The highest-priced home sales reported in the Portland Metro Area, Oregon and Washington for the week ending November 8, 2026, were all within the city of Portland, spread across the Irvington, Grant Park, Arnold Creek and Hayhurst neighborhoods. Together the five sold for $5.49 million.
No. 1 — $1,200,000 · 2732 NE 15th Ave, Portland, Oregon
The top sale of the week was a Craftsman from 1910 that sits above a tree-lined street in Irvington. It sold for $1.2 million.
A covered front porch leads into an entry with box beams, fine woodwork and period light fixtures. The home also has stained glass windows, built-ins, picture rails, and pocket and bi-fold doors, along with high and beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace, an eat-in kitchen and a butler’s pantry.
With six bedrooms, it has the most of the five, and at 5,193 square feet of living area it is also the largest. A central staircase climbs to the second floor, where the primary suite has a dressing room and a bathroom already plumbed for a soaking tub. Two more bedrooms, a hall bathroom and a laundry room are on that floor as well, and the third floor has three more bedrooms and another bathroom, for four bathrooms in all. The full, unfinished basement has generous head height and plenty of built-in shelving, with room for a workshop or a studio.
Outside are a private patio and a yard with mature plantings, among them Japanese maples, smoke trees, roses, jasmine, hydrangeas and ferns. Updates include seismic retrofitting, central air, a drywell for rainwater runoff and an electric vehicle charger. The home is in the Irvington Elementary and Grant High School attendance areas, between the shops and restaurants of Broadway and Fremont.
Carolyn Groves of Urban Nest Realty was the listing agent, and Aryne Blumklotz of Living Room Realty represented the buyer in a sale that closed just above the asking price.
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No. 2 — $1,195,000 · 3610 NE Knott St, Portland, Oregon
True to its American Foursquare form, this Grant Park home from 1911 is organized around four large rooms, one at each corner. A formal entry with a prominent staircase opens from the front porch, and the main floor has formal living and dining rooms, box beams, pocket doors and matched millwork, as well as a kitchen with a five-burner range and newer appliances. A great room addition keeps the circular floor plan intact. The property last sold for $793,000 in 2016.
The home has five bedrooms, four bathrooms and 4,078 square feet on a corner lot of 5,227 square feet. Upstairs, the renovated primary suite has a soaking tub, a glass shower and a double vanity in a bright, sunlit bath. A second bathroom on that level has a claw-foot tub and an antique vanity, and a permitted bedroom addition was completed on the upper floor in 2017. A bedroom in the northeast corner has a custom closet. Behind a bookcase, a hidden passage climbs to the finished attic, a flexible bonus space.
The finished basement has its own exterior entry, a bathroom, laundry, two rooms that can serve as bedrooms or bonus rooms, and a large open room for games or a media setup. Outside are a multi-level deck and a private, fenced backyard. The home is blocks from Grant Park, Beaumont Village and the shops, restaurants and MAX line of the Hollywood District.
The home went under contract six days after it was listed and sold for $1.195 million, its full asking price. Lee McKnight of Cascade Hasson Sotheby’s International Realty was the listing agent, and Aimee Virnig of Windermere Realty Trust represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,100,000 · 1214 SW Ophelia St, Portland, Oregon
In Arnold Creek, a contemporary custom home built in 2013 sits on a quiet, private cul-de-sac and backs onto a horse pasture. Its gently sloping, terraced lot of 8,712 square feet is the largest of the five, with professionally designed landscaping and Hue lighting on the mature plantings. The home sold for $1.1 million; the property last sold for $999,000 in 2023.
Inside, 19-foot ceilings and a wall of windows bring in natural light, and a balcony looks out on territorial views. The kitchen has Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, an island and custom cabinetry. A bedroom with double closets and a bathroom are on the main level, and the primary suite has vaulted ceilings and a bath with a soaking tub and a double vanity. In all, the home has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,839 square feet.
The extra-deep six-car garage, the most garage space among the five, has an epoxy and polyaspartic floor. The home is near Tryon Creek State Natural Park, Multnomah Village and Lake Oswego.
Carolyn Hoty of Keller Williams Realty Professionals was the listing agent, and Temara Presley of John L. Scott Portland Central represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,010,000 · 4620 SW Cullen Blvd, Portland, Oregon
The newest of the five is a Hayhurst home completed this year by the custom builder Park Place Homes. It sold for $1.01 million. The property last sold for $375,000 in 2020, before the current home was built.
Ceilings are high on both levels, and the floors are French oak-style hardwood with carpet in the bedrooms. The open main level has a kitchen with a center island, a butler’s pantry with a beverage refrigerator, a dining area and a living room with a recessed gas fireplace, along with a bedroom and bathroom suited to guests or a home office. Upstairs are the primary suite, with its own bathroom and a walk-in closet, two more bedrooms, a family room and a laundry room. Sliding doors lead to the backyard and a covered patio. The home has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 3,165 square feet on a level lot of 6,969 square feet, with an oversized three-car garage.
Craig Reger and Andrea Morrisson, both of Reger Homes, LLC, were the listing agents, and Katie Sengstake of Windermere Realty Trust represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $985,343 · 2435 NE 47th Ave, Portland, Oregon
Built in 1909, the oldest of the five is a Foursquare in Grant Park that sold for $985,343. Its original details include pocket doors, box-beam ceilings, wainscoting, stained glass windows, millwork and wood floors, and window boxes dress the outside. The kitchen pairs an induction range and stainless steel appliances with wallpaper from Sweden and a skylight, and a gas fireplace warms the living space.
The second floor has four bedrooms and a bathroom with a heated towel rack, and the attic above adds bonus space for a family room, an office or a studio. The large unfinished basement has room for storage or a workshop, and a ducted heat pump heats and cools the home. It has three bathrooms and 3,083 square feet on a lot of 4,791 square feet, the smallest of the five.
A large covered front porch faces the street, and the backyard can be reached from the kitchen or the driveway. Out back are a spacious patio, a fire pit, a swing and raised vegetable beds, and a detached garage offers storage for bikes and tools. The home is near a farmers market, grocery stores, neighborhood shops and public transportation. The property last sold for $500,000 in 2010.
Stacy Stokes and Tracy Dau of Like Kind Realty were the listing agents, and Alexander Grimaldi of Windermere Realty Trust represented the buyer. The home went under contract 12 days after it was listed.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 8, 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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