Portland, Oregon
Mount Scott-Arleta Homes for Sale
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14 homes
Avg $927,986
Market Overview
Mount Scott-Arleta Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Mount Scott-Arleta, OR
14
Active Listings
$928K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$179,000
To
$3,439,900
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About Mount Scott-Arleta Real Estate
Mount Scott-Arleta is a residential neighborhood in southeast Portland where many residents balance city access with a quieter, established setting. A mix of long-time homeowners and newer arrivals live along tree-lined streets in single-family homes and smaller multi-unit buildings that reflect several decades of local building styles. The area sits within easy reach of larger Portland employment centers while still offering everyday neighborhood routines. Parks and green spaces provide places for outdoor time, and nearby commercial streets support local shops and restaurants without requiring long drives. Families here are generally served by the local public school district, with some households also considering nearby private or charter options. Housing stock tends toward modest single-family residences alongside occasional duplexes and townhomes. At the time of this writing, 14 homes are listed for sale with an average asking price near $928,000, giving buyers a sense of current inventory levels and price positioning.
Average listing price: $927,986 · 14 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings in Mount Scott-Arleta range from about $179,000 to $3.44 million, reflecting a broad mix of property types and conditions. The average listed price sits near $928,000 across the 14 active homes. Buyers often find this range accommodates both entry-level purchases and larger or updated residences.
Many residents can reach small commercial pockets on foot or by short bike ride, though some blocks require a car for regular grocery trips. The neighborhood’s layout keeps most daily needs within a few miles, and public transit connections help link to other parts of Portland.
Single-family houses from several eras make up the majority of the housing stock, with some duplexes and smaller multi-unit buildings mixed in. Styles range from early 20th-century builds to later mid-century homes, giving buyers varied floor plans and lot sizes to consider.
Local parks and green areas provide places for recreation and walking within or just outside the neighborhood. Residents also have access to larger regional parks a short drive away, supporting both casual neighborhood use and longer outings.
The neighborhood falls within the local public school district, so most students attend nearby district schools. Some families also explore charter or private options in other parts of southeast Portland depending on grade level and specific needs.