5 Homes with 4+ Car Garages for Sale in Portland

Everyone has their list of must-haves when looking for a new home. If one of yours is more garage space, you’re in luck! Whether you’ve outgrown your current garage, are tired of on-street parking, need more storage space, or want to set up a shop for your favorite hobby, we can help you find what you’re looking for. We have the full list of Portland homes for sale.

If you’re looking for a big garage, our website allows you to search for all homes with garages that fit four cars or more, which typically means the garage / shop is 1,000 sq. ft. or more.

#1 – 18221 SE Pine St

Think you can’t have the extra space you need in the heart of the city? Think again. This rare opportunity is a hobbyist’s dream with an oversized 6-car garage, including it’s own separate gas line, 3-phase electric and bathroom, plus RV/Boat parking. Not to mention the beautiful remodeled kitchen with marble counters and custom cabinets. You’ll also find hardwood floors and tons of natural light throughout, along with vaulted ceilings and surround sound. Out back, there’s a deck and low-maintenance yard. And if you don’t need all the space this home offers, consider the storage income opportunity! Near Rockwood Community Center, the Max line, restaurants, and more, this home is a must-see.

#2 – 3435 SE 144th Ave

This home is brimming with potential and waiting for you to make it yours. First, there’s the 4-car garage with the second garage door to the back of the house. There’s plenty of room for RV parking, boat storage, extra storage, or a shop. The huge fenced yard (98 x 170) boasts multiple fruit trees and grape vines and has space for an ADU or a duplex—utilities are in (buyer to verify). Inside, this home has 3 spacious bedrooms, the primary with a full bath and walk-in closet. There’s a large kitchen with a 9-foot island and built-in range, a formal dining room, 3 bonus rooms, a separate family room in the basement, and a built-in vacuum system.

#3 – 4148 NW Twilight Ter

This 3-story custom Mediterranean home could be your dream home! The 4-car garage (it is extra deep) provides ample room for your vehicles and toys, and the spacious, upscale interior offers quality living. The double door entry takes you into the stunning foyer with a double staircase and a soaring 2-story ceiling. Further in, you’ll find a home office, 4 fireplaces, home theater, surround sound, steam room, jacuzzi, gym, and wet bar. Outside, there’s a complete outdoor kitchen with 2 large grills, pizza oven, mini fridge, sink, and huge island. Two terraces provide lovely views of the city.

#4 – 5244 SW Humphrey Blvd

This beautiful West Hills home is the ultimate in privacy in a quiet location with lovely, well-maintained outdoor spaces, including a gorgeous garden, small putting green, and basketball court. The 4-car garage offers plenty of room for vehicles and extra storage. The interior boasts an open kitchen and family room, plus a formal dining room and den. The upstairs has 3 spacious bedrooms, with the primary suite on the main floor. This property also has a 1 bed/1 bath ADU.

#5 – 1801 NE Marine Dr

This stunning estate in NE Portland offers luxury living with lovely views of the Columbia River from almost every room. Secluded and quiet, this magnificent home is perfect for entertaining or enjoying your own private retreat. There’s a theater room, game room, and bar, and recent significant upgrades have been made to the kitchen, interior/exterior paint, and more. One suite has a separate entrance from the outside for additional privacy for you and your guests. The back patio boasts a hot tub and faces the manicured yard, which leads to your very own boat ramp.

Looking for a Home with Multiple Garages?

If you like any of these homes or want to see more with multiple garages or extra space, get in touch with us. Our team of top 1% sellers and top 1% buyers agents have access to all the homes for sale in the Portland metro area. We’d love to show you around and help you find your next perfect home!

Written by Stephen FitzMaurice
Published on November 23, 2021