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Idyllic suburb at the edge of Ashland's city limits
Near the Rogue Valley countryside along the northeastern edge of Ashland is the residential subdivision of Quiet Village, which lives up to its name. Sprawling farmlands and mountains sit directly north of the neighborhood, shielding it from urban noise even though downtown is just about a mile away. The suburban area has a handful of parks and natural areas, including Ashland Pond and Ashland Dog Park. Residential construction is ongoing, but the Ashland community and local government will only develop within the city limits to preserve the surrounding natural landscape. “I oftentimes see parents with their children riding bicycles to stores around town; there’s really an emphasis in this area on teaching the next generation about conservation and protecting our environment,” says Katherine Soditus, an Ashland native and principal broker with Real Estate Alliance & Lease.
Quiet Village is surrounded by stunning scenery.
Quiet Village offers a variety oh home styles.
Find your new home in Quiet Village.
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Midcentury homes and contemporary new builds
Quiet Village’s winding roads and cul-de-sacs are lined with single-family homes. Its architecture includes everything from mid-century ranchers and bungalows to Craftsman-style residences and contemporary new builds that came online in the past decade. “There’s a kaleidoscope of housing styles here,” Soditus says. “The closer to the downtown area, the more you’ll find older Craftsman and Victorian homes. In the more suburban parts is where you’ll see a lot more modern construction.” Most homes here cost between $400,000 and $800,000, and more than half the area’s residential properties feature paved driveways and garages, although people also park their cars on the street. Pine trees, hedges and wildflowers pepper front yards, complimenting the rural surroundings. Roads are flat and level, even though the mountainous Rogue Valley encompasses the neighborhood.
Quiet Village offers a variety oh home styles.
Contemporary homes are popping up around Quiet Village.
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Ashland High School students can earn college credits
Students who live in Quiet Village are zoned for the Ashland School District, which receives an overall A-minus rating from Niche. Kindergarten through fifth grade students can walk to Helman Elementary School located at the center of the neighborhood, while older students can attend Ashland Middle and Ashland High School. All three schools earn A-minus Niche scores. Ashland High School students can earn college credits at Southern Oregon University, a local public college founded in 1872. “Because of Southern Oregon University, the town’s college scene and Ashland as a whole have seen a lot of recent growth and continue to grow,” Soditus says.
Helman Elementary School has a large campus in Ashland.
Ashland Middle School is a wonderful school for new students in the Ashland neighborhood.
Ashland High School has an amazing football field.
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Off leash at Ashland Dog Park
Bikers ride along the Bear Creek Greenway, a 20-mile paved regional path running along Quiet Village’s northern boundary. Residents walk their dogs and watch for birds at Ashland Pond, a secluded outdoor spot with a small pond along the Greenway. Dogs roam off-leash at the Ashland Dog Park, a 2-acre fenced-in space where pet owners relax. The next-door Ashland BMX Park includes a dirt pump track and jump features for bikers and motocross enthusiasts. At the neighborhood’s southernmost point is the 7-acre Ashland Creek Park, which features a playground, community garden and a walking path encircling a multi-purpose athletic field.
Ashland Dog Park.
Going for a dog walk is a popular task for locals in Quiet Village.
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Quiet Village residents rely on cars for transportation
Driving is the primary form of transportation in Quiet Village, even though its sidewalks and level terrain make for a walkable and bikeable neighborhood. The major West Coast highway, Interstate 5, runs next to Quiet Village, linking it with Medford 13 miles north. The Rogue Valley International Medford Airport is about 16 miles away and offers over a dozen direct domestic flights. Rogue Valley Transportation District operates bus routes throughout Ashland; the closest bus stop to Quiet Village is a couple blocks away along Main Street. The Asante Ashland Community Hospital is a 1-mile drive away and offers 24-hour emergency services.
Annual Halloween parade draws thousands
Every year, people come to Ashland for shows at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, which sits in the heart of downtown. The multi-theater venue starts its season in late spring and wraps up every year around midwinter. “The Shakespeare Festival is a legendary seasonal event with dozens of plays and performances that often attract global attention,” says Taylor Lore, a local broker with Coldwell Banker Pro West Real Estate. The city recognizes Halloween in late October by organizing a massive parade along Main Street. “Ashland’s Halloween Parade has been a staple event for decades; folks from all over the country come to celebrate and spectate,” Lore says. The parade has occurred every year since 1990 and draws thousands of participants.
Big Al's Drive-In has served burgers since 1973
Residents can dine at nearby restaurants along Main Street, including Big Al’s Drive-In, a hamburger joint that opened in 1973. The Breadboard serves country-style American fare in a retro diner interior. Residents can make the mile-long drive to shop at boutiques like Elder Apothecary and Tree House Books at the Downtown Plaza shopping center. The Ashland Food Co-op, a community-owned and operated grocery store, is also a 1-mile drive from Quiet Village. Grapes grow on vineyard trees in the rural areas surrounding the city. An actual European castle houses Belle Fiore Winery, which is 6 miles away. “Belle Fiore Winery is home to a 14th-century castle from Italy that was disassembled and literally shipped to Ashland piece by piece,” says Soditus.
Big Al's Drive In is a staple for burgers in Quiet Village.
The interior of Big Al's Drive In in Quiet Village is very interesting.
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Parks in this Area
Ashland Dog Park
Transit
Airport
Rogue Valley International - Medford
24 min drive
Quiet Village Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Quiet Village, Ashland sell after 68 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Quiet Village, Ashland over the last 12 months is $354,990, down 74% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
This charming and modernized Victorian has it all! Very close to Ashland's downtown, the home is a stunning showcase that has been extensively renovated & updated. The ground floor has 2 ensuite bdrms, an office, and a private guest suite with a full bathroom & sitting room. The light-filled living room has a gas fireplace with access to multiple outdoor decks. A chef's kitchen flaunts a 48'' gas
Enjoy expansive views from this 2021/2022 built, energy-efficient home, just under a mile from downtown Ashland. Thoughtfully designed for comfortable main-level living, the open floor plan features sizable windows with custom blinds, a sliding glass door to the back deck, a cozy gas fireplace, and well-appointed kitchen with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stainless-steel appliances.
Well-kept home with a great location just a short distance to beautiful downtown Ashland and within the sought-after Helman Elementary School zone. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms with approx. 1450 SF. Oak flooring throughout the living room, kitchen and dining areas. Spacious kitchen with center island, built-in desk and newer appliances. A couple stair treads from the kitchen/ dining area to the
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
1,511
Median Age
51
Population under 18
19.3%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
31.8%
Above the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$78,585
Above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$94,962
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
98.6%
College Graduates
50.7%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
35.7%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
58.5%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
19''
Average Winter Low Temperature
29°F
Average Summer High Temperature
88°F
Annual Snowfall
8''
Area Factors
Bikeable
Bike Score®
61/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
32/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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