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Secluded small town in Willamette National Forest
Distant mountain peaks, covered bridges, friendly neighborhood restaurants and a sparkling river invite buyers to make Oakridge, Oregon their home. "It's a small town that's surrounded by the Willamette River and Willamette National Forest," says Realtor and outdoor enthusiast Dylan Faulconer with Willamette Properties Group. "There are tons of trails, and the area is known as the mountain biking capital of the Pacific Northwest." The community is located above the fog line but below the snow line, meaning the outdoors is accessible most of the year. The modest community is close to Eugene and Springfield, offering easy access when residents need to get more than just the basic necessities. However, Oakridge's community-centric schools, neighborhood stores and eateries make it so residents won't feel too remote.
Close to rivers, lakes and hundreds of acres of trails
The Willamette River is by far the community's biggest attraction. It's a go-to for fishing, kayaking and picnicking year-round. Willamette National Forest also surrounds the town, so residents can hike through forested trails, camp, fish, swim, ski, forage and visit waterfalls or hot springs. When residents want a lake day, they can head to Hills Creek Lake, just 5 miles from the community. Golf enthusiasts will love the proximity to Circle Bar Golf Club, while families will enjoy the playgrounds and picnic lawns of Oakridge Greenwaters Park.
The Willamette River runs through Oakridge and attracts fishing and other activities.
Oakridge is surrounded by Willamette National Forest with nearby waterfalls.
Locals love the Office covered bridge in nearby Westfir, OR.
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Ramblers and Craftsman-style homes minutes from the Willamette River
Buyers moving to the community will find a mix of older homes built between the 1930s and 1950s and newer areas ready to bring fresh life to the community. Craftsman-style bungalows, ramblers and mobile home communities with lower price points are perched along the foothills or the river. The community built newer homes between 2000 and 2020, and lots are available to create a custom dream home. Buyers should expect to spend $35,000 for a mobile home, $250,000 for a Craftsman, $300,000 for a rambler and $450,000 for new construction. Lots cost between $35,000 and $650,000.
Homes in Oakridge include Rambler-style houses.
Oakridge has a mix of architecture including Craftsman-style homes.
You can find many home styles in Oakridge, OR.
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Friendly diners, cafes and farmers markets on Willamette Highway
First Street and the Willamette Highway are where residents find most of the community's action. "Even though it has a smaller downtown, the area has mostly locally owned businesses, so its great for small business owners," says Faulconer. Residents get groceries at Ray's Food Place and basic necessities at Dollar General. Another favorite for fresh local produce and goods is the Oakridge Community Farmers Market, which features foods and wares from Lane County farms and artisans. Residents can grab a cup of morning joe at Mane Street Coffee. When residents need a bite, they can head to favorites like Big Mountain Pizza, Three-legged Crane Pub and The Campfire. This woman-owned eatery is a favorite for burritos and margaritas.
Oakridge has a number of friendly neighborhood restaurants.
Big Mountain Pizza is a local favorite in Oakridge.
Ray's Food Place in Oakridge provides grocery shopping in the area,
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Students attend Oakridge School District
The community's youngest students go to Oakridge Elementary. The school has an overall C rating on Niche but scores a B-minus for its teachers. The school is also rated ten out of ten on GreatSchools for student progress. The higher progress rating means the school supports the academic growth of its students. The school is a gathering place for the community with seasonal events like its Festival of Trees. Older students attend Oakridge Junior/Senior High School, which scored an overall C-plus on Niche and a B-minus for its teachers. Students can choose from five educational pathways to personalize their education, including Accounting, Welding, Construction, Health Occupations and Early Childhood Education.
Oakridge OJSHS has a student to teacher ratio of 14:1 which is lower than the national average.
Oakridge Elementary School is the only elementary school for K-6th grade in Oakridge, OR.
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Connected to Eugene by Highway 58
When residents need more, they can hop on the Willamette Highway and head to nearby Eugene or Springfield. It's about 45 miles from Oakridge and has more retail shops, big box stores, restaurants, and entertainment. For example, residents of Oakridge can drive to The Shoppes at Gateway to restock their closets, shop at Target or Walmart, or catch a movie at the Cinemark theater. The McKenzie Willamette Medical Center is also in Springfield for residents who need medical treatment for medical concerns. Interstate 5 sits in the middle of Eugene and Springfield, offering easy access to cities like Salem and Portland. To travel outside the area, residents must head north on I-5 to Portland International Airport, 145 miles away, or about a two-hour drive. While residents will need a car to access more significant necessities, Oakridge's access to the Willamette Highway makes it easy to get around.
Oakridge is about 45 minutes southeast of Eugene Oregon.
The Oakridge water tower stands above the trees in Oakridge, OR.
The Willamette highway takes travelers to and from Oakridge, Oregon.
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GreatSchools:
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On average, homes in Oakridge, OR sell after 153 days on the market compared to the national average of 69 days. The median sale price for homes in Oakridge, OR over the last 12 months is $365,000, up 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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