Portland, Oregon
Hillside Homes for Sale
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6 homes
Avg $745,483
Market Overview
Hillside Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Hillside, OR
6
Active Listings
$745K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$275,000
To
$1,645,000
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About Hillside Real Estate
Hillside sits in the western hills of Portland and draws residents who value quiet residential streets with views toward the city and surrounding ridges. The neighborhood tends to attract families and professionals who want a balance between proximity to downtown amenities and a more contained, tree-covered setting. Daily life often revolves around nearby parks and trails that support walking, running, and outdoor recreation without leaving the area. A modest commercial strip offers everyday dining and service options within a short drive or walk for many residents. The area is served by the local public school district, which includes both neighborhood elementary schools and access to middle and high school options across the district. Housing consists primarily of single-family homes built across several decades, with some smaller lots and a limited number of newer infill properties. At the moment, the neighborhood shows six active listings with an average price near $745,000, giving buyers a relatively small but varied selection that spans from entry-level homes around $275,000 up to larger properties priced near $1.6 million.
Average listing price: $745,483 · 6 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Inventory remains low with six homes currently listed. Prices range from $275,000 to $1,645,000, and the average sits around $745,000, reflecting a mix of older homes and some updated properties.
Many residents can reach a small commercial corridor on foot or by short drive for coffee, meals, and basic services. For larger grocery trips or specialty shopping, most households use a car to reach nearby districts.
The housing stock is made up mainly of single-family residences on varied lot sizes. Some streets feature homes from mid-century construction while others include more recent builds that fit the existing scale.
Several parks and trailheads sit within or adjacent to the neighborhood, supporting hiking, playground use, and informal sports. These green spaces contribute to the outdoor lifestyle many locals enjoy.
Students attend schools within the Portland public school district, with neighborhood elementary options feeding into nearby middle and high schools. Private school choices also exist within a reasonable commute for families seeking alternatives.