Move-in ready 3BR/2.5BA with deck, yard and easy I‑205 access
Estimate anchored to the provided list price ($495,000), adjusted ±5–6% to reflect recent market activity for similar 3BR / ~1,500 SF homes in Oregon City. No live comparable sales search was performed.
This bright, well-laid-out Traditional home offers a practical combination of daily comfort and easy entertaining. The main level centers on an open great room where the living and dining spaces flow directly into the kitchen and out to a patio and deck — perfect for barbecues, gardening, and casual outdoor gatherings. Recent improvements include a newer roof and a refreshed half-bath on the main floor, reducing near-term maintenance needs.
Upstairs you'll find three generously proportioned bedrooms thoughtfully grouped together. The primary suite includes a spacious walk-in closet and direct access to the laundry area, an efficiency that makes everyday life noticeably smoother. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath complete the upper level, offering room for guests, a home office, or a hobby space.
Storage and parking are standout features: an oversized tandem garage provides room for a workshop, storage racks, or a hobbyist’s gear, while the wide driveway accommodates extra vehicles for guests or an RV/camp trailer (seller notes parking for up to four vehicles). The private-street setting contributes to a calm, residential feel while keeping you only minutes from the shops, cafes, and services of historic downtown Oregon City.
Practical yet comfortable, this 2005-built home sits on a low-maintenance ~4,791 SF lot and is ideal for buyers who want a ready-to-live-in property with functional storage and strong commute access (I‑205 nearby). Schedule a showing to see how well this home balances daily convenience with outdoor space and storage flexibility.
14114 Rock St, Oregon City, OR 97045
This property sits on a quiet private street just a short drive from historic downtown Oregon City. The neighborhood is anchored by single-family homes built predominantly in the late 1990s–2000s, offering mature landscaping, easy access to local parks and trails, and a community-oriented feel. Downtown's shops, eateries, and civic amenities are close by, while I‑205 provides straightforward regional connections.
Close to local parks, the End of the Oregon Trail interpretive sites, and riverside trails — easy access to outdoor recreation and family-friendly spaces.
Oregon City remains a popular choice for buyers who want more space and lower price points than inner Portland while keeping a reasonable commute via I‑205. As of early 2026, the neighborhood market for 3BR single-family homes is largely balanced to slightly seller-favorable, with median sale prices in the area around the low‑to‑mid $400Ks to low $500Ks depending on condition and lot. Inventory has recovered from pandemic lows, giving buyers more options but still rewarding move-in-ready homes that require little immediate work. For owner-occupiers, this home offers a competitive entry with good long-term hold potential. For investors, rental demand for family homes near schools and transit corridors remains steady, supporting gross rents in the $2,200–$2,700/month band for similar properties.
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