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History and shopping 3 miles from Downtown
Sullivan’s Gulch, 3 miles from Downtown Portland, is a suburb with unique shops and eateries. “It’s a pretty laid-back neighborhood,” says Adfriena Ramos, resident and Manager of Creative Culture. “With unique businesses and bars and cafes to hang out at. The neighborhood is super nice.” Sullivan’s Gulch began as a literal gulch near the Willamette River. In 1851, an Irish immigrant, Timothy Sullivan, and his wife, Margaret, claimed the land. Development sprung in the 1880s when part of the gulch was filled to stop flooding, and a railroad was built. That, in turn, drew factories to the area. The Sullivan’s Gulch of today is essentially an amalgamation of single-family homes, condos, apartments and businesses organized in a compact fashion.
Steeplejack Brewing Company and Lloyd Center
Northeast Broadway Street is a bustling strip lined with restaurants and shops. For breakfast, Spielman Bagels & Coffee, a local chain, is known for its bagels, which visitors enjoy for the crunchy shell and doughy center. Grocery shopping can be done at New Seasons Market or the Fred Meyer. A popular spot for a night out is Rose and Thistle Public House, a dive bar opened by Scotland native Bobby Sutherland and his wife, Sandra, in 1991. One of the signature items on the menu is the Scotch Egg, a hard-boiled egg wrapped in sausage and deep-fried. Another late-night location is Steeplejack Brewing Company, a church-turned brewery that hosts trivia every Thursday. Locals head to the Lloyd Center mall for popular retail locations, hosting everything from arcades to dermatologists.
Enjoy a beer in an old church building featuring fabulous light.
Enjoy the many shopping options at Lloyd Center.
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Creative Culture and Neighborhood Association
Residents visit Creative Culture to paint pottery, customize a plant or create something unique with a DIY crafting kit. The location also serves milkshakes in a take-home mason jar. “The most popular is Oreo and strawberry cheesecake,” says Ramos. The Sullivan’s Gulch Neighborhood Association is quite active in the area. It facilitates multiple events throughout the year, including neighborhood clean-ups and an annual block party called Gulch-O-Rama. Residents who wish to attend religious ceremonies may visit the one church in the neighborhood, Grace Memorial Episcopal Church, or journey outwards to find Holy Rosary Catholic Church, the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral and others.
Browse for records in one of the locals favorite record shops.
Residents can enjoy reading and finding a book at Broadway Books in Sullivan's Gulch.
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Condos and single-family homes
Homes in the area consist of single-family homes and condos, most built around 1950. The region comprises contemporary homes with one-of-a-kind designs and paint jobs. The area has thin sidewalks surrounded by lush greenery, well-manicured shrubs and trees. Common home styles in the region are bungalows and Foursquares. Condos and townhouses range from $200,000 to $500,000. Single-family homes range from $400,000 to $750,000.
Historic Foursquare Duplex homes are in Sullivan's Gulch.
Looking north over the residential area of Sullivan's Gulch neighborhood.
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B-plus rated magnet school
Children in the area attend Beverly Cleary School for Kindergarten through eighth grade, receiving an A-minus rating on Niche. Students complete secondary school at Benson Polytechnic High School, receiving a B-plus. The high school is listed among the best magnet high schools in Oregon.
Gulch Dog Park & Playground
Residents can visit Gulch Dog Park & Playground, which contains an open field, a play structure and picnic tables. In the summer, residents may cool off at the splash pad in Holladay Park or sit at the picnic tables.
Sit and watch your children play at Sullivan’s Gulch Dog Park & Playground.
Overlooking Sullivan's Gulch in proximity to Downtown Portland.
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Light rail and bus I-84
Sullivan’s Gulch is bordered by I-84, which takes residents to the Portland International Airport. Nearby is Route 99E and I-5. On Northeast 11th Avenue is the light rail system, where residents may access the MAX Blue Line, Green Line or Red Line. Bus stops and bike lanes are present throughout the area.
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Lovely, eclectic neighborhood that still has old Portland charm. Great dive bars, walkable parks, central to most east side destinations.
3.0Niche User
8/15/2016Niche Review
My vehicle was stolen within the first month of moving to this neighborhood. The vehicle was never recovered. Theft seems to be the greatest criminal issue here. I also typically arrive home from work after 12am and am forced to park multiple blocks from home. There is not enough street lighting to feel comfortable as a young woman who must walk alone at night.
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Sullivan's Gulch Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Sullivan's Gulch, Portland sell after 95 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Sullivan's Gulch, Portland over the last 12 months is $299,750, down 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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