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Trading vistas for Victorians
The many "wow factors" of Irvington make it one of northeastern Portland's most in-demand neighborhoods. Beloved restaurants and shops enwrap a lush, tree-shaded residential gridiron that is positively full of eye-catching homes on well-manicured lawns, leading many city dwellers to head there for a walk around the neighborhood, let alone its widely cherished public park. "Every time I drive through Irvington, I am just amazed by how beautiful it is," says Realtor Cassandra Marks of Real Broker, who has sold properties all across Portland and makes informational YouTube videos about the city's popular neighborhoods.
Enjoy sweeping views of Irvington’s homes and tree-lined streets.
Stroll Irvington’s tree-lined sidewalks and beautifully landscaped yards.
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Stately homes bursting with color and detail
If it can be imagined, that home style can probably be found beneath Irvington's red maple-covered sky. The neighborhood is positively bursting with homes of all varieties, colors and sizes, most of which sit on larger lots of .25 acres or more. Some streets contain sidewalks abutting rows of cozy Craftsmans, stately Greek Revivals, elegant Queen Anne's and vibrant American Foursquares, just to name a few. And according to Marks, because some homes used to contain a servant's quarters, "a few of the houses are actually duplexes, not single-family homes, even though they might look like it." But Irvington's popularity also means higher home prices than in comparison to most of Portland, with most valued at anywhere between $750,000 and over $1 million.
The Lion and Rose B&B occupies a charming Queen Anne home on 15th Avenue.
This classic Craftsman home enjoys a spacious corner lot in Irvington.
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Some of Oregon's best public schools
Irvington's various selection of high-performing schools is a major factor for many home buyers who move there. Students often begin at Irvington Elementary, which is located right in the neighborhood and gets a score of B from Niche. From there, the next step is Harriet Tubman Middle, which gets a B-minus score from Niche. Once they reach high school, students are split between two options. Jefferson High gets a B-minus score from Niche and is the 6th most diverse school in Oregon. The other option is Grant High, which Niche gives a score of A-minus and ranks it as the 6th best school in the state for student athletes.
The entrance to Irvington Elementary welcomes students and families.
Harriet Tubman Middle School sits beneath large trees that offer shade from the morning sun.
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Fetch, free throws and volleys
Already a verdant landscape, the neighborhood's centerpiece of Irving Park is both a community hub where both area residents and their pets go to make friends at a dog park. The park's four ball diamonds are sometimes used for youth baseball leagues while others use the basketball courts for a casual game of pickup. Young children's favorite part of Irving Park is its splash pad for cooling off while adults prefer to pack the tennis courts. And on rainy days, the Irvington Tennis Club's indoor courts offer a way to skip the rematch.
Let your pups roam free at Irvington Park’s off-leash area.
Irvington Park's playground and tree covered walking path in the Irvington neighborhood.
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Mischievous running groups
Irving Park is also a frequent meetup location for events and community groups, such as local art exhibitions and running clubs. Perhaps the most intriguing activity that assembles at Irving Park is "hashing," a popular activity for Portland that combines group running with orienteering and other shenanigans.
Vegan eateries and women's sports bars
Though mostly residential, Irvington's boundary streets contain many beloved eateries and stores. "Irvington is mostly houses, but if you go down to Broadway there's some great food options," says Marks. "When you look at the sheer variety of food along Broadway, there's just so much to choose from." Many health-conscious diners head that way for a vegan meal from Blossoming Lotus. An espresso from Saint Simon Coffee Company is a common way to start the day in Irvington because it is centrally located for all residents. In the evenings, the Sports Bra is a popular establishment for watching female sports with a crowd of neighbors. When eating in, a Whole Foods Market sits directly across Fremont Street from the neighborhood, which some locals walk to.
Saint Simon Coffee Co. provides cozy indoor and outdoor seating in Irvington.
Savor raw vegan nachos at Blossoming Lotus in Irvington.
