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Woods separate residential streets from industrial area
Well-kept homes in cul-de-sacs make up the Durham Road neighborhood of Tigard. The industrial section of the community has quirky, local restaurants close to the mall, Bridgeport Village, while houses are separated from railroad tracks, Interstate 5 and woods through which Fanno Creek and its namesake trail run. “It’s accessible to the city and the surrounding suburbs, but it’s also a quiet neighborhood,” says Gordon Paulsen, a library assistant at the Tigard Public Library. “The Fanno Creek Park is a big draw for this area.”
The Durham Road neighborhood sits on the edge of and industrial area with nearby employers and restaurants.
The Durham Road neighborhood is a wooded residential area that borders Fanno Creek.
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Eighties new traditional homes near Fanno Creek Trail
Some homes in Durham Road belong to homeowners associations, and many residents take pride in their lawn’s curb appeal. New traditional homes built during the 1980s and early 1990s with large arched windows surround cul-de-sacs where children sometimes use multi-colored chalk drawings to decorate the pavement. These homes cost between $515,000 and $650,000, while more recent builds—constructed between the 1990s and early 2000s with more nostalgic Craftsman details—fetch between $760,000 and $930,000. Properties with higher price tags come with larger backyards and room for outdoor recreation, whether it be in the form of a hot tub, a playground or a set of garden beds. Townhouses with two to three bedrooms are concentrated in the north of the neighborhood, ranging from $275,000 to $450,000.
Traditional homes built during the 1980s and early 1990s cost between $515,000 and $650,000.
New construction homes with Craftsman details fetch between $760,000 and $930,000.
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Bar inspired by the adventures of John Barleycorn
Durham Road is just north of Bridgeport Village, which consists of Saks OFF 5th, Crate & Barrel, Barnes & Noble, the Apple Store, a movie theater and a collection of smaller stores and restaurants. The neighborhood is connected to a large shopping and dining area, and it has a noteworthy food scene. The McMenamins John Barleycorns pub pays homage to a British folktale character who symbolizes whiskey, culturally immortalized by the likes of Jack London and the 1960s band Traffic. Drinks are served on a bar made of re-milled redwood wine barrels under a cathedral ceiling in a dimly lit, eclectic interior characteristic of the Pacific Northwest chain. The nearby FlyBoy Brewery and Pub has more than 30 brews on tap—some of which are made in-house—and stone-fired pizzas in an aerospace-themed interior. “You get the sit-down restaurant feel, and being within walking distance gets them,” says Ava Newton, a sales coordinator for the nearby Courtyard by Marriot Portland Tigard hotel, referring to its guests. Trader Joe’s and Safeway are across the interstate for groceries.
The Bridgeport Village shopping center is nearby for shopping and dining.
FlyBoy Brewery and Pub has more than 30 brews on tap—some of which are made in-house.
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Fanno Creek Trail connects residential streets to wetlands
Fanno Creek Park bleeds over into north Durham Road, insulating residential streets from the sounds of the commuter rail and the interstate to the east. The paved Fanno Creek Trail reaches into several cul-de-sacs, connecting the neighborhood to the park’s 30 acres of grassy and wooded wetlands, where the trail’s bridges and boardwalks offer views of its namesake creek and aquatic wildlife. The larger trail system travels more than 10 miles, from Tualatin, in the south, to Beaverton, in the north, making it one of the region’s most extensive paths. Farther south, picnic tables surround a playground near a basketball court in Bonita Park.
Fanno Creek trail connects residential streets to the 30 acre Fanno Creek Park.
Bonita Park features basketball courts, a playground and a picnic gazebo near Fanno Creek.
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Career exploration at Tigard High School
The neighborhood is zoned for Durham Elementary School, which earns a B-plus grade from Niche, as well as Twality Middle School, which receives an A-minus. Students may finish their secondary educations at Tigard High School, which receives a B-plus and maintains a variety of programs to help students explore different career fields. Its engineering and design program is equipped with laser cutters, metrology tools, 3D printers and SolidWorks software, while journalism students may sharpen their skills through the student online newspaper, weekly broadcast and yearbook. After the school day, the Community Experience for Career Education, or CE2, program connects students to internships with local businesses.
Twality Middle School receives an A-minus on Niche.
Students at Tigard High School can choose from more than 30 extracurricular clubs, including photography club, chess club, astronomy club and tech team.
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Connected to downtown Tigard and downtown Portland
The Durham Road neighborhood is connected to both downtown Tigard and the larger city center of Portland. Southwest Hall Boulevard, on the neighborhood’s west side, runs north to downtown Tigard, about 3 miles away. Interstate 5 passes the neighborhood to the east, traveling a little over 11 miles north into downtown Rose City. I-5 marks the boundary between Tigard and Lake Oswego, and Southwest Upper Boones Ferry Road bridges the divide. A TriMet bus route connects the neighborhood to Beaverton in the north, while King City Link is a free weekday service that stops on Durham Road before it reaches King City and Tualatin.
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Durham Road Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Durham Road, Tigard sell after 33 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Durham Road, Tigard over the last 12 months is $600,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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