Portland, Oregon
Kenton Homes for Sale
“Discover 11 homes in Kenton, Oregon”
11 homes
Avg $769,591
Market Overview
Kenton Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Kenton, OR
11
Active Listings
$770K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$287,900
To
$3,500,000
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About Kenton Real Estate
Kenton sits in the northern part of Portland and has long been a working-class residential area that has seen gradual change as more buyers look farther from the central city. Many residents are families and long-term homeowners who value the quieter streets and the mix of older homes alongside newer construction. Daily life tends to center around local parks and a handful of neighborhood businesses rather than a busy commercial strip. The area offers typical city amenities such as nearby trails and community centers, and residents often drive or take transit for wider dining and shopping options. Kenton is served by the local public school district, which includes both elementary and secondary schools that families use according to their addresses. Housing stock includes single-family homes from earlier decades as well as some newer builds and smaller multi-unit properties. At the time of writing, the neighborhood shows eleven active listings with an average price near seven hundred seventy thousand dollars, giving buyers a sense of current availability across a fairly wide price range.
Average listing price: $769,591 · 11 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are currently eleven homes listed for sale. The average asking price sits at about seven hundred seventy thousand dollars, with properties ranging from under three hundred thousand to three and a half million dollars. This spread reflects the variety of home sizes and conditions found in the neighborhood.
Many households in Kenton include children who attend schools within the local public district. Parks and residential streets provide space for outdoor activities, and the area maintains a lower-density feel compared with more central Portland neighborhoods. Families often cite proximity to both city services and quieter surroundings as reasons for choosing the area.
Parts of Kenton allow residents to reach small markets, coffee shops, and parks on foot, while other daily needs may require a short drive or transit ride. The street grid supports walking within residential blocks, though the neighborhood does not feature an extensive commercial corridor. Many households keep a car for convenience.
The inventory includes single-family houses from earlier eras along with newer construction and occasional smaller multi-unit buildings. Buyers can find properties across a broad price spectrum, currently represented by eleven active listings averaging roughly seven hundred seventy thousand dollars. The range extends from entry-level homes near three hundred thousand dollars up to larger estates listed near three and a half million.
Kenton lies in the northern section of the city, so trips to downtown typically take fifteen to twenty-five minutes by car depending on traffic. Public transit options connect the neighborhood to other parts of Portland, and many residents commute regularly for work or entertainment.