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Sublimity hosts homemade eats and holiday festivities
Eateries in Sublimity, 30 minutes from Salem, attract a crowd with their homemade food and friendly environment. “The community is what makes Sublimity so special,” says Katie Scott, City Recorder and resident. “Everyone here is really friendly.” Walking down North Center Street, residents have their pick of locally owned restaurants and shops. Residents gather together for the holidays to attend the light parade that culminates in the lighting of the City Christmas Tree. A 15-minute drive from Sublimity lies the crown jewel of the Oregon State Parks, Silver Falls. A crevice of rock behind a waterfall is a natural viewing area for visitors to see clear water turn silver in the light.
The Nickel, homemade breadsticks on Center Street
Cutting through the heart of Sublimity, North Center Street is a hot spot for local shops and eateries. Ditter’s Town Square houses self-care essentials, from hair salons to eye care. Within this business center is K’s Coffee, a homestyle ranch-themed coffeeshop, where locals can cozy up on thick pleather couches with warm drinks. For lunch, visit the family at PanezaNellie Breadstick Shoppe, located in a foursquare home; the interior is decorated with aprons, teapots and wooden signs. The Italian restaurant offers breadsticks and pizzas as well as coffee and baked goods. The Wooden Nickel, or “The Nickel” as the locals call it, serves homemade bread, meats and garden-grown vegetables. Locals visit the dinner location for their rectangular hamburgers, live music and the monthly special. Attend a wine tasting while shopping for a one-of-a-kind gift at Shabby Shed. The locally owned home goods store offers wooden signs, furniture, locally made soy candles and other home additions. Groceries and other necessities may be purchased at the Stop-N-Save near the Chevron gas station. Locals may visit Stayton, 2 miles from Sublimity, for chain restaurants and grocery stores.
Panezanellie Breadstick Shoppe is the local favorite in Sublimity, OR.
Festive decorations adorn Panezanellie Breadstick Shoppe in Sublimity, OR.
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Light Parade and Harvest Festival
Cars and tractors adorned with colorful lights roll in a parade from Church Park to Sublimity Park. The parade culminates in the lighting of the City Christmas Tree in Sublimity Park. During the summer months, movies play in Sublimity Park and an annual city-wide garage sale takes place. “Locals around town have a big garage sale, with many residences involved,” says Katie Scott, City Recorder and resident. Rooted in a 1973 competition between two farmers, the Sublimity Harvest Festival draws crowds from all over the West Coast to see which tractor can pull the farthest.
A hand-painted mural depicting a metal worker in Sublimity, OR.
Pitched roofs and wide entryways
Home styles include arts and crafts, bungalows and craftsman-style ranch homes. One-story single-family homes near and within the Sublimity Mobile Home Village go from $60,000 to $70,000. Most single-family homes go from $230,000 to $600,000. Large single-family homes sell for $600,000 to $850,000.
A festive Craftsman home in Sublimity, OR.
Row of large modern traditional homes in Sublimity, OR.
Row of vibrant Bungalow homes in Sublimity, OR.
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Stayton High School equestrian team
Children may attend Sublimity Elementary School, which receives a B-plus on Niche, for kindergarten through eighth grade. Sublimity Elementary School is ranked as one of the best public elementary schools in Marion County. Students go on to Stayton High School, receiving a B-minus on Niche, and may join the Oregon High School Equestrian Team.
Children in Sublimity can attend Stayton High School.
Children in Sublimity can attend Sublimity Elementary School.
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Sublimity and Church Park
Visit Sublimity Park, also known as Early Settlers Park, for a game of tennis or baseball while the little ones use the play structure. To play disc golf, visit Church Park and walk on the trails. There are currently two parks in Sublimity as well as Hassler Dog Park and the city promises more to come.
Vibrant playgrounds at Sublimity City Park in Sublimity, OR.
Wooded walking paths at Church Park in Sublimity, OR.
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OR-22 and regional transit
Sublimity is bisected by Cascade Hwy SE, which becomes North Center Street and is bordered by OR-22. These routes make travel to the nearest city of Salem a 30-minute drive and an hour drive to Portland. Regional transit through Cherriots will take locals into Salem and the mid-Willamette Valley.
Cherriot's bus stop conveniently located in Sublimity, OR.
Sublimity has easy access to OR-22 for commuting to nearby cities.
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St. Boniface and Marion Estates
St. Boniface, the second oldest church with an active parish in Oregon, has been in Sublimity since 1879. Residents may attend service there and admire the ornate altarpiece, handmade by Engelbert Gier in 1908, or visit the St. Boniface Community Archives and Museum located in the old convent building. Created by Father Scherbring of St. Boniface and now run by Jan Baldwin, Marian Estates offers independent and assisted senior living.
St. Boniface Catholic Church in Sublimity, OR.
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On average, homes in Sublimity, OR sell after 70 days on the market compared to the national average of 50 days. The median sale price for homes in Sublimity, OR over the last 12 months is $584,500, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Low Park Rent! This home has had a complete face lift! Sheet rocked, taped, textured and painted, replaced kitchen cabinets, heat pump, furnace, windows, appliances, walk-in shower and bathroom fixtures. New laminate flooring! The cozy yard is fenced, there are two raised beds for veggies, two covered decks, and the carport has an extra storage room. There is a ramp leading to the front door.
Charming home on quiet street! Amazing Parkview neighborhood in Sublimity w/ great location! Boasting 4 beds & 2 full baths, and a spacious lot! New roof in 2019! Interior paint and touch ups throughout! Enjoy the serene neighborhood and the convenience of nearby parks and schools. With a beautifully landscaped yard and a covered deck just in time for summer! Plenty of value to make this yours
Looking for a home in a 55+ park? This one has a view of the farmland in a quiet community. Kitchen has newer counters, fixtures, glass top range, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. Fresh interior/exterior paint and new LVP floors throughout. Bathrooms are completely updated. Newer heat pump/furnace/air conditioning, roof, gutters w/leaf guards & fence. Seller is a licensed Oregon real estate
Desirable Melrose Estates in Sublimity! Well cared for home with elegant features and spacious feel, this one will check all of a buyers boxes, 4 bdrm + den/5th bdrm down, large main level Primary suite and 3 full baths. Large corner lot has gated RV parking and 10 x 20 covered parking & garden shed, expansive paver patio with covered patio area, fruit trees, water feature, yard area and
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