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Evergreen suburb in the Tualatin Mountains
Situated within the Tualatin Mountains, the Arlington Heights community is surrounded by public gardens and attractions, including the Oregon Zoo and the massive 410-acre Washington Park. The origin of the community dates back to early settlers who operated a tannery, an apple orchard, ranches and farms along the steep hillsides. Arlington Heights is known to some as ‘The Neighborhood in the Park.’ While an early version of Washington Park and the Oregon Zoo opened toward the end of the 1800s, the residential neighborhood as it exists today didn’t begin taking shape until the early 1900s. The community is highly sought-after for the scenic mountain views, the highly rated school district and the proximity to urban amenities. Residents here often spend their time taking advantage of the nearby greenery at Washington Park, supporting local businesses like Sterling Coffee Roasters and attending community-oriented events like the annual summer concert series at Oregon Zoo. Located just 3 miles from downtown Portland, residents here enjoy abundant outdoor amenities while still reaping the benefits of being in a city. “Arlington Heights is quite an amazing neighborhood with some of the most stunning, yet also most expensive homes in the Portland Metro Area,” says Matt Moss, long-time local Portland Real Estate Agent with eXp Realty.
Arlington Heights residents can head Sterling Coffee in the Northwest District.
Arlington Heights residents have convenient access to hiking at Hoyt Arboretum.
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Tudor cottages and mid-century modern homes
Arlington Heights features a range of housing options from Tudor cottages and contemporary New Traditionals to Craftsman and mid-century modern styles. The Arlington Heights community features around 300 homes, developing gradually over time with a few dozen homes added each decade. While new listings are somewhat rare, empty lots are available for those interested in building within the area. The community boasts elevated suburban living in heavily wooded terraces with a variety of individual home styles and no Homeowners Association. With a median sales price of $1,222,000, price points here can range from the mid 800,000s to upwards of seven figures depending on the age, size and location of the property. For example, a three-bedroom mid-century home with a wide back deck can go for around $850,000, while a newly constructed four-bedroom contemporary New Traditional can go for around $1,900,000. Homes here often feature private gated entry, multi-car garages and are typically accompanied by porches for basking in the views of the evergreen trees on the hills above Portland. “Homes here tend to attract buyers who like to live in luxury, while still being extremely close to the urban northwest quadrant of Portland — due to its dead center location, residents can access suburbs like Beaverton and Hillsboro in a matter of minutes or even OHSU Hospital as I expect many doctors are living in Arlington Heights,” says Moss.
A row of Tudor homes engulfed by evergreens in the Arlington Heights neighborhood.
Unique architectural entrance in Arlington Heights.
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High-marks at Portland Public Schools
Students in Arlington Heights can attend schools like Ainsworth Elementary, West Sylvan Middle and Lincoln High School, all three of which earned a ranking of A-minus or higher from the educational review site, Niche. Ainsworth Elementary School offers a Talented and Gifted (TAG) program that provides a more rigorous curriculum to meet students’ academic rate and level of learning, while U.S. News ranks West Sylvan Middle School as the 2nd best public middle school in Portland. Lincoln High School serves over 1,500 students and offers a student-teacher ratio of 22:1. Private institutions like St. Mary's Academy and International School of Portland are also common here.
Children in Portland can attend Ainsworth Elementary School on SW Vista Ave.
Lincoln High School view of front with the red design and multiple stories in Uptown, Portland.
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Abundant outdoor recreation at Washington Park
Residents here are within walking distance of Washington Park, which features over 410 acres of greenery and large attractions, like the Portland International Rose Test Garden, the Portland Japanese Garden and the Oregon Zoo. For views of more than 10,000 individual rose bushes of more than 610 varieties, visitors head to Portland International Rose Test Garden. And the Portland Japanese Garden, which offers 12 acres of tranquil green space where visitors can sip a hot drink in an authentic Japanese Tea House and appreciate views of Mt. Hood. Or check out the Oregon Zoo, covering 64 acres of Washington Park, for six different zones that are inhabited by approximately 2,600 individual animals. Soccer enthusiasts are in luck with Providence Park located nearby, which is known as the home field for the Portland Timbers, an American professional men’s soccer club based in Portland. The venue hosts professional soccer matches, college football games and live concerts with more than 25,000 seats for cheering fanatics.
Tennis players playing a quick game at Washington Park in Arlington Heights, Oregon.
Arlignton Heights residents enjoy walking through the International Rose Test Garden .
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Shopping at Thiele Square
Residents here shop at Thiele Square, which offers a variety of department stores and retailers to choose from, like Levi’s, Petco and Urban Outfitters. While groceries and other everyday essentials are available at nearby stores like Fred Meyer, Trader Joe's and Walgreens. When dining in the area, locals visit Sterling Coffee Roasters for a small-batch java and a quick morning pastry or head to Escape From New York Pizza for a relaxed old-school feel, authentic Italian cuisine and New York-style pizza. Or visit the family-owned Zupan’s Markets, which carries fresh produce and high-quality meat that has been part of the Portland community for the past 65 years. For a more elevated dining experience, residents visit Serratto Restaurant and Bar for indoor/outdoor dining, a wine menu with a wide selection and hand-crafted Mediterranean fare.
Major retailers like Urban Outfitters are conveniently nearby the Arlington Heights community.
Shop major retailers like Levi's at Thiele Square in Uptown.
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Nearby healthcare and transportation around Arlington Heights
Arlington Heights relies on U.S. Route 26 and West Burnside Street for easy access to downtown Portland and neighboring areas like Beaverton and Hillsboro. Residents seeking public transit options can take the TriMet bus for trips in and around Portland starting at $2.80 for adults one-way. Arlington Heights riders can start their ride on bus route 20, which operates along West Burnside Street and stops throughout the community. For those seeking to travel longer distances, the Portland International Airport is only 12 miles away from Arlington Heights. When seeking healthcare, residents here are 4 miles from OHSU Hospital.
Tri-Met lines run throughout Arlington Heights for easy commutes.
Arlington Heights residents have easy access to Highway 26 for traveling west to Beaverton.
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Seasonal events at the Oregon Zoo
Located within Washington Park, the Oregon Zoo stays open late on Friday nights during the summer for an annual concert series featuring live displays of jazz, reggae and blues, while also offering local food trucks and vendors for visitors to enjoy. Every winter, the park hosts ZooLights and is adorned with bright and twinkling displays of more than 1.5 million lights for visitors to immerse themselves and experience grand animal-themed displays during the holiday season. This winter tradition runs from late November through the New Year.
Wide view of the Oregon Zoo with Downtown visible in the distance in Portland, Oregon.
Observe mountain goats at the Oregon Zoo in Arlington Heights.
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Crime and Safety
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Arlington Heights
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
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Crime Score
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4
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Arlington Heights Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Arlington Heights, Portland sell after 38 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Arlington Heights, Portland over the last 12 months is $1,231,500, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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