Southeast Eugene
Suburban Neighborhood in Eugene, Oregon
Lane County 97405
Wood-fired pastries at Hideaway Bakery
Locally owned restaurants and national grocery chains can be found in the neighborhood’s north. For breakfast, Hideaway Bakery makes fresh wood-fired breads and pastries each morning, and Lox, Stocks and Bagels makes their New York-style bagels from scratch. Dinner is served at Mazzi’s, a rustic Italian restaurant serving family recipes since 1970. Residents can browse the racks at Trillium Clothing Store, and the shops and restaurants of downtown Eugene are only 3 miles north. Nearby grocery stores include Safeway and Albertsons, and fresh produce is available each week at the Amazon Farmers Market, held at the Amazon Community Center.Hiking the Ridgeline Trail System
According to Force, the proximity to hiking trails is one of the area’s biggest draws. “The Ridgeline Trail System is where everyone goes,” she says. The over 12-mile trail system passes through the over 270-acre Amazon Headwaters Park and the over 380-acre Spencer Butte Park, winding through Douglas fir forests and wildflower meadows along the southern and western edges of the city. “The system is also relatively good for mountain biking, so for anybody who likes that mountain feel, it’s right in our backyards.” For runners who want a more urban feel, the over 3-mile Rexius Trail runs along Amazon Creek in the neighborhood’s center.There are also several parks in the neighborhood. At the 20-acre Tugman Park, kids can play on the playground's climbable mushrooms, or follow a path that goes past grassy fields and natural areas. The 100-acre Amazon Park has the city’s only outdoor swimming pool, a large dog park and the Amazon Community Center, which has a preschool, clay studio and art classes for all ages.
Midcentury modern and split-level homes among hills and trees
Steve Wickham, a broker with United Real Estate Properties who’s sold homes here for 29 years, says that homes in Southeast Eugene are in high demand, and don’t stay on the market very long. In the neighborhood’s northwest, minimal traditional and ranch-style homes sit close together along flat, sidewalk-lined streets, with yards large enough for a manicured lawn, ornamental tree and paved driveway. Further south and west, the terrain becomes hilly, and midcentury modern, split-level, Craftsman-style and cabin-style homes sit farther apart, shaded by mature trees in a forest-like setting. Some have views of the surrounding hills, with elevated decks to take full advantage of the area’s natural beauty. “It's a beautiful part of town to live in,” Force says. “It's really forested with big trees, so you have that Oregon feel.”Single-family homes here date as far back as the 1930s and as recently as 2023, but most were built between the 1950s and 1970s. Those with layouts of 1,300 to 2,700 square feet range from $300,000 and $700,000, while those with layouts of 2,800 to 3,700 square feet range from $800,000 to $1.7 million. Prices are also affected by renovations and amenities like decks, views and detached garages. In the neighborhood's center, 1970s townhouses with two or three bedrooms range from $250,000 to $325,000, plus monthly homeowners association fees of $100 to $400 that cover common areas.
Both Force and Wickham warn that the hilly terrain here can result in cracked foundations, and homebuyers should talk to a foundation expert if they have concerns. “Everything in Southeast Eugene is pretty much built on clay, so there's a lot of shifting in the soil as the clay dries out and then gets wet again throughout the season,” Force says. “Some people will keep a dripline going around their house to keep the clay wet throughout the entire year because if you don’t, you will see a little bit of shifting in your house and some cracking in the foundation. It’s not usually something to be overly concerned about, it’s just part of the nature of owning a house in Southeast Eugene.”
