Columbia River waterfront estate along Evergreen Highway
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Columbia River & Evergreen Highway

River views, distinctive architecture, and landmark properties along Vancouver’s most storied waterfront corridor.

Median Luxury

$1.85M

Days on Market

28

Best Known For

Waterfront

To Portland

15 min

Interior of a Columbia River waterfront estate

Why the Corridor

Vancouver’s storied waterfront

Along Evergreen Highway and the river’s edge sit some of the county’s most distinctive homes — riverfront estates, architect-designed residences, and legacy properties held for generations.

Inventory is scarce and highly property-specific; pricing and diligence here reward a careful, individual read.

Life on the corridor

The River

Direct Columbia River frontage, dock potential, and unbroken water views define the corridor.

Access

Minutes to downtown Vancouver, the waterfront district, and Portland across the river.

Character

Mature, established streets and architecturally significant homes with real provenance.

What You’ll Find

Homes on the corridor

Riverfront estates, architect-designed residences, and rare legacy properties — the county’s most individual luxury segment.

Riverfront estates$2M – $5M+
Architect-designed residences$1.5M – $2.8M
View homes off the water$1.1M – $1.7M

Illustrative ranges

Along the Corridor

Where to look

Evergreen HighwayThe signature riverfront lane — estates and legacy homes directly on the water.
Ellsworth & RiverwoodEstablished view neighborhoods just above the river.
Airport Green & DuboisRiverside pockets with a mix of custom and mid-century homes.

What to Weigh

Before you commit

01
Shoreline & floodSetbacks, flood mapping, drainage, and insurance availability all matter on the water.
02
Dock & bulkheadConfirm rights, permits, and maintenance responsibilities for water access.
03
Provenance & systemsOlder landmark homes reward a close look at updates, systems, and title history.

Columbia River & Evergreen Highway

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