroom Condos with Community Pools for Sale in Portland, OR Under $300K
Hayden Island sits in the Columbia River, where marinas and condo complexes face Hayden Bay and the water. Downtown's Harrison West corner lies a few blocks from Portland State University and the Willamette waterfront, with tree-lined courtyards and open green space around the buildings. Multnomah Village is a walkable main street district of shops and cafes beside Gabriel Park, and John's Landing sits on the Willamette with riverfront trails close by. Bus and streetcar lines connect the downtown core and the South Waterfront, while the Interstate 5 bridge is the main road from Hayden Island into the central city. Residents on the island and in John's Landing can reach Waterfront Park and the Willamette riverfront paths on foot or by bike.
2 Bedroom Remote Worker Condos for Sale in Portland, OR Under $325K
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.
2+ Bedroom First Time Buyer Condos for Sale in Portland, OR Under $550K
Pearl District, Lair Hill and South Waterfront sit along the western edge of central Portland, where the Willamette River shapes daily life. The Pearl's converted brick warehouses and newer mid-rise condos line streets within walking distance of Powell's City of Books and Jamison Square, while Lair Hill climbs the hillside above the river with historic streets and quieter blocks. South Waterfront, reached over the Tilikum Crossing pedestrian bridge, offers riverfront paths and newer towers close to Waterfront Park. Portland Streetcar runs through the Pearl and South Waterfront, linking residents to downtown offices and to the Portland Aerial Tram, which carries riders up to OHSU on Marquam Hill. Forest Park's trails lie a short drive northwest of the Pearl, and the Portland Saturday Market sits on the downtown waterfront for weekend errands. Residents in these neighborhoods often walk or ride transit for daily trips, with the river and its bridges shaping routes across the city.
5+ Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $1.8M
Irvington is a historic district of Craftsman homes on wide, tree-lined streets just northeast of downtown, with Irvington Park and the Broadway corridor close by. Laurelhurst lies to the east around Laurelhurst Park, where the lake and looping paths draw walkers all year. Portland Heights climbs the West Hills above downtown, and Forest Park, one of the largest urban forests in the country, runs along its edge. Downtown Portland is a short drive from each of these neighborhoods, and the Willamette River waterfront is close enough for a quick evening walk from the east side. Light rail serves the east side while Highway 26 links the West Hills to Beaverton and the western suburbs. Families here often send children to Grant High School, which serves the Laurelhurst and Irvington catchment areas.
First-Time Buyer 2+ Bedroom Condos for Sale in Portland, OR Under $275K
In southeast Portland, Mount Tabor is an extinct volcano with wooded paths and open reservoirs on its flanks, and the surrounding streets are lined with mature trees. In the northwest, Forest Park's trails are a short drive from Northwest 23rd, where shops and cafes sit within walking distance. Along the Willamette, the Pearl District and downtown riverfront are a short ride away. Residents commute by car, bike, or TriMet, and the MAX Yellow Line links the Expo Center and Kenton with downtown. Downtown sits roughly 15 minutes by car from much of southeast Portland outside rush hour, and Portland International Airport is about 20 minutes away via Interstate 205. Schools fall under Portland Public Schools, and the Willamette riverfront path runs along both banks through the central city.
First Time Buyer 3+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $700K
Portland's Forest Park, one of the largest urban forests in the United States, runs along the northwest hills and gives nearby streets trail access within minutes. Mount Tabor, an extinct volcano in Southeast Portland, has walking loops and open reservoirs, while Hillsdale village sits on Southwest Capitol Highway with shops and cafes. The Willamette River bends through the city's core, linking downtown to the Pearl District and the Eastside. Many Portland neighborhoods sit within a short ride of downtown on Interstate 5 or Highway 26, and the MAX light rail runs from downtown through Washington Park to Beaverton. Portland's zoning allows accessory dwelling units on many single-family lots, so buyers who want rental income should confirm the rules with the city's Bureau of Development Services before making an offer.