Ultimate frisbee at South Eugene High
Local kids are zoned for Edgewood Community Elementary, which earns a B from Niche, but they can also apply to the A-rated Charlemagne French Immersion Elementary. Students can continue on to the A-minus-rated Spencer Butte Middle before attending the A-rated South Eugene High, ranked by Niche as the No. 1 public high school in Lane County. The school’s Gender Diverse Ultimate Frisbee team has won three national championships, most recently in 2024. Other extracurriculars include the South Eugene Theater, which produces six shows each year. Private school options include the A-plus-rated Oak Hill School and the unrated O’Hara Catholic Elementary; both serve kids from pre-kindergarten through Grade 8.Downtown Eugene by car, bus or bike
Interstate 5 is about 3 miles east, but residents don’t have to take the freeway to get to downtown Eugene; Amazon Parkway and Hilyard Street both lead 3 miles north to downtown. The Lane Transit District bus and dedicated bike lanes provide a car-free alternative to getting around; sidewalks are available in some of the neighborhood’s subdivisions. McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center is about 8 miles northeast, and Eugene Airport is a 12-mile trip.The Southeast Neighbors Annual Picnic
The local Southeast Neighbors community association throws a picnic each September in Tugman Park, where neighbors can hang out together, listen to live music and sample different food trucks. The University of Oregon is just over 2 miles away, where residents can explore the exhibits at the Museum of Natural and Cultural History or cheer on the Ducks basketball team at Matthew Knight Arena.Wildfire smoke from July through September
The risk for wildfires in Southeast Eugene is low, but residents often experience smoke from wildfires in the national forests to the east. Wildfire season is typically from July through September, and residents can download the Watch Duty app for alerts about wildfires and the IQAir AirVisual App to monitor local air quality.The streets closest to Amazon Creek have a risk of flooding, but there haven't been any recent floods.


Agents Specializing in this Area
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Nick Shivers
Keller Williams PDX Central
(971) 232-4415
1,270 Total Sales
1 in Southeast Eugene
$387,800 Price
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Kevin Riley
VANTAGE POINT BROKERS, LLC
(833) 939-0542
353 Total Sales
2 in Southeast Eugene
$205,000 Price Range
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Paul Christopher West
EXP REALTY, LLC
(503) 444-8612
65 Total Sales
1 in Southeast Eugene
$545,000 Price
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Wendrika Olofson
Hybrid Real Estate
(458) 209-3182
86 Total Sales
6 in Southeast Eugene
$349K - $481K Price Range
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Aimee Hartwig
Triple Oaks Realty LLC
(458) 209-2295
63 Total Sales
3 in Southeast Eugene
$373K - $625K Price Range
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Kim Arscott
Responds QuicklyHybrid Real Estate
(541) 204-2575
66 Total Sales
7 in Southeast Eugene
$170K - $1M Price Range
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Southeast Eugene | US |
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Homicide | 2 | 4 |
Sexual Assault | 3 | 4 |
Assault with Weapon | 2 | 4 |
Robbery | 3 | 4 |
Burglary | 4 | 4 |
Motor Vehicle Theft | 4 | 4 |
Larceny | 4 | 4 |
Crime Score | 3 | 4 |
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Southeast Eugene Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Southeast Eugene, Eugene sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 49 days. The median sale price for homes in Southeast Eugene, Eugene over the last 12 months is $525,000, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Saturday, Jun 142 - 3pm
$212,000
- 0 Wendell Ln
- Unit 279865930
The preliminary work has been completed including the survey and geo-technical report from Branch Engineering. Near 4255 Wendell Ln. These two buildable lots come with house plans specifically designed for this property will be included with the sale. The home is 2,800 sq. ft. This beautiful and sought after Spring Knoll PUD has 2 lots on a dead end street that present a rare opportunity for
John Davis InEugene Real Estate, LLC
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Sunday, Jun 152 - 4pm
$965,000
- 5 Beds
- 3 Baths
- 3,038 Sq Ft
- 4010 Shasta View St
Come tour this stunning Cape style home with excellent curb appeal! This home is perfectly positioned above street level which allows for more majestic views. Inside you'll find a Chef's Kitchen, 2 large dining areas and a sunbathed den with a fireplace and patio access. This is the entertainer's DREAM home. Plenty of space to host your guests and have an indoor/outdoor style of living. You'll
Ashley Force Keller Williams Realty Eugene and Springfield
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