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Walking to downtown Longview
Broadway, which borders downtown Longview, is a residential neighborhood with various shops and restaurants, all within walking or biking distance of most homes. “Everybody loves the area and the neighbors are really nice. It’s near all the shopping, yet peaceful,” says Michelle Rohrbach, broker at John L. Scott Real Estate who specializes in southwest Washington. Additionally, “It’s close to the hospital, which is convenient, especially for seniors.” Broadway’s central location means it’s less than a mile from Lake Sacajawea Park, the biggest park in Longview and the site of popular events such as the annual 4th of July festival.
Dog walkers will feel right at home with the many well maintained sidewalks of Broadway.
Fountains add to the elegance of the Broadway neighborhood.
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20th century homes on gridded streets
Broadway’s gridded streets and easily navigable blocks are lined with sidewalks. Most streets are shaded by trees, though there is more greenery toward the western side of the neighborhood. The eastern side borders medical offices, shops and restaurants. Homes are compact, totaling less than 2000 square feet. Styles include 1920s Craftsman bungalows and midcentury ranch-styles, some of which have attached garages. Prices range from about $200,000 to $400,000.
Well maintained and colorful houses make Broadway the sought after neighborhood it is.
Broadway is very central, making it easy to bike or walk to most food and shopping locations.
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Local shops downtown & chain stores in The Triangle Center
Whether it's craft beers at Ashtown Brewing Company or reds at Roland Winery and Tasting Room, there are plenty of places nearby to spend the afternoon. Broadway is less than a mile from small businesses downtown and chain stores within The Triangle Center, Longview’s outdoor shopping mall. Outdoors enthusiasts can pick up hunting and fishing gear at Bob’s Sporting Goods, while budding musical maestros can find their groove at Theil’s Musical Instruments. Corner Café is a highly rated restaurant offering unique twists on homestyle favorites, like their apple pie topped with locally made cheese. WinCo Foods, a grocery chain and nationally known fast-food restaurants can be found at The Triangle Center, just north of the neighborhood.
Bob's Sporting Goods is a staple of the community in the center of Broadway.
Many retail options await you at The Triangle Center in Broadway.
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Popular gathering places and free events
Entertainment isn’t far from Broadway. Since 1925, the Columbia Theatre Association for the Performing Arts has held movies, concerts and other live events. The McClelland Arts Center or the Kelle Hall Event and Meeting Space offer plenty of space for residents to host their own events. On summer nights, families can catch free movies and concerts at Lake Sacajawea Park, less than a mile west of most houses. This scenic park is also the site of the Go Fourth Festival, the annual 4th of July celebration, which draws tens of thousands of attendees to watch the fireworks – a Longview tradition going back to the 1960s.
Preparing for college at Longview Public Schools
Schools are just a few miles north of the neighborhood. Students may attend Columbia Heights Elementary, rated B-minus on Niche, Cascade Middle, rated C-plus and Mark Morris High, rated B. To earn college credit while in high school, students can enroll in AP courses and classes at Lower Columbia College.
Lower Columbia College offers an impressive amount of programs for students in Broadway.
Mark Morris High allows students to take classes and earn credits at the next door college.
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Three nearby parks
Within the neighborhood, Victoria Freeman Park has wide open spaces, picnic areas and a playground. Broadway also borders Seventh Avenue Park, which has four baseball fields and a soccer field. Less than a mile to the west is Lake Sacajawea Park, which has the unique Solar System Walk. Around the lake are granite markers for every planet, placed at astronomically correct distances to scale. In addition to the three parks nearby, locals can use the indoor pool at the YMCA, just a couple blocks south of Broadway.
Victoria Freeman Park has a community garden that is well frequented by residents of Broadway.
Well maintained playgrounds will make your family feel right at home in Broadway.
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Public transportation and Interstate 5
There are no major roads through the neighborhood, but living in Broadway means easy access to Interstate 5, the region’s main north-south highway. Portland International Airport is about 47 miles south down I-5. While the airport is a bit of a trek, PeaceHealth St. John Medical Center is less than a mile away. As part of River Cities Transit, bus stops connect Broadway to the rest of Longview and to the Amtrak and Greyhound station in Kelso.
Kelso Station near Broadway connects locals to towns and cities via Amtrak.
The Louis and Clark Bridge near Broadway spans the Columbia river.
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Supporting the community
According to the CAP Index, Broadway’s crime scores are above the national average across all categories. However, “the community is tight. They watch out for each other,” Rohrbach says. Additionally, “There is a little homelessness; you do see it,” Rohrbach says. Nonprofits like the Community House on Broadway provide support, including meals and transitional housing.
Broadway is popular for just how colorful and lively it is.
A statue of a boy and his dog represent the very active neighborhood of Broadway.
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On average, homes in Broadway, Longview sell after 68 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Broadway, Longview over the last 12 months is $310,000, down 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Investment opportunity! Each unit features 3 spacious bedrooms, 1 bathroom, fireplaces, washer and dryer hookups and a single car garageand parking pad with alley access. Great location downtown close to health care, shopping, restaurants, the fairgrounds and I-5. Long Term tenants in place. The property has potential to increase income if personally managed. Rents are below market. Tenants pay
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