Three Portland neighborhoods, a stretch of rural Columbia County and the Orient area of Gresham produced the highest-priced home sales reported in the Portland Metro Area, Oregon and Washington for the week ending October 25, 2026. The five sales came to a combined $8.022 million.
The group ranges widely in scale and era: a city lot of about an eighth of an acre at one end, acreage with barns and a working shop at the other, and homes built over nearly eight decades in between. All five are single-family homes, and none is new construction.
No. 1 — $2,000,000 · 53765 E Honeyman Rd, Scappoose, Oregon
The week’s top sale was a Mid-Century Modern compound on 36.60 acres in Scappoose, which sold for $2,000,000. The main residence dates to 1966 and is joined on the property by a second home built in 1968 and a third built in 1946. Brick exteriors, marble, built-ins and custom woodwork run through the buildings.
Across the property there are 9,465 square feet of living space, the most of any home in this week’s group, along with five bedrooms and five full and two half baths. There are fireplaces in the living room and the family room, and the rooms also include a den, an office, a rec room, a mudroom and a workshop.
Outside, the land is landscaped and irregular in shape, with waterfront and views of the mountains and the surrounding countryside. There is a patio, and the property also includes barns, a separate workshop, a carport and a garage and storage built for RVs and boats.
JOHN LEE of Lee Real Estate was the listing agent.
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No. 2 — $1,865,000 · 6809 SE Ash St, Portland, Oregon
In Portland’s Mt Tabor neighborhood, a custom Northwest Contemporary home built in 2007 sold for $1,865,000. It is the newest home in this week’s Top 5, set on a 0.30-acre corner lot with territorial views.
The two-story home is finished in brick, cedar and wood siding and has 3,532 square feet, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. A gas fireplace anchors the living space, and there is a partial basement, a two-car garage and a carport off the driveway. The property last sold for $926,250 in 2013.
Kevin Caplener of Windermere Realty Trust was the listing agent, and Maria Fitzgerald, also of Windermere Realty Trust, represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,487,000 · 9309 NW Murdock St, Portland, Oregon
In Forest Heights, on a cul-de-sac in the hills, a custom Craftsman sold for $1,487,000. Painted a coastal blue with white trim, the 2002 home was remodeled in 2023 by Maughan Design + Remodel, which redid the kitchen and four of the bathrooms.
The kitchen now has honed quartz counters, handmade tile from Pratt + Larson and BlueStar commercial-grade appliances, with a large butler’s pantry and an island. Around it are a formal dining room, a breakfast nook with built-in seating and an office that looks out on the gardens. The great room has box-beamed ceilings and a gas fireplace framed in soapstone beneath a wood mantel. A den or library, a mudroom, a full bath and a room that works as a bedroom or bonus room complete the main level.
Upstairs, the primary suite has its own fireplace, a sitting area, a private veranda and a spa-style bath. Three more bedrooms each have their own bath, and there is also a large laundry room and a bonus room. In all, the home has five bedrooms, five bathrooms, three fireplaces and 5,339 square feet, with hardwood floors and views of the valley and mountains.
The grounds cover 0.55 acres across two tax lots with green space around the property. A covered deck wraps the home, and the yard has three stone patios, irrigated garden beds, a greenhouse and lawn. There is a three-car garage with an EV charger. Forest Heights has parks and trails, village shops and restaurants and a neighborhood shuttle, with access to downtown Portland and Washington Park. The property last sold for $1.15 million in 2007.
Michelle Spanu of Cascade Hasson Sotheby’s International Realty was the listing agent, and Emily Michel of Think Real Estate represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,470,000 · 3036 NE 32nd Pl, Portland, Oregon
The oldest home in this week’s Top 5 is a 1930 storybook Tudor in Alameda, which went under contract three days after it was listed and sold for $1,470,000, above its asking price of $1.395 million. The property last sold for $809,900 in 2014.
Coved ceilings, hardwood floors and a gas fireplace greet visitors at the entry. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances, generous cabinetry and a sunny breakfast nook, and the primary suite has vaulted ceilings, a walk-in closet and a spa-style bath. The finished basement has a family room with custom built-ins, a fourth bedroom and a full bath. The home has four bedrooms, four bathrooms and 3,189 square feet.
A mudroom opens to the backyard and to a finished detached studio. The covered patio is fitted with curtains, lighting and built-in heaters for use through the seasons, and the fenced yard is laid with turf. The 5,227-square-foot lot is the smallest of the five, and there is a one-car detached garage. Parks, coffee shops and neighborhood stores are close by, with quick access to Portland Airport.
Sanam Dowlatdad of Where Real Estate Collaborative was the listing agent, and Aimee Virnig of Windermere Realty Trust represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $1,200,000 · 29138 SE Powell Valley Rd, Gresham, Oregon
In the Orient area of Gresham, a 1966 ranch on 1.35 level acres with trees sold for $1,200,000. The single-story stucco home has 3,441 square feet, four bedrooms, five bathrooms and three gas fireplaces, with hardwood and tile floors, granite and marble finishes, a kitchen island and a butler’s pantry.
Much of the appeal is outdoors. A heated inground pool and a built-in hot tub are joined by a covered patio, a second patio and a yard with territorial views. The property also has separate living quarters, an outbuilding, RV and boat parking and an attached two-car garage. Gresham’s shops and services are nearby, with access to Portland, the Columbia River Gorge and Mt. Hood.
Jason Shuler of John L. Scott Sandy and KayCee Mogel, also of John L. Scott Sandy, were the listing agents. Shuler also represented the buyer, so the same agent was on both sides of the sale.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 25, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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