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West Linn, Oregon

Clackamas County | Population: ~27,000 | Portland Metro

Living in West Linn

Perched above the Willamette and Tualatin Rivers, West Linn is one of the Portland metro’s more affluent, well-schooled suburbs, known for its wooded lots, river access, and small-town downtown core.

Robinwood and Mapleton offer larger, view-oriented lots, while Willamette (the historic downtown village) provides walkable, small-town charm near the river.

West Linn Oregon Real Estate & Home Loans
Popular Neighborhoods

Willamette — A walkable historic village along the Willamette River.

Bolton — Established residential streets near downtown.

Sunset — Hillside homes with territorial views.

Tanner Basin — Newer development near Tanner Creek.

Hidden Springs — Family-friendly streets near Hidden Springs Elementary.

Rosemont Summit — Homes near Rosemont Ridge Middle School.

Robinwood — Larger, view-oriented lots.

Mapleton — An established residential pocket.

Marylhurst-Adjacent — Homes near the river and the former Marylhurst University campus.

Barrington Heights — A hillside residential development.

Why Buyers Love It Here
  • Willamette Falls and river access from several city parks
  • Top-rated West Linn-Wilsonville School District
  • Wooded, view-oriented lots common throughout the city
  • Close to both I-205 and I-5 for Portland commuters
West Linn Real Estate Market

West Linn commands some of the higher price points in Clackamas County, driven by school district reputation, lot size, and river or territorial views.

West Linn Oregon School & Public Transit Grade Ratings

Grades modeled on Niche.com’s Public Schools and Commute categories; Public Transit reflects the Commute grade, the closest available proxy. 

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