Portland, Oregon
Sellwood-Moreland Homes for Sale
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13 homes
Avg $632,431
Market Overview
Sellwood-Moreland Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Sellwood-Moreland, OR
13
Active Listings
$632K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$314,900
To
$1,950,000
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About Sellwood-Moreland Real Estate
Sellwood-Moreland sits on the east side of Portland and maintains a residential character shaped by long-time homeowners and younger families who value proximity to the river and established neighborhoods. The area feels settled rather than new, with a mix of people who have lived here for decades and others who have recently chosen it for its quieter streets and daily conveniences. Tree-lined blocks and older housing stock define much of the landscape, and residents often walk or bike to nearby parks and local shops. Daily life tends to center around the riverfront paths, small parks, and a commercial strip that supplies groceries, cafes, and services without requiring a car for most errands. Families here are generally served by Portland Public Schools, which includes both neighborhood elementary options and access to middle and high schools across the district. Housing consists largely of single-family homes built in the early and mid-20th century, along with some duplexes and smaller multi-unit buildings that fit the scale of the blocks. At the time of writing, thirteen homes are listed for sale with an average asking price of $632,431, spanning from the mid-three-hundreds to just under two million dollars.
Average listing price: $632,431 · 13 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
The neighborhood currently shows thirteen active listings with an average price near $632,431. Prices range from about $314,900 to $1,950,000, reflecting a variety of home sizes and conditions. Buyers often find both updated properties and those that could use work within that spread.
Many households with children live in the area because of nearby parks, walkable streets, and access to Portland Public Schools. The housing stock of single-family homes and duplexes provides options for different family sizes. Daily needs are usually met within a short walk or bike ride.
Most daily errands can be handled on foot or by bike thanks to a commercial corridor and riverfront paths that connect residential blocks. Residents frequently mention being able to reach groceries, cafes, and parks without driving. The flat terrain in much of the neighborhood supports easy walking year-round.
The dominant housing types are single-family homes from the early and mid-1900s, with some duplexes and smaller apartment buildings mixed in. Many properties sit on standard city lots with yards and off-street parking. The range of current listings shows both modest and larger homes at various price points.
With only thirteen homes on the market, inventory remains limited compared with some other Portland neighborhoods. The price span from $314,900 to $1,950,000 gives buyers several tiers to consider. Homes that are well-maintained or recently updated tend to draw steady interest.