Portland, Oregon
Kenton Homes for Sale
“Discover 8 homes in Kenton, Oregon”
8 homes
Avg $895,712
Market Overview
Kenton Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Kenton, OR
8
Active Listings
$896K
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 functions as a primarily residential neighborhood with a steady mix of long-term residents and newer households. The area maintains a quieter pace than more central districts while still offering reasonable access to the broader city. Daily life tends to revolve around local parks, neighborhood businesses, and straightforward commutes for those working elsewhere in Portland. A range of public schools serves families in the area, with options that include both district schools and nearby private or charter programs. Housing consists mainly of single-family homes on established lots along with some smaller multi-unit buildings and occasional newer infill projects. At the moment the neighborhood shows eight active listings with an average asking price near $896,000 and a spread that runs from the low $288,000 range up to $3.5 million.
Average listing price: $895,712 · 8 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
The market remains modest in scale with eight homes currently listed. Average asking prices sit around $896,000 while the full range stretches from $287,900 to $3,500,000 depending on property size and condition.
Buyers will find mostly single-family houses on traditional lots along with some duplexes and small apartment buildings. Newer construction appears occasionally as infill on larger parcels.
Daily needs can often be met on foot or by short drive within the neighborhood’s commercial pockets. Parks and basic retail are interspersed among the residential blocks, though many residents still use a car for larger errands or work commutes.
Students attend schools within the local public district along with several nearby private and charter options. Families typically evaluate specific buildings based on grade level and location rather than broad neighborhood-wide ratings.
Entry-level pricing exists within the current inventory but remains limited given the overall average near $896,000. Buyers often look at smaller single-family homes or properties that need updating to stay within tighter budgets.