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A tiny Oregon town next to the South Umpqua River
Dillard is a small community next to the South Umpqua River with less than 400 residents. The area is based around a logging mill, the Dillard Mill, and is home to several trucking and logging companies. “It’s a tiny town with one little convenience store and a post office,” says Emily Volk, a Realtor with Karen Volk Realty, who has been selling homes in the area for over two decades. Not much happens in Dillard, Volk says. There’s not much else here besides businesses, a church and single-family homes. The nearby city of Winston offers more amenities -- people can travel 2 miles across the South Umpqua River Bridge to reach grocery and clothing stores, gas stations, parks, restaurants and bars. Dillard tends to attract veterans and retirees, according to Neil Hummel, Broker/Owner of Neil Co. Real Estate who grew up in the Roseburg area. The community is a part of Douglas County, which has one of the largest veteran populations in Oregon at 10,000. The area’s climate is a big draw for people, Hummel says. “People are attracted to the area because there’s no extreme cold or hot weather,” he says.
Enjoy small-town living with a close-knit community feel in Dillard.
Dillard, Oregon: where the mill and the river shape daily life.
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Drive down Dillard Highway
Oregon 99, also known as Dillard Highway, helps people reach work in Winston. There is no public transportation offered in Dillard. The Roseburg Regional Airport is 11 miles away but doesn't offer domestic or international flights. The Eugune Airport only has domestic flights with seven airlines about an hour and a half away, while the Portland International Airport is roughly 3 hours away.
Highway 99 is a convenient way to get around the Dillard area.
The Eugene Airport offers a lot more flights to cover travelers from the Dillard area.
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Shop and dine along Douglas Boulevard
Dillard store and Deli is the only convenience store in town, open daily from 4 a.m. to 11 p.m. People visit Grocery Outlet on Douglas Boulevard for larger grocery hauls. The Village Shingletowne Antique is the main shopping destination in Dillard that sells antiques, but people can also head to the Bi-Mart Membership Discount Store. Carlos Restaurante serves Mexican dishes and seafood. Johnny's Drive-In & Diner is a traditional, retro-style spot with classic meals like burgers and fries. They’re also known for their milkshakes and offer dine-in, drive-up and walk-up-window service.
The Dillard store is a convenient place to get groceries and it is right off the Highway 42.
Bi-Mart is a great place to get some groceries.
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Winston Dillard County Park, Riverbend Park
Dillard has no parks of its own, but neighbors can enjoy the outdoors in nearby Winston. Winston Dillard County Park has a playground, basketball courts, and a pavilion area for cookouts and picnics. Next door, the Winston Community Center is an event space, often hosting birthday parties and baby showers. People visit Riverbend Park for its skatepark, baseball fields, and playground. Since it’s so close to the river, it’s also a hot spot for fishing and swimming.
The Winston Dillard County Park is a pet friendly park.
A family playing football at River Bend Park.
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Bungalows starting at $50,000
Potential homebuyers will find bungalows with decent-sized lawns. Properties are typically surrounded by trees and range between $50,000 and $200,000, depending on the number of bedrooms. Daily walks can be a bit difficult since most homes don’t lead to sidewalks. Most homes don’t have driveways either -- instead people make their own lots, where cars are parked next to properties.
Dillard’s charm is in its simplicity and close community ties.
Experience a small town where everyone knows your name in Dillard.
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Socialize with fellow students at Winston Middle
Children can attend McGovern Elementary School, before advancing to Winston Middle School, which has after school activity nights where students can play games like checkers and UNO. Both schools earn a C-minus from Niche. Kids move on to Douglas High School, which receives a C and offers educational tours throughout the country, where they can do hands-on activities and learn from professionals in their specific subject field. Students are scheduled to visit Scotland and Ireland during the 2024-25 school year. There are no private schools in the area, but there is one church, the Dillard Church of God.
McGovern Elementary School encourages students to strive for their best.
Winston Middle School is dedicated to inspire and educate our future leaders.
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Freed Estate Vineyards, Abacela Winery
With all the open land in Dillard, a couple of vineyards have opened throughout the years, which include Freed Estate Vineyards and Abacela Winery. These family-owned vineyards offer exclusive wine clubs, membership events and public wine tastings. Riverbend Live! is an annual concert series at Riverbend Park that starts on the last Friday in June and lasts six weeks. The park also hosts a Fourth of July festival, and the Winston-Dillard Melon Festival, a three-day event in September that includes a car show, barbecue vendors, mud volleyball, live music and a lot of watermelons. The Douglas County Fair is another popular event that welcomes hundreds of residents yearly.
Freed Estate Vineyards has different types of wines.
Abacela has a lot of different wines to enjoy with a scenic view of the vineyards.
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On average, homes in Dillard, Winston sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Dillard, Winston over the last 12 months is $219,500, up 30% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
The perfect large, level lot to build your home or place a manufactured home on. Just outside of Winston in Dillard. This .36 lot is all flat and usable with city services already on lot. Currently there's a MFH which is of 'no value' on property. This is an Estate sale, so it is being sold "As is" Estate will do no repairs. Bring us an offer.
MOTIVATED SELLER!! Charming 3-Bedroom Home on Oversized Lot – Perfect for Entertaining! Discover comfort and charm in this updated 3-bedroom, 1-bath home situated on an expansive .36-acre lot with a spacious backyard designed for entertaining, you’ll love spending time outdoors under the beautiful custom built covered porch—perfect for enjoying your morning coffee or relaxing in the evening. Step
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