Portland, Oregon
Sellwood-Moreland Homes for Sale
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11 homes
Avg $532,500
Market Overview
Sellwood-Moreland Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Sellwood-Moreland, OR
11
Active Listings
$533K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$274,900
To
$930,000
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About Sellwood-Moreland Real Estate
Sellwood-Moreland sits on the east side of Portland and attracts a steady mix of long-time residents and newer households who value its residential scale and everyday convenience. The neighborhood centers on tree-lined streets with a blend of older homes and some newer construction, giving it a settled yet adaptable character within the larger city. Daily life tends to revolve around local parks, nearby commercial strips with cafes and shops, and easy access to the riverfront for walking or cycling. Families often choose the area because it falls within Portland’s public school system, which includes both neighborhood elementary schools and access to district middle and high schools. Housing stock is largely single-family homes from earlier eras, with some townhomes and smaller multi-unit buildings mixed in. At the moment the neighborhood shows eleven active listings with an average price near $532,500, a range that reflects both modest and larger properties currently on the market.
Average listing price: $532,500 · 11 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Right now eleven homes are listed for sale, with prices averaging about $532,500. The spread runs from roughly $274,900 to $930,000, so buyers can find both entry-level and larger homes depending on their budget and needs.
Many streets lead to small commercial pockets with coffee shops, restaurants, and everyday services. Residents often walk or bike to these spots, and the neighborhood’s layout keeps most daily errands within a reasonable distance.
The housing stock is mainly single-family homes built in earlier decades, along with some townhomes and smaller apartment buildings. This mix gives buyers options whether they want a detached house with a yard or a lower-maintenance attached property.
The neighborhood is served by Portland’s public school district, so families have access to nearby elementary, middle, and high schools. Private school options are also available in other parts of the city for those who prefer them.
The area offers parks, a residential feel, and local schools within Portland’s district, which many families find practical. With eleven homes currently listed between $274,900 and $930,000, there are choices at several price points for households planning to settle long-term.