Hillsboro, Oregon
Amberglen Homes for Sale
“Discover 6 homes in Amberglen, Oregon”
6 homes
Avg $310,483
Market Overview
Amberglen Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Amberglen, OR
6
Active Listings
$310K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$249,950
To
$339,000
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About Amberglen Real Estate
Amberglen sits within Hillsboro as a primarily residential neighborhood where many residents balance suburban living with access to nearby employment centers. Homes here tend to attract families and professionals who value a quieter setting while still being part of a larger city. Tree-lined streets and established residential blocks give the area a settled feel without feeling isolated from the rest of Hillsboro. Daily life centers on local parks and everyday errands rather than a bustling nightlife scene. Residents often find convenience in nearby retail and dining options that serve the broader Hillsboro community. Walkability varies by block, with some areas allowing short trips on foot while others rely more on short drives. Families in Amberglen are generally served by the local public school district, which covers elementary through high school grades. The district provides standard public education options typical of suburban Oregon communities. The housing stock consists mainly of single-family homes built across several decades, with a range of sizes and styles that reflect different periods of local development. At the moment, the neighborhood shows six active listings with an average price near $310,483, giving buyers a relatively contained selection to review.
Average listing price: $310,483 · 6 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings in Amberglen range from about $249,950 to $339,000. With six homes on the market and an average price of roughly $310,483, buyers can expect a narrower selection than larger neighborhoods.
Single-family houses make up most of the housing stock. Styles vary by street and construction era, giving buyers options across different floor plans and lot sizes.
The neighborhood falls within the local public school district. Families have access to elementary, middle, and high school options without needing to leave the broader Hillsboro area.
Some blocks allow short walks to nearby services, while others are more car-dependent. Residents often combine walking trips with short drives to larger retail centers in Hillsboro.
The area draws a mix of families and working professionals. Its residential character and proximity to Hillsboro employment centers appeal to people seeking a quieter setting within city limits.