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Nature, rolling hills and privacy near Lake Oswego in Westridge
Just 15 miles south of downtown Portland, homebuyers will find Westridge, Oregon. This low-key community of about 20,000 people is small, quiet and private – and that’s exactly what residents like about it. With the Pacific Ocean 90 miles west and neighboring Lake Oswego 1 mile north, geographic landmarks are strong hooks for buyers in Westridge. As Rebecca Green, a 30-year real estate veteran, and Realtor with Windermere Realty Trust, explains, “People who move here want quiet and privacy. They also love the natural beauty of the area. You can’t miss the big, mature evergreen and fir trees. And many of the streets have hills, so homes will often have pretty amazing views of the area.” The landscape also provides plenty of outdoor opportunities for hikers, bikers, runners, and fishing fans. Residents enjoy local parks, farmers markets, wineries and rivers. Hood River is about 80 miles east and a popular weekend destination. Multnomah Falls is one of the most scenic waterfalls in Oregon. The Oregon coast and the Willamette Valley wine country is about 30 miles west.
Unique, modern homes from the 1960s and 1970s on quiet, green streets
Westridge is about 3 miles square and has about 1,000 homes. Most were built in the 1960s & 1970s, feature high-quality construction, and midcentury modern or contemporary designs. “Each one is unique,” says Realtor Green, “Homes here have one-of-a-kind designs, and no two look alike. After that, privacy is the most notable feature of the neighborhood. There are no drive-through streets so that really reduces traffic and keeps the overall vibe pretty quiet.” Streets are haphazardly lined with mature evergreens, giving shade in the summer and a green backdrop in the winter. Some streets have sidewalks, while others don’t, as they’re narrow and winding. Most of the neighborhood is residential, but three notable parks provide gathering spots for neighbors and kids. Westridge is less than a mile to 405-acre Lake Oswego, a boating and fishing destination open only to visitors and homeowners in Lake Oswego. Contemporary homes sell for around $1,500,000. Custom brick New Traditional homes can be found for about $1,290,000.
STEM and Advanced Placement courses at highly ranked Lakeridge High
Public school students in Westridge attend the Lake Oswego District, which has an overall grade of A-plus from Niche and is ranked one of the top districts in the country. Westridge Elementary offers kindergarten through fifth grade and has an A-grade from Niche. Lakeridge Middle also has an A-grade from Niche. It is ranked No. 9 out of 365 best public middle schools in Oregon. Lakeridge High is the second-best public high school in Oregon, according to Niche, which also gives Lakeridge an A-plus grade. It offers STEM and Advanced Placement courses as well as more than 30 clubs.
Waterfront green space at River Run Park, and the Stafford Hills Club
River Run Park has 7 acres of waterfront greenspace and wildlife habitat along The Tualatin River. They both wind behind homes in the southern portion of the neighborhood. Westridge Park is located at the north end of the neighborhood and has 2 acres adjacent to Westridge Elementary. Its amenities include a volleyball court, softball fields and a playground. Stafford Hills Club gets high marks from members and online reviewers as one of the most well-appointed of fitness clubs in the area. It offers private and group classes, a swimming pool, tennis courts and plenty of programs for kids.
Clothing stores, authentic Italian cuisine and the Oswego Hills Winery
For well-discounted but high-quality additions to your wardrobe, head to Saksoff5th. Teens, tweens, surfers and skiers will fall for Tillys, a popular casual clothing store. After hitting the gym or the shops, enjoy a traditional Italian dinner at Nicoletta’s Table and Marketplace. Featuring handmade pasta, homemade desserts and an extensive list of Italian and Oregonian wines, Nicoletta’s honors both its local and European roots. Oswego Hills Winery is 2 miles east of Westridge and offers eye-opening tours of the winery and the nearly 200-year-old vineyards. Bring your boots because tours of the vineyards can get muddy. When you’re planning a special dinner at home, you’ll find fresh and local produce as well as well-stocked international items at Safeway.
Interstate 205 connects to Interstate 5, leading to Portland's airport
While home may provide all the beauty and privacy you desire, when you do have to go out of town, Interstate 205 is minutes from Westridge. It connects to I-5, which leads to the Portland International Airport, just 20 miles north.
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On average, homes in Westridge, Lake Oswego sell after 39 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Westridge, Lake Oswego over the last 12 months is $1,179,950, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Welcome to your perfect retreat in one of Lake Oswego’s most sought-after neighborhoods! This beautifully updated home features 4 bedrooms, including a flexible bonus room ideal as a 4th bedroom, home office, or playroom. Located near the scenic Tualatin River with paddle boarding, trails, and a neighborhood park just minutes away. Enjoy a private, resort-style backyard, perfect for entertaining
European-inspired estate in one of Lake Oswego’s most prestigious neighborhoods. This 7,658 sq ft home offers timeless architectural detail, expansive living spaces, and beautifully landscaped grounds. Vaulted ceilings, custom millwork, and an English-style conservatory create a refined yet inviting atmosphere. Gourmet kitchen features granite countertops, double ovens, cook island, and built-in
Scott McAvoyKnightsbridge International Real Estate, LLC
Welcome to this beautifully renovated home nestled in a prime Lake Oswego neighborhood. Thoughtfully updated from top to bottom, you can just move in and enjoy! Tall ceilings and an open layout that flows seamlessly from room to room. The spacious main-level primary suite offers a stand alone soaking tub and beautiful walk in shower, large walk-in closet, and a door to the backyard. Four
Hard to find, 3 large Lake Oswego lots that already is a Recorded Partition Plat 2005-099 (see uploaded Developer's Packet). There are three separate lots. The lot sizes are approx.: 17,752 sqft, 12,827 sqft, and 10,575 sqft. This property could be re-platted into two approximately 1/2 acre lots for potential highest and best use.
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