Redmond, Oregon
Source: live MLS through Oregon Data Share, active single-family listings across every MLS subdivision name Eagle Crest is filed under. Median days to pending comes from the Eagle Crest market pulse row.
Listed here: the 24 highest-priced of the 98 active single-family homes in Eagle Crest.
Source: live MLS through Oregon Data Share, active single-family listings across every MLS subdivision name Eagle Crest is filed under, plotted at the coordinates the feed reports
Eagle Crest · Last 12 months
Source: closed MLS sales through Oregon Data Share, Eagle Crest single-family homes, rolling 365 days. Closed sales, not active inventory
Eagle Crest · The place
Eagle Crest is a master-planned golf resort community on the high desert west of Redmond, Oregon, in Deschutes County. The resort spans 1,700 acres along the rim of the Deschutes River canyon, about 6 miles west of Redmond. Home development began in 1985 and grew in three phases, first on the resort side near the Deschutes River, then across Cline Falls Road into the Ridge area.
Golf anchors the community. Eagle Crest operates three courses open year round. The Resort Course is the original layout, an 18-hole par-72 course designed by Gene Mason that plays 6,673 yards from the back tees and runs along the river canyon through the first phase of homes. The Ridge Course, completed in 1993 and designed by John Thronson, is an 18-hole par-72 that plays 6,927 yards through native juniper. A third course, the par-63 Challenge Course, rounds out the lineup for shorter rounds.
Beyond golf, the resort carries amenities most Central Oregon neighborhoods do not. Eagle Crest has five pools, three sports centers, and an 18-hole putting course, plus a spa and trails with access to the Deschutes River. The 100-room Inn at Eagle Crest serves visitors and gives the community a hotel and conference base at its center.
The housing here covers a wide range. The resort side holds the original home sites and condominium and townhome groupings overlooking the river canyon and the Resort Course fairways. The Ridge side carries a larger set of subdivisions built out over more than a decade, mixing single-family homes, cottages, and attached units. That spread means buyers can find anything from a lock-and-leave second home to a full-time residence on a fairway lot.
What draws people to Eagle Crest is the combination of resort access and year-round living in one gated setting. Owners get the courses, the pools, the sports centers, and the river trails on site, with Redmond a short drive east for an airport and daily needs and Bend reachable within the wider Central Oregon corridor. The result is a community that works as both a vacation base and a primary home.
If you are weighing a home, a cottage, or a condominium at Eagle Crest, we can walk you through what is currently on the market and how the resort side and the Ridge side differ on price, setting, and homeowner costs. Reach out to our team when you are ready to look at current listings.
Founded 1985 · 1,700 acres
10 minutes to Downtown Redmond (6 miles via Cline Falls Highway) · 14 minutes to Redmond Airport (RDM) (Roberts Field, about 7.8 miles by road) · 30 minutes to Bend / Old Mill District (16 miles south via US-97)
Resort Course (Resort guests and residents) · Ridge Course (Resort guests and residents) · Challenge Course (Resort guests and residents)
Resort Sports Center (Pass required) · Ridge Sports Center (Pass required) · Lakeside Sports Center (Pass required) · Trails Network (Residents and guests)
The Spa at Eagle Crest (Resort guests and residents)
Niblick and Greene's (Resort guests and residents)
The Lodge and Conference Center (Hotel guests; private events)
Three 18-hole courses: Resort (par 72, 6,672 yds, Gene Mason), Ridge (par 72, 6,927 yds, John Thronson, host of the Oregon Open), and Challenge (par 63, 4,160 yds). An 18-hole live-turf putting course is also on site.
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Eagle Crest is inside Redmond School District 2J, the district serving Redmond. Assignment is by address, so confirm the school for a specific home before you rely on it.
Short-term rental potential in Eagle Crest varies by HOA rules, community covenants, and Oregon regulations. Ask for the current rental guidelines before you assume what is permitted or what it could earn.
The MLS files these homes under more than one subdivision name, and every one of them counts toward the figures above.
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Common questions
The median list price for a single-family home in Eagle Crest is $540,000 as of August 2026, based on live MLS data.
There are 98 active single-family listings in Eagle Crest as of August 2026.
Single-family homes in Eagle Crest took a median of 53 days to go pending as of August 2026.
97 single-family homes sold in Eagle Crest over the past 12 months as of August 2026.
Eagle Crest includes Eagle Crest, Ridge At Eagle Crest, Cline Falls Oasis, Coppermill, Cline Falls Mob Park. Homes across these subdivisions are marketed under the Eagle Crest community umbrella on the MLS.
Homes in Eagle Crest are served by Redmond School District 2J. The specific elementary, middle, and high school assigned to a home depends on its address within the district. Visit our schools page for the full list of schools in the district.
Market figures on this page come from the regional MLS through Oregon Data Share. Market data updated August 2026.