In the 1990s, the city of Wilsonville was home to only 7,500 people. Due to its prime location, the area grew substantially. “Wilsonville has seen a boom,” says Principal Broker Molly Macom of Westlake Properties, who has more than 35 years of experience. Located halfway between Portland and the state capitol in Salem on Interstate 5, Wilsonville has seen its population almost quadruple over the past 30 years. Various home types lie scattered around a nucleus of both big and small retailers. Forest and farmlands surround the neighborhood on all sides, with Downtown Portland 18 miles north.
The Wilsonville neighborhood is located in Oregon.
Meandering roads course through the Wilsonville neighborhood.
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A variety of home styles to choose from
Some 27,000 residents now live in various builds, ranging widely in price. Sidewalks with street trees and cluster mailboxes are almost universal in this city, as is the case with surrounding neighborhoods developed in the past two decades. On-street parking is widespread, with most subdivisions featuring a communal alley that takes locals to their respective garages. More modest two-bedroom ranch-style homes fetch below $200,000. Adjacent townhomes are priced in the middle at $400,000 to $500,000, some with tiny yards and some without. Larger three or four-bedroom homes with private backyards and driveways creep close to the $750,000 mark and beyond.
Townhome communities in Wilsonville add texture and uniformity to the area.
Large single-family homes are offered at Wilsonville, OR.
2-story homes with large front yards are commonly found in Willsonville.
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Attending class in Wilsonville
Macom remembers when Wilsonville had no schools and children had to attend class in West Linn. “That must have been some bus ride,” she says. Students can attend Boeckman Creek Primary, rated B overall by Niche. When they reach Meridian Creek Middle, which rates an A-minus, students can join a number of afterschool groups like orchestra, science fair, and D&D clubs. Wilsonville High rounds out the list with an impressive A overall.
Meridian Creek Middle school is home of the Mustangs to Wilsonville's Middle Schoolers.
Meridian Creek Middle School can be found in the heart of Wilsonville.
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A day at Memorial Park
Most schools in Wilsonville include some playground or ball field, giving city residents and their children a space to exercise outside the smaller parks that pepper the residential areas. The largest of these parks, Memorial Park, is also the oldest. This park offers residents a boat ramp to access the Willamette River. It also has a generous playground where kids can slide and swing on a weekday afternoon. Tranquil Park is an excellent spot for hitting the trail, with its almost 5 acres of paths. Benches appear on the trail for hikers to catch their breath, relax, and watch the birds.
Trails throughout Memorial Park provide a space for exercise and solace in Wilsonville.
Memorial park, of Wilsonville offers easy access to the Colombia River.
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Where to dine in Wilsonville
Wilsonville’s shops and restaurants cluster around the Wilsonville Road exit on I-5, 45 minutes from Salem and downtown Portland. Folks can dig into kebabs and couscous dishes at the Dar Essalam Moroccan Restaurant. This spot serves generous portions in a welcoming and decorative atmosphere. The RAM Restaurant & Brewery’s Wilsonville location offers takeout and delivery. Modern décor and flatscreens make watching sports matches enjoyable. The Target and Costco Wholesale, located just off the Elligsen Road exit, meet weekly grocery and home goods needs.
Outdoor seating is available outside of the Corner Coffee Shop in Wilsonville.
Head to Boston's Pub and Grill for some classic American fare in Wilsonville.
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Things to do year-round in Wilsonville
The city of Wilsonville offers events of all sorts year-round. Movies in the Park is a regular summer feature where folks gather around a large projector screen and enjoy a film on the grass. Holiday-based events, like April’s Egg Hunt, are also popular. More than 10,000 eggs are scattered across the expansive Memorial Park for children under 11 to collect. Of course, most contain candy, but coupons redeemable at local businesses are a unique addition. More charitable endeavors like Fill a Stocking encourage folks to prepare stockings for seniors during the winter holidays.
Residents can play a quick game of basketball at Memorial Park.
Welcome to Tranquil Park in Wilsonville, OR.
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Getting around Wilsonville
Although the SMART bus does run from the neighborhood’s south end to its north end, the route has multiple stops. Not all these stops are readily accessible without walking, depending on the resident’s home address, so driving a car in Wilsonville is preferred.
The Wilsonville Transit Center provides buses and a rail connection for residents.
Roundabouts break up the traffic in residential sections of Wilsonville.
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