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Quiet community on the edge of metro Salem
Hayesville is a vast suburban neighborhood north of Salem where the agricultural Willamette Valley meets the metropolitan capital city. “It’s accessible to Interstate 5 but also close to amenities in Salem. You’re really only 10 minutes away from anything around there,” says Terry Mangum, a broker with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Real Estate Professionals with more than 30 years of experience. “You’re not far from Keizer Station, which is on the other side of I-5 and has a wide variety of restaurants. You’ve got a number of pick-your-own farms during the season.” With suburban shopping malls and rural farms nearby, Hayesville makes it easy to enjoy all aspects of the Willamette Valley.
An Aerial View of a Residential Area n the Hayesville Neighborhood in Salem, OR.
A Jogger in the Hayesville Neighborhood in Salem, OR.
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National chains and local Hayesville restaurants
Hayesville is primarily a residential area but it is close to shopping and dining destinations like Keizer Station. This outdoor mall has stores like Target, Old Navy, World Market and REI. There is a broad mix of chain restaurants here, like In-N-Out Burger and Outback Steakhouse. Within Hayesville, Momiji is a local sushi restaurant that opened in 2010 and has since expanded to 14 locations. The restaurant is known for its fresh sushi and all-you-can-eat special. Groceries are available at Safeway and Walmart on Lancaster Drive. There is also a Roth’s Fresh Market on Portland Road in the neighborhood’s north end.
Shop at the Target Adjacent to the Hayesville Neighborhood in Salem, OR.
Find What You're Looking For at the Target Near the Hayesville Neighborhood in Salem, OR.
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Enjoying the fruits of the Willamette Valley
With its location on the edge of Salem, Hayesville is close to several local farms that allow residents to experience the bounty of the Willamette Valley. EZ Orchards is at the intersection of Hazelgreen and Cordon Roads and has been selling local produce since 1929. Residents can visit the market to stock up on berries, apples, squash, wine and donuts. The market also has a stand selling shortcakes made with local ingredients. Fall is one of the busiest times at the market, with the annual HarvestFest in October. This celebration includes hayrides, a pumpkin patch, a petting zoo and live music. Fordyce Farm is another local producer offering u-pick apples, strawberries, blueberries and many other fruits.
A mix of established and modern homes in Hayesville
Hayesville was founded as a community in the mid-1800s, but modern development started in the 1950s and 60s and has continued since then. “The homes usually have larger-sized lots. It’s kind of older so it’s a little more affordable,” says Mangum. Ranch-style homes are among the most common, but buyers can also find minimal traditional, Craftsman and contemporary houses. There are some townhouse communities in the neighborhood as well. Most homes are on suburban streets that, while they might not have sidewalks, are quiet enough for residents to stroll through the neighborhood. The median lot size in the neighborhood is around 7,400 square feet, larger than in nearby communities like North Lancaster and East Lancaster. Single-family homes typically cost between $300,000 and $570,000. Townhouses in the area cost between $250,000 and $385,000. Homebuyers should know that the CAP Index scores Hayesville a 7out of 10 for motor vehicle theft, which is higher than the national average of 4.
A Pickett Fence n the Hayesville Neighborhood in Salem, OR.
A Ranch Style Home in the Hayesville Neighborhood in Salem, OR.
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Fun and recreation at Hayesville parks
Multiple parks around Hayesville offer a wide variety of outdoor activities. Stephens Yoshikai Park is a passive green space with a walking path and open grassy areas for sports like soccer, baseball and football. Hoodview Park is a shady neighborhood spot with a playground, multiple walking paths and two half-court basketball courts. The park also has picnic tables under towering evergreens, offering a relaxing place to enjoy the scenery. The neighborhood also has a Boys & Girls Club, which provides youth sports like volleyball, basketball and flag football. Families can also sign their kids up for summer and after-school programs here.
A Walking Path in Hoodview Park in the Hayesville Neighborhood in Salem, OR.
The Playground at Hoodview Park in the Hayesville Neighborhood in Salem, OR.
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Neighborhood schools from kindergarten through community college
Students in Hayesville might attend Yoshikai Elementary School and Stephens Middle School, each rated a C by Niche. McKay High School gets a C-plus rating and serves approximately 2,300 students. The school opened in 1979 and is named after Douglas McKay, the 25th Governor of Oregon. Students can take career and technical courses in industries like agriculture, audio production technology and construction technology. The school also offers a dual language program in Spanish and English and has an award-winning band. Chemeketa Community College is in the neighborhood and offers several programs, including GEDs, industry certifications, and associate degrees.
Hayesville Elementary School Serves the Hayesville Neighborhood in Salem, OR.
Hammond Elementary School is a Public Elementary School in Salem OR.
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Easy commutes around Salem and the Willamette Valley
Hayesville is a well-connected Salem suburb with many ways to get around the metro region. Silverton and Portland Roads serve as east-west routes through the neighborhood before merging into Fairgrounds Road west of the community. Downtown is about 5 miles away, while Salem Hospital is about 6 miles from the neighborhood. Several Cherriots bus routes also serve the area, offering public transit access to Chemeketa Community College, downtown and nearby cities like Woodburn and Silverton. Interstate 5 is the main highway in the area, leading south to Eugene or north to Portland.
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On average, homes in Hayesville, Salem sell after 64 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Hayesville, Salem over the last 12 months is $430,000, down 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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