Built in 2020, the house at 22030 NE 172nd St comes with an oversized shop, a separate apartment above it, a home gym and a sauna. Its September 9 closing led five reported home sales across the metro that combined for $12.23 million.
The five sales span Sunset Woods Cluster, Hillside, Emerald Grove, Padgett Estates and Sherwood, with closings recorded in both Washington and Oregon. The list takes in a William/Kaven-designed modern house with views of Forest Park, newly built homes in Emerald Grove and Padgett Estates, and a Sherwood horse property with indoor and outdoor riding arenas.
No. 1 — $2,875,000 · 22030 NE 172nd St, Brush Prairie, Washington
The estate at 22030 NE 172nd St in Brush Prairie, Washington, sold for $2.88 million on September 9, 2026, the highest price reported for a home in the Portland metro area that week. Completed in 2020 in the Sunset Woods Cluster, the house has six bedrooms and a reported 6,345 square feet.
The main house places a private primary suite on the main level, with more bedrooms and a bonus room upstairs. It also includes a dedicated home gym, a built-in sauna and extensive storage throughout. Out back, a large covered patio has room for several seating areas, a barbecue setup and a hot tub.
A separate oversized shop has tall ceilings, large garage doors sized for RV and boat parking, and a dedicated storage area for ATVs and other recreational equipment. The shop also holds its own private office, a bathroom and a flex space suited to a game room or media room. A fully equipped apartment sits above the shop, providing guest quarters or room for multigenerational living, and the entire property occupies five usable acres.
Amy Avery of Modern Realty, LLC served as the listing agent in the Portland metro area’s highest-priced reported home sale of the week, a transaction that ranked No. 1 in RealtyWire’s weekly Top 5. Debby Calhoun-Sammons of Safe Harbor Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $2,550,000 · 432 NW Royal Blvd, Portland, Oregon
In Portland’s Hillside neighborhood, the modern residence known as Royal One changed hands for $2.55 million. The house at 432 NW Royal Blvd was built in 2020 and has four bedrooms and a reported 3,807 square feet; the transaction closed September 11, 2026.
Listing materials identify the architecture firm William/Kaven as the designer. Floor-to-ceiling glass looks out on the surrounding tree canopy, and the great room sits beneath sculptural skylights, with custom oak cabinetry and a waterfall island. Sliding glass doors 13 feet wide open to a dining room framed by the forest.
A main-level bedroom with its own bathroom can serve guests or a home office. The primary suite occupies the lower level, where walls of glass slide open to a wraparound balcony set among the trees. The house has protected views of Forest Park and sits minutes from downtown Portland. Royal One has been widely published and has received multiple international design awards, according to the listing.
Nikki Gardner of Eleete Real Estate listed Royal One. Gardner’s $2.55 million sale ranked No. 2 in RealtyWire’s Top 5 home sales for the Portland metro area that week. Macey Laurick of Windermere Realty Trust represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $2,466,965 · 0 NW 11th Ave, Vancouver, Washington
Third on the list is a newly built house at 0 NW 11th Ave in Vancouver, Washington, where the sale price was $2,466,965 at a September 9, 2026, closing. Completed in 2026 in the Emerald Grove community, the home has four bedrooms and a reported 3,400 square feet.
Generation Homes Northwest announced the house, a custom floor plan it named The Aurora, as its entry in the 2026 Clark County Parade of Homes at Emerald Grove, a new community the builder places in Salmon Creek. The builder described a modern minimalist design softened by organic textures, with an emphasis on sustainable living, and offered the home for full customization, with construction scheduled to begin in early 2026.
The property previously changed hands for $210,000 in 2014, before the current residence was completed in 2026.
Rachel Olin of Generation Realty LLC was the listing agent. Olin’s listing took the No. 3 position in RealtyWire’s weekly Top 5 for the Portland metro area. LeAnne Moore of Eleete Real Estate represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $2,186,510 · 32896 NW Walteria Ln, Hillsboro, Oregon
A 2025 house at 32896 NW Walteria Ln in Hillsboro’s Padgett Estates brought $2,186,510, with the transaction completed September 11, 2026. The home has four bedrooms and a reported 4,325 square feet.
Padgett Estates is marketed as a new gated acreage community with Pacific Northwest views. The plan for this house puts the primary suite on the main level and adds a large loft, a den, smart home technology and a kitchen with slab quartz and a double oven. The home was offered as a customizable plan, with buyers choosing options and layout in the builder’s design studio.
Rose-Marie Burns of Pacific Lifestyle Homes Inc was the listing agent. The Hillsboro sale ranked No. 4 in RealtyWire’s roundup of the Portland metro area’s highest-priced home sales for the week.
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No. 5 — $2,150,000 · 24362 SW Baker Rd, Sherwood, Oregon
Sherwood’s Dragonfly Farm, a gated equestrian estate at 24362 SW Baker Rd, sold for $2.15 million on September 11, 2026. The custom modern house was completed in 2016 and has four bedrooms and a reported 4,248 square feet, set at the end of a quiet private drive on 5-plus acres.
A wall of windows brings natural light into the house, and its vaulted center, finished in clear vertical-grain fir, joins the kitchen, dining and family areas in one open space. Two oversized primary suites sit on the main level. The kitchen has a gas range, dual ovens, multiple sinks, a cafΓ© station, a walk-in pantry, custom cabinetry and a large island with seating, and the dining area opens to a covered, heated patio. The main floor also holds a living-room fireplace, an office with built-ins, a mud room, laundry and a full bath, with direct access to the attached three-car garage. Upstairs, another bedroom suite has a balcony, and guest or in-law quarters above the garage include a kitchenette and a private entry.
The barn has four 12-by-12 European-style stalls with Nelson waterers, fans and cameras, along with attached covered paddocks, tack and feed rooms, a bathroom, a heated wash rack, cross ties and attached hay storage. The grounds include a 76-by-160-foot indoor arena, an 80-by-180-foot outdoor arena, five fenced and cross-fenced grass pastures and a large dry lot, and the property has an O2 composting system.
The property previously changed hands for $875,000 in 2015, before the current residence was completed in 2016.
Ryann Reinhofer of Thoroughbred Real Estate Group Inc was the listing agent. The property went under contract 7 days after the current listing date, and the sale ranked No. 5 in RealtyWire’s Top 5 home sales for the Portland metro area that week. Bradley Wulf of Keller Williams Realty Professionals represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, September 13, 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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