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Six Peaks is one of Redmond's subdivisions. The drawing above is the ground under Six Peaks: its streets and water, from US Census TIGER data.
Homes for sale in Six Peaks.
sold in the last 90 days
Detached single-family (Houses) active and pending marks inside the recorded Six Peaks boundary, from the same Oregon Data Share listing tiles the map draws. The outline is the 2 recorded phases of Six Peaks joined into one shape, from Deschutes County GIS recorded subdivisions. Lot lines come from the county assessor’s tax maps. They show the recorded shape of a parcel, not a survey, and they are not a legal boundary. Order a survey before you rely on a line. Roads, rivers and lakes: US Census TIGER/Line 2024, drawn in this map's own projection.
More about this areaSix Peaks homes for sale · Redmond real estate · Map of Six Peaks
Six Peaks · 2 recorded phases
Six Peaks was recorded with the county as 2 separate phases. Each phase has its own map, its own sales and its own page.
Deschutes and Crook County recorded subdivisions: the 2 recorded phases, units, additions and replats whose county names share the name Six Peaks. Each count is that phase's own lifetime closed sales from the regional MLS through Oregon Data Share, a sale counted when its coordinates fall inside the phase's recorded boundary or it was filed under the phase's name. Every property type. A replat's sales also sit inside the phase it replatted, so these counts are not added into one total here.
1 for sale
regional MLS through Oregon Data Share: every listing inside Six Peaks that is for sale, or under contract and still showing, every property type. · updated Oct 15, 2026
Six Peaks · Nearby
The Central Oregon master-plan communities on this site, from the resort registry.
Six Peaks · Sold
Closed sales 3 in 2026 so far.
| Closed sales | |
|---|---|
| 2004 | 1 |
| 2005 | 9 |
| 2006 | 10 |
| 2007 | 4 |
| 2009 | 9 |
| 2010 | 8 |
| 2011 | 10 |
| 2012 | 5 |
| 2013 | 1 |
| 2014 | 5 |
| 2015 | 8 |
| 2016 | 6 |
| 2017 | 5 |
| 2018 | 8 |
| 2019 | 3 |
| 2020 | 5 |
| 2022 | 4 |
| 2023 | 4 |
| 2024 | 3 |
| 2025 | 4 |
| 2026 | 3 to date |
regional MLS through Oregon Data Share, every closed sale whose recorded coordinates fall inside the outline of the 2 recorded phases of Six Peaks, each sale counted once however many phases overlap it. Lifetime, every property type; the by-year series is the same set grouped by the year of the close. Counts only: a closed-price statistic at this grain is withheld.
Six Peaks · What did not sell
public.subdivision_plat_unsold_mv, the plat's own row: listings with StandardStatus Expired, Canceled or Withdrawn and an off-market date between 2025-09-09 and 2026-09-09, attributed to the recorded plat by point-in-polygon (0) and by MLS subdivision name (2), counted once each. Days listed is the contract date to the off-market date, median over 2 of the 2 that carry both dates; none of them cut the ask. Internet-display and IDX opt-outs are excluded, as everywhere else on the site. · updated Sep 9, 2026
2 homes came off the market in Six Peaks without selling in the twelve months to Sep 9, 2026, the middle one ran 138 days, and not one of them cut the ask first.
Market Truth region row for Redmond (market_metric, detached segment): 264 active against the closed pace, complete through 2026-10-14. Months of supply is active listings over the last six months of closings divided by six. · updated Oct 15, 2026
Six Peaks · Sales history
47 single-family homes have closed in Six Peaks since 2006. Each row opens the Central Oregon closed-sales explorer at that year, which covers a wider area than this plat.
live MLS through Oregon Data Share, closed single-family sales recorded under the MLS subdivision name Six Peaks — matched by that name, not by the recorded plat boundary — grouped by calendar year. Never an individual sale. Counts only: a closed-price statistic at this grain is withheld, because most plats never reach ten detached sales in 36 months and a median of that is not a fact.
Single-family homes sold each year.
Supabase listings through the get_subdivision_sales_history function: single-family closed sales (PropertyType 'A', status closed, a close date and a close price) whose MLS subdivision name slugs to this plat, grouped by close year. REGISTRY: this grain publishes counts, not a closed-sale median. 46 closings across 16 years, 2006 to 2024. 2026 is still in progress and is not charted. No median price is charted.
Six Peaks · By the numbers
Each answer carries the one figure it is about and where that figure came from. A statistic this plat is too small to state honestly is left out rather than estimated.
Too few homes have sold in Six Peaks on their own to publish a months-of-supply reading.
1 single-family homes closed in Six Peaks in 2024, so the Redmond market as a whole is the better guide. Ask us and we will read the comparable sales for your street instead.
2 single-family homes closed in 2023.
live MLS through Oregon Data Share, closed single-family sales recorded under the MLS subdivision name Six Peaks — matched by that name, not by the recorded plat boundary — grouped by calendar year. Never an individual sale. Counts only: a closed-price statistic at this grain is withheld, because most plats never reach ten detached sales in 36 months and a median of that is not a fact
115 sales have closed inside the Six Peaks boundary across every year the MLS holds.
They are counted by where the home actually sits, not by the subdivision name a listing was filed under, so a home inside Six Peaks counts here even when the MLS recorded it under a larger name.
regional MLS through Oregon Data Share, every closed sale whose recorded coordinates fall inside the outline of the 2 recorded phases of Six Peaks, each sale counted once however many phases overlap it. Lifetime, every property type; the by-year series is the same set grouped by the year of the close. Counts only: a closed-price statistic at this grain is withheld
Give us your street address and we will send back a written valuation for it: the number, the comparable sales, and what we would list at.
We build it on the 1 single-family homes that closed in Six Peaks in 2024, plus what your home has that those did not.
Start a valuationlive MLS through Oregon Data Share, closed single-family sales recorded under the MLS subdivision name Six Peaks — matched by that name, not by the recorded plat boundary — grouped by calendar year. Never an individual sale. Counts only: a closed-price statistic at this grain is withheld, because most plats never reach ten detached sales in 36 months and a median of that is not a fact