3+ Bedroom Starter Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $500K
Most of these homes sit on Portland's east side. Montavilla runs along Stark and Glisan streets with a walkable mix of cafes and older bungalows, close to Mount Tabor Park. Woodstock follows SE Woodstock Boulevard through quiet, tree-lined streets, with Errol Heights Park nearby. Brentwood-Darlington stretches toward Powell Boulevard with sidewalks and mid-century houses. Daily life here leans on short drives and easy access to downtown. Powell Boulevard and I-205 or I-84 carry commuters toward the central city, and TriMet bus lines run the main corridors. The Springwater Corridor trail heads toward the Willamette River, while Leach Botanical Garden sits nearby for weekend walks. Most addresses are served by Portland Public Schools.
2+ Bedroom Single Family Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $1.8M
Portland Heights sits on the West Hills above downtown, where winding streets climb past early twentieth century houses on generous lots. Forest Park runs along the ridge with more than 5,000 acres of trails. Dunthorpe, in Southwest Portland, is a leafy enclave beside Tryon Creek State Natural Area, and Eastmoreland, across the Willamette in the southeast, is built around tree-lined blocks near Reed College. Downtown Portland is a short drive from the West Hills, and MAX light rail runs from the city core to Portland International Airport. Tryon Creek and Forest Park give residents trail access without leaving town. Dunthorpe homes sit within the Riverdale School District, and Eastmoreland is a few miles from the Hawthorne and Division corridors.
2+ Bedroom Starter Condos for Sale in Portland, OR Under $225K
Portland's starter condos sit on Hayden Island in the Columbia River, in the Hazelwood neighborhood of outer east Portland, along Powellhurst-Gilbert near Interstate 205, and in the downtown core. Hayden Island's condo complexes sit near Jantzen Beach and the river shoreline. Hazelwood's townhouse-style condos cluster near East Burnside, while the Park Blocks run through downtown past Portland State University. Commuters use Interstate 5 and Interstate 205 to reach downtown and Portland International Airport. MAX light rail and the Portland Streetcar serve the central city, and the Eastbank Esplanade follows the Willamette River for walking and cycling. Buyers should review the HOA budget and reserve study before offering, since older buildings carry different maintenance costs than newer ones.
Real estate collections in Tennessee, US
8 collections in Nashville, with homes from $184,900 to $849,000.
3+ Bedroom Condos with Garages for Sale in Nashville, TN Under $625K
Condo buyers searching for Nashville homes with garages often start with a few neighborhoods close to the city core. Germantown rises on the bluffs above the Cumberland River just north of downtown, where historic brick rowhouses and newer infill share tree-lined blocks. Across the river, East Nashville centers on Five Points and the Gallatin Pike corridor, with older bungalows and cottages running toward Shelby Park. West Nashville's Charlotte Park is anchored by a large public park and sits near the Sylvan Park and The Nations neighborhoods. Downtown Nashville is typically a 10 to 15 minute drive from these neighborhoods, keeping Broadway, Music Row and the riverfront within easy reach. Shelby Bottoms Nature Park follows the Cumberland River in East Nashville, with greenway trails, a boat launch and bird-watching. Homes here are zoned to Metro Nashville Public Schools, so check school boundaries for each address before you commit.
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Homes in this set sit across Nashville's inner neighborhoods, from the tree-lined streets of East Nashville near Five Points to the historic Germantown district just north of downtown. Shelby Bottoms Park runs along the Cumberland River with greenway trails, a few miles from Five Points. West of downtown, Charlotte Park and the Hillsboro Village area put buyers close to Charlotte Pike and Interstate 40, while the Vanderbilt campus sits a short drive south. Downtown Nashville is usually a 10 to 15 minute drive from these neighborhoods outside rush hour, and Nashville International Airport sits about 8 miles from the core. Interstate 40 and Interstate 65 connect the city to Brentwood and Franklin, and most addresses are served by Metro Nashville Public Schools. Buyers who want a walkable routine can reach coffee shops and restaurants along Five Points and Woodland Street.
