$493,918Average Value$306Average Price per Sq Ft43Homes For Sale
Small town with growing popularity
Veneta is a small town outside of Eugene that’s steadily growing in popularity thanks to its impressive collection of stunning green spaces. “It’s an outlier community and the main thoroughfare from Eugene to the coast cuts right through it so it’s pretty heavily trafficked,” says Gabe Phayt, who has worked in the neighborhood for 10 years and currently works at the Fern Ridge Library. “It’s a nice little spot and a great confluence of rural living meets a bohemian hippy vibe. It draws people from all over and creates a nice little melting pot of different sorts of people all mixing together to make an interesting little community-oriented town.”
Single story living includes cottages and ranch-style homes
Homes in Veneta range from manufactured options and apartments to ranch-style homes and cottages. Single-story living is common and homes often have attached garages. Homes can be anywhere from $325,000 to $1,500,000 and range in size from 1,100 to 3,400 square feet. Homes can date as far back as the early 1940s with some new construction as recent as 2023. There are a total of about 3,300 homes in Veneta and the average number of days on the market for the neighborhood is slightly lower than the national average. Picket fences and bright gardens often surround lots that vary in size from 5,000 square feet to 7 acres. Residents enjoy walking the quiet streets and chatting with neighbors.
If you are looking for a single-family home in a tiny town, Veneta is perfect.
For people with a tight budget there are a few newer modular homes in the town of Veneta, Oregon
Closer to downtown Veneta, the homes are small cottage style houses.
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Espresso and baked goods at locally-loved eateries
Hillbilly Brews Espresso has a big local following thanks to its amazing coffee selection, which includes everything from mochas to iced coffees. Pup cups are a popular menu item along with sandwiches and baked goods like parmesan bagels. Our Daily Bread offers a unique dining experience inside an old-fashioned church. Locals love the fresh bakery and signature sandwiches. Outdoor seating is available and the restaurant is also a popular wedding venue. Residents can pick up their groceries from The Grocery Outlet.
Our Daily Bread is the most popular restaurant in downtown Veneta and people flock there.
The restaurant Our Daily Bread serves delicious fresh food from breakfast through dinner.
Hillbilly Brews in Veneta, Oregon has a huge following for a great cup of coffee.
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C-rated schools with strong sports teams
Students in Veneta can attend Elmira Elementary School which received a C rating from Niche, serves about 300 students and has a student-teacher ratio of 19-to-1. Fern Ridge Middle School is another option that also received a C rating from Niche and serves about 300 students with a student-teacher ratio of 17-to-1. Elmira High School received a C rating from Niche and serves about 400 students with a student-teacher ratio of 19-to-1. The school has a strong football and basketball team.
Elmira High School has 7 out of 10 rating on Great Schools.
Fern Ridge Middle School gets a 5 out of 10 on Great Schools.
Elmira Elementary School in Oregon has about 275 students.
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Zumwalt Park is a bird-watcher's dream
Zumwalt Park is filled with trees, trails and views of the Fern Ridge Reservoir. The 58-acre park has a natural rock water slide and multiple swimming holes and waterfalls for cooling off on a hot day. Wide green spaces offer picnic opportunities shaded by tall trees while hikers and bird-watching enthusiasts take advantage of the popular trails. Veneta is known for being visited by all different types of migrating birds so virtually any park in the neighborhood is a potential bird-watching opportunity.
Zumwalt Park in Veneta is located next to Fern Ridge Reservoir.
The green space and parks surrounding Veneta are one of the biggest selling points.
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Visit LaVelle Vineyards
Wine lovers will appreciate a visit to LaVelle Vineyards, which offers tastings and vineyard tours. The family-owned, boutique-style winery has award-winning wines and a fully stocked wine shop. They take advantage of all the Willamette Valley has to offer and produce everything from Pinot Gris to Gamay Noir. Kick back with a glass around one of their outdoor firepits surrounded by a Japanese garden.
La Valle winery is a small family run winery just outside of Veneta.
Venetta is surrounded by many wineries that are becoming well-known in the United States.
The downtown Area of Veneta has a great gym for the residents of town.
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Convenient highways head into Eugene
Residents of Veneta have convenient access to Highway 126 which heads east into Downtown Eugene, just 14.5 miles away. Route 93 buses also run through the neighborhood and can take locals downtown. “It’s growing because it's a really desirable spot and just 10 minutes from Eugene,” Phayt says. “Living outside of Eugene is nice because prices are higher in the city and it’s not a bad commute.”
For residence of Veneta that don't have cars, there is a public bus that passes through daily.
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