5 Homes for Sale in Portland Heights on the Market Longer than 60 days

It’s no surprise that it takes luxury homes in upscale neighborhoods more time on the market to sell, mostly because the pool of buyers for these homes is smaller than for the average mid-range priced home. We have the full map of all the luxury homes for sale in Portland’s coveted neighborhoods.

If you’re in the market for a spacious, quality home, we did a search to help narrow down your focus and found these 5 Homes for Sale in Portland Heights on the Market Longer than 60 days.

To find these homes, we went to our website and entered “Portland, OR” and “Portland Heights” in the search bar. Once inside, simply zoom in to learn more.

Take a look at these phenomenal homes, and make your search for a dream home a reality!

#1 – 2519 SW Vista Ave

Beautiful original character combined with modern updates and remodeling make this classic, exceptional 1937 English-style home the epitome of comfort. Situated on a rare level lot in the heart of Portland Heights, a block from Ainsworth Elementary, Vista Spring Cafe, and pleasant sidewalks in The Grid, this home boasts spacious bedrooms, main floor office/bedroom, remodeled baths, built-ins, fireplace, heated floors, and complete lead abatement. The large living room adjoins the dining area with french doors that lead to the deck and beautiful back yard. This home also has a roomy XL one-car garage.

#2 – 1750 SW West Point Ct

Live in Portland Heights prestige in this stunning home with panoramic downtown views that rival any home in the city. On the main floor, you’ll find the primary owner’s bedroom and large, open living room with a wall of windows and roomy open spaces. The lower level has separate access, ideal for a potential ADU. Enjoy entertaining in style on the patio with an outdoor fireplace and built-in media set, as well as easy walking distance to NW 23rd shops and restaurants. Revel in a low-maintenance and convenient lifestyle in this private retreat!

#3 – 2233 SW 18th Ave

Colonial Revival meets Craftsman in this masterfully constructed Portland classic built by architect Emil Schacht. The Kline House boasts many original details including corbelled rafters, spacious sunny porches, built in window benches, box-beam ceilings, and beautiful nailed oak floors with walnut inlay. The large, flat yard makes indoor/outdoor access easy. Come see the unique charm of this lovely home for yourself!

#4 – 1634 SW Myrtle St

The lovely L.B. Menefee House, designed by architect John Bennes, is a Colonial and Tudor Revival with Arts and Crafts influences. All in The Grid in the prime Portland Heights neighborhood, this home sits on three full city lots. Inside, you’ll find grand spaces and a large main-floor family room off the kitchen. This must-see home features quarter-sawn oak floors, five fireplaces, custom wainscoting, and many more Artisan details throughout, including four ensuite bedrooms on the second floor. There’s also a renovated two-bedroom apartment with separate entrance, fireplace, and private garden.

#5 – 2681 SW Buena Vista Dr

Quintessential Hollywood Hills living is yours in this Premier Mediterranean masterpiece in Portland Heights. Ellis F Lawrence architecture meticulously restructured and exceptionally transformed this treasure with impeccable detail, craftsmanship, and construction. This home features a marble entry, two primary suites, a stunning new custom bar, two kitchens, two family rooms, gym, theater, and French laundry. Balconies overlook extensive jaw-dropping gardens, open patio spaces, along with a covered pavilion/fireplace and pool, perfect for sublime, idyllic living and entertaining. This rare, out-of-the-ordinary home is not to be missed!

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Written by Stephen FitzMaurice
Published on January 4, 2022