Your Guide To
Healy Heights

A Scenic Southwest Neighborhood in Portland, Oregon

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Scenic Living in Healy Heights

Perched in Portland’s Southwest Hills, Healy Heights offers a secluded and peaceful environment just minutes from the city. With tree-lined streets and spacious properties, this residential enclave is known for its stunning views of downtown, Mount Hood, and beyond. The neighborhood features a mix of mid-century modern homes and contemporary estates, many designed to take advantage of the dramatic hillside setting. If you’re looking for a quiet, nature-filled retreat while staying close to urban conveniences, Healy Heights strikes the perfect balance.

While Healy Heights doesn’t have a bustling commercial center, it sits near some of Portland’s most beloved outdoor spaces. Council Crest Park, one of the highest points in the city, is a favorite spot for panoramic views and picnics. The expansive Marquam Nature Park offers wooded trails that connect to the city, making it easy to explore Portland’s natural beauty. Residents also enjoy nearby Hillsdale, which provides shopping, dining, and local amenities without the congestion of downtown.

Though it has a Walk Score of 13, Healy Heights’ proximity to downtown—just 13 minutes by car—makes it an attractive option for those who want both privacy and accessibility. The neighborhood’s winding streets and elevation make biking a challenge, but the nearby trails offer great recreational routes. With its unparalleled views, quiet streets, and access to nature, Healy Heights remains one of Southwest Portland’s most sought-after residential enclaves, offering a lifestyle that feels both exclusive and deeply connected to the outdoors.

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Fun Facts

Highest Point in Portland
Healy Heights is home to Council Crest Park, which sits at 1,073 feet, making it the highest point in Portland.

360-Degree Views
On clear days, you can see five major peaks from Council Crest Park: Mount Hood, Mount St. Helens, Mount Adams, Mount Rainier, and Mount Jefferson.

Starlit Skies
Due to its elevation and reduced light pollution, stargazing is a favorite activity in the neighborhood.

Parks

With 3% of the neighborhood dedicated to green space, Healy Heights offers a peaceful retreat from city life. Healy Heights Park is a small but cherished community space with a playground, soccer field, and basketball court, making it a favorite for families and active residents. Just beyond the neighborhood, Marquam Nature Park provides miles of hiking trails and lush forested areas, perfect for weekend adventures. Nearby Council Crest Park offers some of the best panoramic views in Portland, drawing residents and visitors alike for picnics and sunset-watching. Though Healy Heights is primarily residential, its proximity to these natural spaces adds to its tranquil charm.

Points of Interest

While Healy Heights maintains a quiet, residential feel, its location near some of Portland’s best outdoor spaces makes it a sought-after area for nature lovers. The scenic trails of Marquam Nature Park wind through dense woodlands, connecting hikers to downtown Portland and beyond. Just a short drive away, Council Crest Park sits at one of the city's highest points, offering breathtaking views of Mount Hood, Mount St. Helens, and the city skyline. Though commercial areas are limited within Healy Heights itself, residents can easily access the nearby Hillsdale and Southwest Hills districts for dining, shopping, and local services.

Getting Around

With a Walk Score of 13, Healy Heights is a car-dependent neighborhood, but its location ensures quick access to key parts of the city. Downtown Portland is just 13 minutes away by car, making it convenient for commuters and city-goers. While public transit options are somewhat limited, TriMet bus lines provide connections to MAX stations and other parts of Portland. The neighborhood's hilly terrain and limited bike lanes make cycling challenging, but dedicated riders can take advantage of scenic routes leading to nearby parks and downtown. For those seeking a quiet residential environment with easy access to nature and the city, Healy Heights delivers a balance of both worlds.

Schools*

Elementary: Ainsworth Elementary School
Middle: West Sylvan Middle School
High School: Lincoln High School
Private: Oregon Episcopal School, Catlin Gabel School

*School boundaries can change over time, so it’s always a good idea to verify school assignments for any home you’re considering.

Check out Portland Public Schools’ general school map here or use their school finder tool here to get specific information for a property address.

All information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Readers are encouraged to independently verify details to ensure accuracy.

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At Campbell Salgado Real Estate Group, we’re here to help you experience the allure of Healy Heights.

With its unparalleled views, peaceful surroundings, and access to Portland’s finest parks, this neighborhood offers a truly unique living experience. Whether you’re drawn to its architectural variety or its sense of calm, we’re here to help you find the perfect home. Call or text us at 503-951-8547 to learn more about making Healy Heights your next address.

Kim Campbell & Francisco Salgado