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Small-town living in southwest Oregon
Azalea is a rural, recreational area that used to be a gold mining area in the mid-1800s. Today, the community offers people more convenience than gold, as it sits right on Interstate 5 -- the main highway in the area. “It’s halfway between Grants Pass and Roseburg, which both have major employers,” says Brett Findlay, a Real Estate Broker with North Count Realty who has lived in Southwest Oregon his entire life. Families tend to stay in the area for generations, which Findlay says has created a small-town feel. Azalea attracts outdoor enthusiasts with its high elevation of 1600 ft.– many people hike the Klamath mountains. “It’s a beautiful area,” Findlay says.
Witness the elegant beauty of horses in Azalea, enhancing the charm of rural life.
Visit Azalea for a perfect blend of history, nature, and small-town charm.
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Ranch-style homes starting at $350,000
Azalea has ranch-style homes priced between $350,000 and $500,000 and farmhouses priced between $500,000 and $650,000. The price range depends on the number of bedrooms and acreage size. “The area usually has friendlier prices compared to other areas in Douglas County,” Findlay says. “I’ve also seen many people move here from California for better prices.” Most homes are surrounded by woodsy forests and the Klamath Mountains. No matter the home type, properties have front porches with sidewalks that lead to paved driveways.
Discover the charm of rural living in Azalea’s serene and spacious countryside homes.
Azalea's rural homes offer the perfect blend of tranquility and natural beauty.
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Picnics at Long Fibre County Park
Long Fibre County Park is the nearest green space with picnic and barbecue areas 5 miles away. “There’s an awesome historic creek nearby,” says Kendon Leet, the Broker/Owner of Kendon Leet Real Estate, who has lived in southwest Oregon for over four decades. Starveout Creek used to be a major mining location in the area -- today, people still visit to recreationally search for gold and fish. Glendale City Park, just 11 miles away, has an 18-hole disc golf course, baseball field and horseshoe pits. Chief Miwaleta Campground has three cabins priced at $65 a night for a quick getaway 4 miles away.
Enjoy peaceful walks and picnics at Long Fibre County Park, a hidden gem in Azalea.
Enjoy a festive atmosphere with friends and family at a park party in Azalea.
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Gardening at Glendale Elementary School
The Glendale School District serves children in Azalea. It’s the southernmost school district in Douglas County with a campus of 300 students from kindergarten to high school. Glendale Elementary School has a 6/10 rating from GreatSchools and a community garden. The district has farm-to-table cafeteria meals. Glendale High School receives a C-plus from Niche. Azalea Community Church, the area’s only place of worship, has a children’s ministry that teaches kids from kindergarten through sixth grade. Fir Point Bible Conference is a religious camping retreat center 12 miles away. It hosts a couples retreat in February, a family retreat in September, a spring retreat in March and a fall retreat in November.
Commuting via Interstate 5
People use I-5 to reach work and cities such as Canyonville 11 miles away. Azalea offers no public transportation. In case of emergency, the VA Roseburg Health Care System is 38 miles away. Roseburg Regional Airport is used for flight training and plane maintenance, car rentals and transit parking 38 miles away. The Eugune Airport only has domestic flights with seven airlines 117 miles away, while the Portland International Airport is roughly 220 miles away.
Grab a drink at Azalea Mountain Store
Azalea Mountain Store has served the community as a gathering space, store and hotel since 1916. It was once a speakeasy during the prohibition era and also housed Azalea’s post office until 1968, with post office boxes still on display today. People can grab quick-to-go items, drink a beer from the bar or stay in one of the two rental cabins priced at $90 a night. Glenway Superstore offers larger grocery hauls 10 miles away in Glendale. Heaven on Earth is a local, family-owned spot known for its baked goods -- the cinnamon rolls specifically. Big Daddy’s Café serves everything from corned beef hash to chicken bacon ranch fries 8 miles away.
Gifting puppies, hosting potlucks in Azalea
Azalea Grange is where residents host potlucks, birthday parties and bingo nights. People visit George’s U-Cut Christmas Tree Farm to continue holiday traditions with a new tree. A perfect present can be a new furry friend, found at Autumn Harvest Dood Ranch or Guardian Breeders, two nearby dog breeders that birth Australian Labradoodles and Rottweilers. People test their luck at Seven Feathers Casino Resort 12 miles away.
Oregon wildfire season
The area is prone to burning during wildfire season, which happens between July and October of every year. The state insurance regulator requires wildfire coverage in every homeowner's policy, and it is advised that people create a 30-ft. space around their homes for prevention.
GreatSchools:
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On average, homes in Azalea, Canyonville sell after 67 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Azalea, Canyonville over the last 12 months is $530,000, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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