4+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Nashville, TN Under $850K
Germantown sits on rising ground above the Cumberland River just north of downtown, where older brick homes and renovated Victorian houses line tree-shaded streets within walking distance of Monroe Street restaurants. The Nations, west of Germantown, mixes restored bungalows with newer infill homes. To the south, Crieve Hall and Edgehill offer established blocks close to Vanderbilt, while Bellevue stretches along Highway 100 with larger lots and older brick ranches. Downtown Nashville is typically a 10 to 20 minute drive from these neighborhoods via Interstate 40 and Interstate 65. Radnor Lake State Park and Edwin Warner Park are a short drive from Bellevue and Crieve Hall, and Percy Priest Lake lies to the east for boating and weekend trips. Families here are served by Metro Nashville Public Schools, and the shops and restaurants along Broadway and 12 South are close at hand.
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South Nashville's Southern Hills and Antioch neighborhoods hold many older townhome communities, most built in the 1970s and early 1980s. Nolensville Pike runs through the heart of the area, lined with restaurants and shops. Percy Priest Lake sits east in Donelson, where marinas, boat ramps and recreation areas make the water a short drive from home. Downtown Nashville is roughly 10 to 15 minutes north along Interstate 65. Daily life leans on quick highway access, with Interstate 65 and Interstate 440 linking downtown and BNA Airport. Stones River Greenway trailheads give residents walking, running and biking routes, and the Nashville Zoo is a short drive away.
3+ Bedroom First-Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Nashville, TN Under $400K
East Nashville sits across the Cumberland River from downtown, with grid streets of older brick ranches and bungalows within walking distance of the Dickerson Pike shops and restaurants. Germantown and Cumberland Gardens follow the river north of the core, and the Cumberland River Greenway gives residents a paved trail for walking and cycling. Charlotte Park, west of downtown, offers level lots near Charlotte Pike, while Donelson along Lebanon Pike has older cottages on wide lots. Downtown Nashville is about 15 minutes away by car from most of these neighborhoods, and Interstate 40 and Briley Parkway link them to the airport and the job centers in Green Hills and Cool Springs. Families here are zoned to Metro Nashville Public Schools, so confirm assignment for each address before you buy. Weekend errands stay close at neighborhood grocery stores, cafes and local parks.
3+ Bedroom Single Family Homes for Sale in Nashville, TN Under $425K
Three-bedroom single family homes in Nashville cluster in a handful of established neighborhoods. East Nashville sits across the Cumberland River from downtown, with tree-lined streets of older cottages and bungalows near Five Points and the restaurants along Main Street. Germantown, just north of downtown, mixes historic brick homes with newer infill near the riverfront. Donelson, in the southeast, has a wider mix of mid-century lots close to Percy Priest Lake. Interstate 40 links these neighborhoods to Nashville International Airport and the rest of the metro, and the Woodland Street Bridge puts East Nashville a short drive from downtown jobs. Buyers often weigh the lakefront trails around Percy Priest against the walkable blocks of East Nashville, and Metro Nashville Public Schools serves each area, so school zoning should be checked address by address before making an offer.
4+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Nashville, TN Under $800K
Family homes in Nashville are spread across neighborhoods with very different characters. Crieve Hall in the southwest has tree-lined streets and quiet cul-de-sacs, Cleveland Park on the east side offers older brick homes and walkable blocks, and Shelby Bottoms Greenway runs along the Cumberland River with miles of trails and paddling access. Green Hills, south of downtown, puts Radnor Lake State Park a short drive or walk from many streets. Most of these neighborhoods sit roughly 15 minutes from downtown and Vanderbilt University by car, with I-65 and I-40 serving as the main commuter routes. Nashville International Airport is a short drive from the eastern side of the city. Families should confirm Metro Nashville Public Schools zoning for each address, since assignments change from one street to the next, and nearby parks and greenways make weekend outings easy.
4+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Nashville, TN Under $750K
East Nashville neighborhoods such as Rosebank and the streets near Shelby Park put buyers a short walk from the Shelby Bottoms Greenway and the Cumberland River. Many blocks here are lined with mature trees, and Shelby Park's playgrounds and ball fields are a common weekend stop. Farther southwest, Bellevue offers quieter cul-de-sacs near the Harpeth River and Warner Parks. Downtown Nashville is about 20 minutes by car from Bellevue, and Interstate 40 links the area to the city's main job centers. Buyers who want a walkable neighborhood will find East Nashville's restaurant and coffee corridors within a short drive. Those who prefer more open land can weigh these areas against Brentwood, which lies a short drive south of the city core.
