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A Aerial View of the Lake Grove Neighborhood in Lake Oswego.
A wooded southwest Portland enclave
Established gardens, private lots and quiet winding lanes bring a sense of peaceful charm to Lake Grove, a Lake Oswego neighborhood. Towering pine trees shade the area’s residential streets, and locals are less than a mile from the waterfront parks along the shores of Oswego Lake. “The tall trees here give Lake Grove a more established feel, along with a sense of added privacy,” says Sharon Nuss, a local Realtor with John L. Scott Real Estate. “It sets it apart from newly developed subdivisions in the area.” The neighborhood has an almost-rural atmosphere while being just 20-minutes from all downtown Portland has to offer and 3 miles from Tigard’s shops and amenities.
High price tags and eclectic architecture
Houses here tend to have higher price tags compared to nearby neighborhoods like Mountain Park, Lake Forest and Palisades, with an average home price of $1.2 million, which is around $700,000 higher than the average Oregon home. “The Lake Oswego area is almost like the 90210 of southwest Portland,” says Nuss. “The area draws in a lot of folks, but Lake Grove is a bit more affordable than those neighborhoods right on the lake.” While most of the area’s houses are listed for $800,000 or higher, homebuyers can snag a two-bedroom, 1,000-square-foot condo for around $450,000. “The homes here also have a lot of character,” Nuss says. “It’s not cookie cutter and every house is different.” For $2 million, folks will find four and five-bedroom, craftsman-style homes and Colonial Revivals built after 2015 with 3,500-square-feet or more.
Spacious Recent Builds are the Primary Type of Home in Lake Grove.
A Modern.Custom Home in Lake Grove Neighborhood.
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A-rated public schools
“The community draws in a lot of young families because of the highly ranked schools,” Nuss says. Kids of Lake Grove either attend Lake Grove Elementary School or Forest Hills Elementary School – which respectively receive an A-plus and an A overall grade from Niche. Students from both elementary schools move on to Lake Oswego Junior High School, the sixth-best public middle school in Oregon, with an A rating, according to Niche. Older students can attend Lake Oswego High School, which Niche names the best public high school in Oregon, with an impressive A-plus rating. High Schoolers are offered over 70 sports and club options to consider, with around 70% of the student body participating in extracurricular activities.
Lake Grove Elementary School Serving the Lake Grove Neighborhood in Lake Oswego, OR.
Lake Oswego Senior High School is a Top Public High School Serving the Lake Grove Neighborhood in Lake Oswego OR.
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Lakeside recreation
Driving along Lakeview Boulevard will bring folks to Lake Grove Swim Park. All students of Lake Oswego School District can enjoy the park, and those of all ages living in the former Lake Grove School District can acquire a park pass to access its lake swimming area, in-ground kids pool and picnic areas. Local nature lovers are also close to the 51-acre Iron Mountain City Park, where mountain bikers and hikers can be found along the 3 miles of wooded trails before having a picnic under the park’s shaded pavilion. Lake Oswego Hunt Club is just next door to Mountain City Park and is one of the area’s oldest equestrian facilities, founded in 1936. The club offers riding lessons, boarding services and summer camps.
Students of Lake Oswego School District can enjoy Lake Grove Swim Park.
Local nature lovers are also close to the 51-acre Iron Mountain City Park.
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Grab a bite on Boones Ferry Road
Boones Ferry Road is also home to a vibrant commercial district which features the French-inspired La Provence Boulangerie & Patisserie, medical offices, a Zupan’s Markets specialty grocery store, and Hop N Cork. This neighborhood tap house rotates through 25 different kegs of beer on tap each week. A short drive west takes shoppers to Tigard, where they can shop for groceries and other household necessities at the local Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s. Closer to home, folks can shop at Albertsons on Boone Ferry Road.
Hop N Cork offers comfort food bites & draft beer at this rustic neighborhood hang out.
Jefe Mexican Restaurant is a lively locale features traditional & modern Mexican fare.
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A step away from downtown Portland
Driving northeast along Boones Ferry Road will take travelers to Interstate 5, where they can drive 10 miles north to downtown Portland. Locals are just minutes from downtown activities without the accompanying noise and bustling atmosphere.
Boones Ferry Road is home to a vibrant commercial district feature numerous restaurants.
Boones Ferry Road leads to Interstate 5 and a quick 10 minute drive to downtown Portland.
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On average, homes in Lake Grove, Lake Oswego sell after 110 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Lake Grove, Lake Oswego over the last 12 months is $1,575,000, up 31% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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