Located in Washington County
Along the northern banks of the Tualatin River, King City is known for its peaceful, suburban atmosphere and its convenient proximity to Beaverton and downtown Portland. The community has a large population of retirement-age residents, with numerous 55-plus subdivisions throughout the area. Residents also have easy access to the shopping and restaurants of Oregon 99W.
King City’s winding residential streets are lined with modern traditional homes, ranch-style homes and Tudor Revivals built between the 1960s and 2010s. Most of the area’s homes sit on small, well-kept lots with attached, two-car garages and fenced-in back yards. There are a handful of 55-plus communities that offer accessible, one-level living, with clubhouse amenities like fitness centers and outdoor pools. Manufactured homes range from $50,000 to around $170,000, while condos and townhomes can go for $175,000 to $450,000. Single-family homes can range from $350,000 to $710,000.
Students of King City may attend Deer Creek Elementary School, which earns a B-plus grade from Niche. Twality Middle School receives an A-minus and offers a variety of after school activities, including clubs centered around art, technology and gaming. The B-plus-rated Tualatin High School has a large selection of career and technical education courses, from advanced business procedures and computer science to human body systems and child development. Some courses offer dual credit eligibility through partnerships with Oregon Institute of Technology and Portland Community College.
Well-maintained, tree-shaded sidewalks connect the area’s residential pockets and can take walkers to nearby parks and shopping centers. The 17-acre King City Community Park has playgrounds, picnic tables, walking trails and facilities for baseball, basketball, tennis and soccer. The park also has a dock on the Tualatin River where kayakers can launch for a day on the water. A few miles south, The Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge has around 4 miles of hiking trails that wind through oak forests, open fields and wetlands. The refuge is home to over 200 species of birds, from osprey to great blue herons. Many homes on the north side of town border the public, nine-hole King City Golf Course. The King City Pool is open from May through September and offers swimming lessons and water aerobics classes.
There are dozens of nearby eateries on the east side of town along Oregon Route 99W, from Irish pub fare to Vietnamese cuisine. Gorilla Donuts and Bakery serves pastries, cakes and coffee while, next door, Gambino's Italian Cafe is a popular spot for pizza and pasta. Tequila Factory offers authentic Mexican fare and large, specialty margaritas. Hops on Tap has over 30 rotating draft brews, many of which were made in Portland and the surrounding suburbs, and hosts regular trivia nights and live music. Shopping centers like Tualatin Promenade and King City Plaza have pharmacies, department stores and supermarkets. Trader Joe’s, Safeway and Grocery Outlet are all nearby.
Downtown Portland is around 12 miles away via Oregon 99W and Interstate 5, while Beaverton is roughly 8 miles north. TriMet’s Rout 94 spans from Tigard to Sherwood, with nearby stops on Oregon 99W.
Interested in learning more about homes in this area? Reach out to , an experienced agent in this area.
Rick Brainard
Premiere Property Group, LLC
(971) 369-7332
293 Total Sales
2 in King City
$445K - $916K Price Range
Jason Preuit
Premiere Property Group, LLC
(971) 444-8210
134 Total Sales
1 in King City
$355,000 Price
MOLLY EDWARDS
HOMESMART REALTY GROUP
(503) 832-4013
141 Total Sales
1 in King City
$391,000 Price
Carrie Welch
Oregon First
(360) 803-2121
55 Total Sales
1 in King City
$375,000 Price
Dieter Wehner
iHOMES
(971) 272-8542
62 Total Sales
1 in King City
$355,000 Price
Jennie Hill
Keller Williams Realty Portland Premiere
(971) 803-6110
131 Total Sales
3 in King City
$65K - $670K Price Range
On average, homes in King City, OR sell after 41 days on the market compared to the national average of 58 days. The median sale price for homes in King City, OR over the last 12 months is $484,990, down 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$44,900
This 1280 square foot, 2 Bedroom, 2 bath home in a fantastic 55+ community has been well maintained and lovingly cared for, in need of some cosmetic fixes but this one is ready for your touches! Roof and siding were both replaced around 2014. Great layout with spacious living area upon entry, dining room with slider to an enclosed porch, 2 good-sized bedrooms with built-in features and also
$50,000
Turnkey Living, Incredible Value!!Welcome to this updated 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, featuring 960 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. Recent updates in the last two years include a new shower/bath, heating and A/C system, hot water heater, and a new shed. All appliances are also just 2 years old, ensuring a move-in-ready experience.The open and light-filled interior creates a
$119,900
TURN KEY! This 2019 home offers the peace of mind that comes with recent construction, allowing you to move in and start enjoying the lifestyle immediately. Located within the ElDorado Villas 55+ community, this property combines the ease of a newer build with a location that puts everything you need within reach.The 960 square foot interior is defined by an open, light filled atmosphere that
$569,900
The first time you step through the door of 12618 SW Peachvale Street, you may understand why some say they hear angels singing. Sunlight pours through a dramatic wall of vinyl windows, filling the vaulted great room with warmth and creating an immediate sense of peace, comfort, and possibility. This coveted 1,688-square-foot Riviera floor plan—the most sought-after design in 55+ King City
$574,990
Quick Move-in! Exterior picture of actual home. Home faces North. Experience exceptional design in the 4-bedroom Tabor floorplan, showcasing an expansive kitchen with quartz countertops, a generous island, and abundant workspace—perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. The open great room is highlighted by 10-ft ceilings, wrapped windows, and a striking gas fireplace with an oversized
Cody Jurgens TNHC Oregon Realty LLC
$599,990
Move-in-ready! Look at this elevated frontage on this home. Sit on the front porch savoring the Southern exposure. Kingston Terrace, a community designed toward connection and convenience, with acres of planned parks, walking trails, and neighborhood future retail. This versatile 4-bedroom Ladd floorplan offers a Farmhouse Exterior with a covered front porch, designed for comfort and modern
Cody Jurgens TNHC Oregon Realty LLC
$100,000
Well-maintained 3 bed, 2 bath manufactured home in a 55+ community. Built in 1989, this home features a recently updated kitchen, new flooring, fresh interior paint, and a new heat pump for year-round comfort. Spacious layout offers comfortable living with plenty of room to enjoy. Buyer must be approved by the park prior to closing. Monthly rent of $960 includes water and sewer.
Shawna Bolles Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices NW Real Estate
$559,900
Updated home with a renovated kitchen, new flooring throughout, fresh interior and exterior paint, and a new roof in 2026. Convenient Washington County location near Deer Creek Elementary, King City Golf Course, parks, shopping, dining, and Progress Ridge amenities. Open floor plan with spacious living areas and flexible layout options. Renovated kitchen features white cabinetry, quartz
Dirk Hmura The Agency Portland
$174,900
Exceptional value in the highly sought-after King City 55+ community in Washington County, Oregon! This beautifully maintained 2-bedroom, 1-bath single-level condo offers easy ground-level living with an open, functional floor plan designed for comfort, convenience, and accessibility. Ideal for active adults, downsizers, and buyers seeking low-maintenance living near Portland and the Silicon
Darcie VanderZanden Keller Williams Sunset Corridor
$1,435 - $2,141 per month
$1,595 - $2,232 per month
$3,249 - $4,180 per month
$3,999 per month
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