Homes for Sale in Sherwood, Oregon

Sherwood and Tualatin sit a few minutes apart on the south end of Washington County and share many of the same employers and schools, but they appeal to different buyers. Sherwood has a smaller, more preserved historic downtown along SW Pine Street, more recent suburban growth on its west side, and tends to feel more rural at the city edges where farmland still meets the residential grid. Tualatin sits closer to I-5, has a wider mix of housing stock including more condo and townhouse options, and has a larger commercial base around Bridgeport Village, Nyberg Rivers, and the Tualatin business corridor. Buyers prioritizing small-town character, newer subdivisions, and a slower pace often pick Sherwood. Buyers prioritizing I-5 access, retail proximity, and more diverse inventory often pick Tualatin.

Old Town Sherwood, centered on SW Pine Street and the residential blocks immediately around it, has Craftsman, bungalow, and farmhouse housing stock from the 1900s through the 1940s on smaller lots, with mature street trees and walkability to Pine Street shops, restaurants, and the Sherwood Center Stage theater. West Sherwood, on the city's west side around Highway 99W and the Edy Road corridor, has predominantly newer construction from the 1990s through current builds with planned-community design, two-story floorplans, and larger lots. Old Town homes typically need more renovation work but offer the strongest historic character and walkability. West Sherwood offers updated finishes, modern floorplans, and larger square footage at a higher price per square foot.

Property taxes in Sherwood vary by location and which special service districts a home falls within, including Sherwood School District bonds, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, and any city service overlays. Newer subdivisions in West Sherwood, particularly in areas annexed since the 2000s, often carry higher effective tax rates than Old Town Sherwood properties due to additional bond measures and infrastructure overlays. Most new construction subdivisions in Sherwood include HOA fees ranging from modest amounts for basic shared services to higher fees for communities with private streets, pools, or extensive landscaping. Always verify the current tax rate and any HOA obligations on the specific property before writing an offer. I review these details with every buyer during showing.

Yes. Sherwood has active new construction at multiple price points, with concentrations in West Sherwood along the Edy Road corridor, in subdivisions on the south edge of the city near Brookman Road, and in select infill projects throughout the older residential grid. Inventory shifts month to month as builders complete phases. The New Construction filter above shows current Sherwood listings built in 2024 or later. For homes still under construction or in early release, contact me directly so I can match you with the right builder representative.