Neighborhoods in Clackamas County, OR

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  Parker Crest

  Parker Crest in West Linn features spacious colonial homes and modern farmhouses. The neighborhood offers highly rated schools, Tanner Creek Skate Park, and a walkable downtown with shops, restaurants, and grocers. Parker Crest in West Linn, OR, is a planned neighborhood featuring spacious colonial homes built in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

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    $842K

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    $446K - $1.4M

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  Hidden Springs

  Eleven miles south of Portland, West Linn is a scenic, wooded suburb that connects to the city via U.S. Route 43. Within West Linn, Hidden Springs is a high-demand residential neighborhood with large single-family homes situated on wooded lots. Adding to its appeal, is its proximity — many residents ware within walking distance of —several highly

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    $836K

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    $414K - $1.4M

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  Rosewood

  Located right along the Tualatin River, Rosewood is a community split between Rivergrove and the affluent suburban city of Lake Oswego. Although it certainly features some charming neighborhood blocks of its own, Rosewood contrasts a bit with some of its neighboring communities. Lake Oswego has long stood out for its scenery and upscale housing,

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    $828K

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    $546K - $2.2M

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  Boring

  From the North American Bigfoot Center to gorgeous views of Mount Hood, there are many ways in which Boring, Oregon defies its name. Named for local farmer William Harrison Boring, the community is nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Range and is within a short drive of dozens of scenic trails and viewpoints. Boring has an authentic

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    $799K

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    $447K - $2.3M

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  Historic Milwaukie

  Historic Milwaukie, 6 miles from Portland, is in the heart of Milwaukie. Milwaukie derives its name from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, home of the first sawmill owner, Lot Whitcomb. In the mid-19th century, Milwaukie grew into a shipping industry with a might that contended with Portland’s. Portland went on to take a leading role in that category, but

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    $797K

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    $311K - $3.8M

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  Happy Valley

  A suburban city nestled between the southeastern outskirts of Portland and the cities of Gresham and Boring, Happy Valley’s population of 28,000 grew by nearly 20% from 2020 and 2023 and shows no signs of stopping. “What’s unique about Happy Valley, compared to many other cities in the state, is that we are still a growing community with land

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    $784K

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    $445K - $2.6M

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    138 Listings

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  Damascus

  Damascus, Oregon sits on the border of rural and suburban living. On one side, you have the almost overwhelming array of shopping and dining options of Happy Valley, Southgate, and Clackamas. On the other, the Cascade Mountains offer world-class hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing and skiing. “Damascus has rolling hills and beautiful views,”

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    $773K

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    $502K - $1.8M

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  Sandy River

  The Sandy River neighborhood stretches across miles of farmland and natural space between the towns of Troutdale and Boring. Close to expansive natural areas with access to the Sandy River, homes come with acreage for all sorts of outdoor activities. “People have horses. They like to have gardens and some room to enjoy time outside,” says Adriane

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    $706K

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    $435K - $1.5M

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  Willamette

  Willamette, a neighborhood in West Linn, OR, is steeped in history and offers a mix of old and new homes. The 17-block Willamette Falls Neighborhood Historic District features Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman bungalows, while the surrounding area includes ranch-style and split-level houses from the 1960s and 1970s, Northwest

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    $695K

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    $287K - $1.4M

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  Waluga

  Waluga is in one of the wealthiest suburbs of Portland—Lake Oswego—but its residents are bringing more of the walkability of the big city to the neighborhood. Waluga enjoys access to the Country Club Loop, one of Lake Oswego’s “Pathway Trails,” designed to connect schools, parks and shopping centers throughout the suburb, as well as the newly

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    $691K

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    $281K - $1.5M

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  Mountain Park

  Just 10 miles from downtown Portland and 900 feet above lake level sits the Mountain Park neighborhood of Lake Oswego. With the Tualatin Valley, the Cascade Mountains and the metropolis of Portland in its periphery, Mountain Park is known for its views. It’s those views, along with its low violent crime CAP Index score of one out of ten—compared

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    $687K

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    $220K - $1.4M

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  Wilsonville

  The city of Wilsonville straddles the border between the Portland metro area and the fertile Willamette Valley as one of the city's southernmost suburbs. With pastoral surroundings and easy interstate access to the city, Wilsonville is one of the fastest-growing cities in Oregon, having reached a population of over 26,000 in 2023. To accommodate

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    $666K

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    $315K - $1.4M

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  Sunset

  Sunset, 20 miles from Portland, is a suburban area with one of the best school districts in Oregon. “People move here for the school district,” says Molly Macom, owner and principal broker of Westlake Properties. “That’s the number one thing.” The school district offers its students Career & Technical Education programs, including computer

