If you're thinking about moving to Beaverton, Oregon, Sexton Mountain is a hillside neighborhood on the city's southwest edge worth a look — officially recognized by the City of Beaverton with its own dedicated neighborhood page.
Beaverton itself sits about 8 miles west of downtown Portland.
Explore Homes for Sale
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Inventory and pricing change quickly — these links show what's currently on the market rather than numbers from when this was written.
What Is It Like Living in Sexton Mountain in Beaverton, OR?
Sexton Mountain has a genuinely elevated, hillside setting — a mix of homes built mostly in the 1990s and 2000s, with a quieter, more suburban feel than central Beaverton.
Where Is Sexton Mountain Located?
Sexton Mountain sits on the southwestern edge of Beaverton, which itself is about 8 miles west of downtown Portland.
Homes in Sexton Mountain
Housing here is a mix from the 1990s and 2000s on hillside, elevated lots — expect more topography and views than in flatter parts of Beaverton, along with the tradeoffs that come with hillside construction.
How Much Do Homes Cost in Sexton Mountain?
Pricing depends on size, condition, updates, the lot and exactly where a property sits in the neighborhood, and it moves with the market — a fixed range printed here would go stale fast.
See current Sexton Mountain homes for sale: https://jamiemeushawrealestate.com/properties/neighborhood-Sexton%20Mountain,%20Beaverton,%20OR/?box=-122.84966496265906%2C45.45019448506264%2C-122.83317438433946%2C45.463238819008524
Parks, Trails & Things to Do Near Sexton Mountain
The Westside Regional Trail runs through Sexton Mountain, connecting to several parks within the neighborhood — a real, usable outdoor amenity built into the area.
Schools Serving Sexton Mountain
Sexton Mountain is in the Beaverton School District.
School boundaries and assignments can change. Buyers should verify current school assignments directly with the school district.
Commute & Getting Around
OR-217 (the Beaverton-Tigard Freeway) and US-26 (Sunset Highway) both serve Beaverton, and TriMet's WES commuter rail connects Beaverton and Tigard. OR-217 in particular sees real congestion at peak hours — worth testing your actual route rather than trusting a map estimate.
Pros & Considerations of Living in Sexton Mountain
Reasons Buyers May Consider
Hillside setting: elevated lots and more topography than central Beaverton.
Westside Regional Trail access: a real, built-in outdoor amenity connecting to several neighborhood parks.
City-recognized neighborhood: Beaverton's own site has a dedicated Sexton Mountain page — this is a genuinely established, defined area.
Things to Consider
Hillside construction: elevated lots can mean more retaining walls, drainage considerations and steeper driveways — worth a close look during inspection.
OR-217 congestion: a real factor at peak commute hours — test your specific route and timing.
Distance from central Beaverton: being on the southwest edge means a slightly longer drive to the core retail and transit hub.
Should You Consider Sexton Mountain if You're Moving to Beaverton, OR?
If a quieter, hillside setting with real trail access is what you're after in Beaverton, Sexton Mountain is worth a look — and worth comparing against other southwest Beaverton neighborhoods for lot orientation and views.
See Homes in Sexton Mountain
View homes currently for sale in Sexton Mountain: https://jamiemeushawrealestate.com/properties/neighborhood-Sexton%20Mountain,%20Beaverton,%20OR/?box=-122.84966496265906%2C45.45019448506264%2C-122.83317438433946%2C45.463238819008524
View all homes for sale in Beaverton, OR: https://jamiemeushawrealestate.com/properties/city-Beaverton,%20OR/
Don't see the right home? Inventory in individual neighborhoods can be limited — nearby neighborhoods with similar homes, locations and amenities are often worth a look too.
Moving to Beaverton, OR or the Surrounding Area?
Jamie's YouTube channel has a growing library of videos covering Camas, Vancouver and other communities throughout Southwest Washington and the Portland metro area — a good way to get a feel for different neighborhoods and housing options before making a move.
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