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Straight shots and easy walks
Irvington is highly walkable and is in fact a destination for many looking to admire the neighborhood's homes and natural beauty while exercising. But most residents will rely on a car for their commutes. That is because public transportation, though available, is not especially bold in Irvington. That stated, bus routes do run along the neighborhood's major north-south streets, which connect with the MAX light rail system less than a mile south. These can also be taken to the Legacy-Emanuel Medical Center – the second-largest hospital in Portland – located less than a mile west of Irvington. The neighborhood also has two bikeshare stations.
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Irvington is a great neighborhood. There is so much close by including restaurants, grocery stores, public transit, and parks. I think they could do more to include more affordable housing in the area.
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Irvington Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Irvington, Portland sell after 34 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Irvington, Portland over the last 12 months is $860,000, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Timeless grandeur blends seamlessly with thoughtful modern upgrades in this remarkable 4,404 sqft Irvington classic. Set on a generous 6,500 sqft lot, this Colonial Revival with Craftsman influences offers 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and a wealth of historic details blended with today's luxuries. Step onto the broad front porch & through the stately entry to find soaring ceilings, box beams,
Declan O'ConnorCascade Hasson Sotheby's International Realty
Lovingly updated Irvington Colonial Revival bungalow with 3 bedrooms including a large primary suite on the main floor. The living room has hardwood floors, built-ins, and a brand new electric fireplace insert. Updated kitchen with granite counters, gas range, and stainless appliances and glass-fronted cabinets. Oversized primary suite includes walk-in closet, private bath, and French doors to
Masterfully Updated 1916 Irvington HomeTimeless elegance meets modern luxury in the heart of Irvington. 4,498sf, 4 bedroom, 3 1⁄2 bath home with high-quality updates and new systems that blend seamlessly with original millwork and classic built-ins to exude warmth and charm. Sip coffee in the sunroom or throw parties in the gracious living room with the gas fireplace roaring. On quiet evenings,
Patrick ClarkChristie's International Real Estate Evergreen
*Open Sun. 11/2 1-3pm* A beautiful colonial where charm meets convenience. Perfectly situated just blocks away from local shops, cafes, and parks while delivering timeless character, thoughtful updates, and a functional floor plan. The main level features a circular flow, beginning in the entryway & proceeding into the oversized living room w/ wood fireplace, picture rail + French doors to a
Welcome to one of Irvington’s most distinguished residences—a grand 7,500 sq. ft. estate blending timeless architectural detail with modern sophistication. Ideally situated on a quiet, tree-lined street, this stately home offers a rare combination of scale, character, and location. Step inside to discover expansive formal and informal living spaces, soaring ceilings, rich hardwoods, custom
Historic Irvington Craftsman on a quiet, tree-lined street—rich with period detail: original millwork, box beams, pocket doors, and gorgeous stained glass. This 6 bedroom, 3 bath home boasts a flexible layout with a main-level (non-conforming) bedroom + en suite, plus four light-filled bedrooms upstairs with built-ins, an original sleeping porch, and a full bath. The 2013 third-floor primary
Located in a well-maintained building on a quiet tree-lined street in the heart of one of Portland's most coveted neighborhoods, this updated 2 Bedroom Unit is sure to please!Features Include:•2 Spacious Bedrooms•1 Updated Bathroom with quartz-topped vanity•816 sq ft•Brand new carpets throughout•Fresh paint•Formal Entry Hall•Large Living Room has a large
Tons of living space + exquisite architecture + fabulous close-in location make this historic 1++ Bedroom apartment a win win! Features include:-Lower Level unit-One Bedroom/One bath plus large den AND sunroom-Hardwood floors throughout spacious rooms-Living room with beautiful decorative fireplace mantel-Formal Dining Room with extensive built-ins-Dishwasher
Featuring tons of living space + exquisite architecture + fabulous close-in location, this historic 1+ Bedroom apartment is a must see! Features include:• Main floor corner unit• One Bedroom/One bath plus den• Hardwood floors throughout spacious rooms• Living room with beautiful decorative fireplace mantel• Formal Dining Room with extensive built-ins• Updated Kitchen
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