Real estate collections in Washington, US
5 collections across Longview, Vancouver, Battleground and 1 more city, with homes from $155,000 to $2,195,000.
3+ Bedroom First Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Longview, WA Under $425K
Longview sits on the Columbia River in Cowlitz County, and its older neighborhoods of Highlands and West Longview rise gently from the downtown core. Highlands streets are lined with mature trees and early twentieth century houses, a short walk from the shops and offices along Commerce Avenue. West Longview lies west of downtown and has a more open, residential feel. Lake Sacajawea, a lake with a paved loop path, anchors the city's parkland and draws walkers and joggers year round. Interstate 5 runs along the edge of town, putting Portland roughly an hour south by car on a normal day and linking residents to the job centers of Kelso and the wider Interstate corridor. On clear days Mount St. Helens is visible to the northeast. Children in the city attend schools in the Longview School District, and the downtown core handles everyday errands without a long drive.
3+ Bedroom First-Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Longview, WA
Longview sits where the Cowlitz River meets the Columbia, and the streets around Lake Sacajawea suit buyers who want to settle in quickly. Homes in the Old West Side sit within a short walk of the lake's paved loop, on older lots with mature trees. Mt Solo offers a different feel, with newer subdivisions, quieter streets and more room for a backyard. Each neighborhood has its own character, so walking the block at different times of day helps a buyer decide where they belong. Interstate 5 runs through Longview, so most commutes to Kelso, Castle Rock or the Portland metro area take under an hour. Downtown is a few minutes from most neighborhoods, and Cowlitz County parks and trails sit close by for daily walks. Portland is roughly an hour's drive south, while Mount St. Helens is visible on clear days to the northeast.
3+ Bedroom Move-In Ready Homes for Sale in Vancouver, WA
Felida sits in northwest Vancouver, where quiet tree-lined streets and residential lots give way to the Salmon Creek Greenway and its trails. Hazel Dell, north of the Salmon Creek area, has grocery stores and dining along Highway 99 and a short drive to the Columbia River. Vancouver Lake, at the city's western edge, is a popular spot for paddling, fishing and birdwatching, and downtown Vancouver's Columbia River waterfront sits a few miles south. Interstate 5 runs south toward Portland, roughly 20 minutes away in light traffic, while Highway 14 follows the Columbia River east through town. Most neighborhoods on the northwest side are served by Vancouver Public Schools. Mill Plain Boulevard, the city's main east-west corridor, puts shopping and medical offices within a few miles of most neighborhoods.
3 Bedroom New Construction Homes for Sale in Battleground, WA Under $550K
Battleground sits on the open prairie north of Vancouver, where newer subdivisions give way to farmland and stands of fir. Downtown Battle Ground along Main Street offers local shops, cafes and services within easy reach of the newer neighborhoods. Battle Ground Lake State Park, a forested park northeast of town, draws swimmers, campers and hikers to its lake and trails. Daybreak Elementary is one of the local schools serving the family neighborhoods on the town's edges. Vancouver lies a short drive south on SR 503 and SR 502 to I-5, the main route for commuters heading to the Portland metro. The Columbia River and downtown Vancouver's waterfront are close enough for regular weekend trips. Paved trails link several neighborhoods to parks, so kids and dog walkers have places to go on foot. Buyers choose Battleground for suburban quiet with city jobs and amenities within reach.
First-Time Buyer 3+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Ridgefield, WA Under $550K
Ridgefield sits in north Clark County, Washington, where newer subdivisions like Greeley Farms and Ridgefield Junction spread across open land near the Columbia River lowlands. Four Creeks and the surrounding neighborhoods give buyers a mix of quiet residential streets and easy access to trails. The Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge and Lake River sit a short drive away, offering wetland walks, birdwatching and paddling on calm water. Interstate 5 runs through town, putting Vancouver about 20 minutes south and downtown Portland roughly 30 to 40 minutes away outside rush hour. Ridgefield schools and parks sit close to most of these neighborhoods, and on clear days Mount St. Helens is visible from many north side streets.