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An aerial view of a rual part of the Goshen neighborhood.
Views of the Cascade Mountains and acres of farmland
Located just 5 miles from Eugene and Springfield, the community of Goshen offers beautiful farmland, proximity to nature and a mix of home styles. This unincorporated area in Lane County is at the junction of Highway 99 and Interstate 5, making it easy to access nearby cities. Residents can quickly get to daily essentials, major employers and entertainment while maintaining the more rural lifestyle this community provides. “There are some beautiful views, and a lot of outdoor activities close by,” says Alice Holmes, who has been working in Oregon real estate for nearly 25 years. “However, those buying closer to I-5 might hear a lot of freeway noise.”
A mix of mobile home communities and spacious estates
This spacious region has a mix of home styles, ranging from mobile home communities to classic ramblers to estates and farms with acreage. Mobile homes cost between $40,000 and $100,000. Ramblers cost between $375,000 and $575,000, and homes with acreage cost between $1 million and $2 million. These country homes are popular for those seeking expansive views of the area and a compound with seclusion from the hubbub of the city.
The Goshen neighborhood is primarily a mix of rural and industrial with some new construction.
A large contemporary home in a rural portion of the Goshen neighborhood.
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Served by Creswell, 4J and Springfield School Districts
Depending on students' locations, they might attend either Creswell School District, Springfield Public Schools or 4J School District. “4J has really well-rated schools—they all have A grades on Niche,” says Holmes. Families can send their youngest students to Edison Elementary School, which also scored an A-plus on Niche for its teachers. Roosevelt High School offers a supportive study and homework club for students, with before and after-school options. South Eugene High School has a comprehensive college and career center that offers financial aid support, college visits and internship placements.
Close to Mount Pisgah and the Willamette River
Living here in Goshen is an excellent choice for nature enthusiasts looking to be close to parks, mountains and rivers. The Willamette River is about 6 miles away, offering residents fishing, kayaking, white water rafting, swimming and boating opportunities year-round. For hiking, residents can head to Mount Pisgah Arboretum, about 3 miles from the community. This 200-acre "living tree museum" offers miles of trails, sweeping views and foraging opportunities. The park is also home to an annual mushroom foraging festival. Another nature area is Suzanne Arlie Park, which has trails around Mount Baldy. For more indoor recreation, residents can head into Eugene to visit the Eugene Family YMCA or Amazon Park, which has an outdoor pool.
Mount Pisgah offers opportunities for hiking in Goshen.
The Mount Pisgah trail offers excellent trail running opportunities in Goshen.
Mount Pisgah Arboretum offers Goshen residents opportunities for bird watching.
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Residents of Goshen shop for groceries at Albertsons located just north of the neighborhood.
Eugene and Springfield's amenities are only 5 miles away
Living in Goshen affords residents peaceful seclusion, but it also means driving to get the daily essentials is necessary. Residents are about 5 miles from Eugene and Springfield's dining, retail and entertainment areas. In both downtown areas, residents can go antique shopping, catch a band or play, go out to eat or get drinks. Springfield is the go-to place for big box stores and retail centers-- on Olympic Street, there's a WinCo Foods, Walmart and Jerry's Home Improvement. Residents can head to The Shoppes at Gateway, a few miles north, for classic retail chains, big box stores like Target and Hobby Lobby and a Cinemark theater. Residents can also head 7 miles south to Creswell, which has a few shops and restaurants.
Interstate 5 makes getting around the area easy
Residents can access all the amenities of Eugene, Springfield and Creswell via Interstate 5. Those with medical necessities can head to hospitals like McKenzie Willamette Medical Center, which is only 5 miles away. There's a regional airport in Eugene, but for further travel, residents can head north on I-5 to Portland to get to Portland International Airport. For those seeking public transportation, a few bus stops along Franklin Boulevard will connect residents to downtown Eugene. With easy access to both cities and beyond, Goshen offers residents quiet country living without sacrificing convenience.
Residents of Goshen neighborhood enjoy easy access to Interstate 5.
Goshen residents can access public transit at the Lance Community College transit center.
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