Montavilla contains a suburban and urban mix with a focus on green, eco conscious living. This neighborhood is close to Mt Tabor Park and features an expansive community center with a large outdoor pool. Montavilla holds its own in restaurant offerings; Montavilla brew works, The Observatory, and little Saigon noodles and grill are just three among many eatery’s residents can enjoy. A farm fresh farmers market has also found it’s way into the Montavilla neighborhood; with fruit, vegetables, and more right outside your door. (View Homes in Montavilla) 

The Alameda neighborhood is home to older, architecturally significant, and view homes. Situated on a bluff – most homes in the Alameda neighborhood feature stunning views of downtown and the SW hills. Alameda brew house and Alameda Café are two frequent spots for the residents of the neighborhood. They host a selection of hand crafted brews, ever changing food menus, and a lively atmosphere. Most homes in this neighborhood were built in 1928 and feature styles such as the English Tudor, Queen Anne, and bungalows. (View homes in Alameda)

Looking to get into a neighborhood on the ground floor? Look no further than Lents – dubbed the up and coming neighborhood in the Portland metro area Lents is home to single family homes and condos first time home buyers can afford. The Lent’s neighborhood has a focus on community with offerings such as Movies in the park and the Ramona Street Fair. Lent’s also features the Spring Water Corridor , a 21 mile bike path that connects the neighborhood to the rest of the city.  Check out the Street Bar and Restaurant or Best Baguette to truly see how the Lent’s residents unwind. (View homes in Lents)

The Mt Tabor neighborhood, named after the 636ft extinct volcano features a 195 acre public park, that found it’s way on to the National Register of Historic Places in 2004. Hawthorne BLVD, a bustling street full of restaurants, cafes, pubs, and more sits at the base of this volcanic neighborhood. Most of the homes in this neighborhood were built in the 1900’s – you can find home styles such as arts and crafts, bungalows, colonials, English cottages, Tudors, and some modern styles. Looking for somewhere to eat? Try out the Cheese Bar or Coquine – resident restaurants that have topped some of the “best” lists in Portland. (View homes in Mt Tabor)

The Reed neighborhood is home to Reed College – a picturesque campus with rolling lawns and large tree lined side walks spills over into the surrounding community. Homes in this area were built at the turn of the century up through 1932, featuring Tudor, colonial, cottage and old style Portland foursquare’s. Take a walk through the Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden or run on the many trails at Berkeley Park. Beautiful, serene, and classic are just  a few of the words Portland residents would use to describe this historic neighborhood. (View homes in Reed) 

Located in Vernon, Concordia and King Neighborhoods. The down to earth neighborhood boasts artsy, fun and funky vibes all over. The Alberta District is famously known for Last Thursday and The Alberta Street Fair. Visit over 150 local vendors, drown in the live music presented on multiple stages and don’t forget the Beer Garden! Attractions in the Alberta District include McMenamins Kennedy School. Grilled Cheese Grill (in a school bus), Random Order Coffeehouse and Bakery, Salt and Straw and many more to choose from! The houses on Alberta are mainly modest homes with older East Portland architecture- such as Craftsman, Bungalow and Cottages, Old Portland Four Square with unique charm. (View Homes in Alberta) 

Highly diverse and the LARGEST Northeast Portland neighborhood by land area and population, laying over 3 square miles! The urban Cully neighborhood offers many attractive homes-such as Craftsman styles and starter homes. The majority of schools in this neighborhood are private- Rigler Elementary (K-8), community Transitional School (PK-8) and Trinity Lutheran Christian School (PK-8). This family oriented neighborhood is surrounded by parks, restaurants from a variety of tastes and summer Farmer’s Market.(View homes in Cully)

Laurelhurst is a wide neighborhood including vintage homes and undulating streets surrounding a park of the same name, straddling the NE and SE sections of Portland. Laurelhurst is an area of 428 acres containing 1,819 households with a total of 4,633 people. You’ll find yourself 11-12 minutes from downtown traveling west on East Burnside Boulevard. Laurelhurst boasts many neighborhood committees - Land use, Transportation, Traffic, Friends of Laurelhurst Park, Clean-Up Environment and Community Safety! The schools in Laurelhurst include public and private- Laurelhurst K-8, Benson High school and Grant High school. (View homes in Laurelhurst)

An early-twentieth century, tree lined neighborhood in inner Southeast Portland! Eastmoreland is the home of Reed College and home of many local restaurants and parks! The community encourages everyone to experience the wonderful lectures, concerts and exhibits.  A 7.3 mile Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail (Orange Line) opened in September 2015, traveling past PSU, South Waterfront, OMSI and through inner Southeast to Milwaukie. Eastmoreland streets are lined with luscious, historic trees and homes that boast a Colonial Revival and English Cottage style with the majority of middle and high income families. (View homes in Eastmoreland)

The Sellwood neighborhood overlooks the Willamete River in Southeast Portland, surrounded by the Brooklyn neighborhood to the north, Eastmoreland to the east, and Milwaukie to the south. The neighborhood of Sellwood-Moreland is known for numerous health clubs, such as EcoPower Fitness, Sellwood Yoga, Snap Fitness and so much more! The vibrant community of Sellwood includes parks, shopping, multiple restaurants, easy access to public transportation, coffee shops, movie theatres and a library! Homes in the Sellwood-Moreland area are mainly Bungalows, Cottages and Victorians styles along with recent condo development. Surrounding schools in the lovely neighborhood are Duniway Elementary and Liewellyn Elementary, Sellwood Middle School and Cleveland High School. (View homes in Sellwood) 

Mississippi Avenue features a great variety of stores, bars and restaurants as well as beautiful homes to fond over! Residents of Mississippi Avenue enjoy the live music at Mississippi Studios and dropping by the Mississippi Pizza Pub for a quick slice. The community of Mississippi/Williams par take in multiple activities such as, The Mississippi Street Fair, Q Center, and the Historic Mississippi Avenue Business Association (HMBA). (View homes in Mississippi)

There is a neighborhood in Portland for everyone, these are a few of our favorites. Not really a city person? There are wonderful, safe, family friendly suburbs surrounding the metro area. Contact an agent today!