Sexton Mountain

Growing up in an urban neighborhood of Sexton Mountain in Beaverton, Oregon, maybe a resident’s dream. The area’s population density makes it ideal for families who want peace and quiet but also close enough to amenities like shopping centers where they can find all that life throws at them.

The Sexton Mountain neighborhood is a small, exclusive community in which to live. It has one of the highest median prices ($541,183) for real estate around, and that’s not surprising when you consider how pristine and picturesque this area can be. The Sexton Mountain neighborhood is more expensive than 61.3% of the neighborhoods in Oregon and 76.2 percent of all U.S. neighborhoods. It’s also one-of-a-kind with its lush green views that will make you thankful every day for this beautiful place we call home.

Renting a home in the Sexton Mountain neighborhood is not cheap. The average rental price for houses and condos there currently stands at $2,375 – which makes it higher than 88% of all other areas within Oregon.

The Sexton Mountain neighborhood is home to some of the most beautiful places in all of Beaverton. The area’s real estate consists primarily of small-sized single-family homes with medium-sized four or more bedrooms, large five+ bedroom houses as well apartment complexes that offer high rises towering above street level views exclusively comprised by clouds at sunset time.

You’ll find Sexton Mountain’s real estate equally as diverse when it comes down to what type of property you’re looking for – whether its something affordable or luxurious with modern amenities attached; there really isn’t any shortage of options here, so take your time browsing through each listing until something catches your eye.

The Sexton Mountain neighborhood is an up-and-coming area, with many new developments currently underway. In recent years there have been a number of owner-occupied homes that were built between 1970 and 1999, as well as some 2000s construction too.

The Sexton Mountain neighborhood is a great place to live with low crime rates and excellent schools. The area has a very low vacancy rate, which means that there are few available homes for purchase. This is especially acute in this particular neighborhood because of its high demand to supply ratio compared with other areas across America.

In Sexton Mountain, most people don’t need to commute. 19% of residents work from home, and avoiding a traffic-clogged street is worth all those extra minutes in front of your computer screen.

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