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    $655K

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    $456K - $1.4M

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  Hazel Grove-Westling Farm

  Built upon a former hazelnut farm — or “filberts,” as the locals say — Hazel Grove-Westling Farm is a quiet southern suburb of Oregon City. “It’s a beautiful neighborhood,” says Michelle Woster, a Licensed Principal Broker for Pex Realty Group who has sold several homes in the area. “It’s definitely sought-after. You’re not quite in the city, but

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    $649K

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    $507K - $904K

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  Bolton

  Great blue heron nests dot the tree line of Goose Island—the largest rookery of the wading birds in the Portland area—overlooking the Bolton neighborhood of West Linn across the Willamette River. A balanced blend of industry and nature, the suburb that boomed because of a magazine paper mill still features acres and acres of untouched Oregon

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    $647K

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    $210K - $3.8M

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  Park Place

  Park Place in Oregon City, located just blocks from the historic end of the Oregon Trail, is a neighborhood rich in history and scenic beauty. The area features a mix of renovated pioneer homes, historical craftsmans, and modern builds with ample yard space, native plant gardens, and views of Mount Hood. Despite its seemingly remote feel, Park

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    $645K

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    $498K - $1M

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  Sunnyside

  Sunnyside is a Clackamas County community that shares borders with the suburban city of Happy Valley. The community is located right along Interstate 205, which combines with the nearby MAX Green Line to give residents a few ways to directly access the Rose City located about a dozen or so miles north. But other than for maybe employment reasons,

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    $625K

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    $289K - $1.2M

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  Tower Vista

  Resting on the boundary between suburbia and farmlands, Tower Vista is one of the newest communities in Oregon City's southern corner. Neatly planned streets feature single-family homes averaging 2,000 square feet with abounding parks within walking distance. Well-maintained sidewalks with gravel accents and decorative trees characterize this

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    $609K

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    $444K - $800K

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  Rock Creek

  On the south side of Happy Valley, 16 miles from Portland’s city center is Rock Creek, a modern suburb named for the flowing tributary bordering it to the east. Nearby nature parks and the winding Clackamas River provide residents with a bevy of outdoor recreation options, while Happy Valley city events encourage the community’s close-knit vibe.

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    $599K

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    $399K - $928K

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  Oak Grove

  Stretching two miles east of the Willamette River, Oak Grove is an unincorporated community in northern Clackamas County that's less than 25 minutes from downtown Portland on state Route 99E. It offers a mixture of old and new houses in a suburban environment with plenty of parks and places to grab a bite to eat. Oak Grove's somewhat gridded

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    $598K

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    $395K - $1.3M

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  Caufield

  As Oregon City spreads into Clackamas County, the neighborhood of Caufield blends the suburban subdivisions into the rural lands. But despite getting a little more space for growth, the community is a close one, says Jarrod Lyman, Community Communications Manager for Oregon City. “The Caufield neighborhood is an involved neighborhood, they have

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    $591K

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    $405K - $1.2M

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  Lake Road

  Lake Road, a neighborhood less than 10 miles from downtown Portland, exemplifies suburban convenience and tranquility. Though home to over 3,500 people, the community stays connected through the neighborhood association, giving it a small-town feel that appeals to potential homebuyers looking for a commuter-friendly place to live. “It’s the

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    $590K

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    $236K - $1M

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  Island Station

  Island Station is not an island. It is a peninsula that sticks out from a confluence between the Willamette River and Kellogg Creek, situated directly across the creek from downtown Milwaukie. Yet Island Station has all the privacy of an island community without the accompanying strain of getting around. With bus routes, bike paths, light rail

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    $589K

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    $552K - $800K

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  Gaffney Lane

  The farmland that surrounds the Gaffney Lane neighborhood of Oregon City—a somewhat removed suburb of Portland—gives a clue about the recent past of the neighborhood. “That whole area used to be strawberry fields that we would all go pick,” says Kelli Upkes, a broker with MORE Realty who grew up in Oregon City. “Now, there’s more connectivity in

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    $578K

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    $306K - $784K

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  Jennings Lodge

  Nestled along the Willamette River south of Portland and just north of Oregon City, Jennings Lodge is an unincorporated community in Clackamas County. It's wooded, notably, giving the area a secluded vibe for a spot just outside the city. Residents move here to enjoy peace and quiet in nature, to raise families or to retire. They have access to

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    $573K

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    $335K - $1.7M

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    9 Listings

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