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Ontario, OR Homes for Rent

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    $1,495 per month

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 860 Sq Ft
    • Townhouse for Rent

    297 SW 6th St, Ontario, OR 97914

    The wait is over! These beautiful townhomes are ready for their first tenants! This unit is 860 sq ft of pure perfection. It is located close to St. Alphonsus Hospital and Treasure Valley Community College, as well as Lion's Park. This two bedroom one bathroom unit is thoughtfully designed throughout. The split bedroom layout with an open living room and spacious kitchen feature custom cabinets,

    John Dillon Four Star Real Estate

    297 SW 6th St, Ontario, OR 97914
  • /37

    $1,495 per month

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 860 Sq Ft
    • Townhouse for Rent

    287 SW 6th St, Ontario, OR 97914

    The wait is over! These beautiful townhomes are ready for their first tenants! This unit is 860 sq ft of pure perfection. It is located close to St. Alphonsus Hospital and Treasure Valley Community College, as well as Lion's Park. This two bedroom one bathroom unit is thoughtfully designed throughout. The split bedroom layout with an open living room and spacious kitchen feature custom cabinets,

    John Dillon Four Star Real Estate

    287 SW 6th St, Ontario, OR 97914

Why Live in Ontario

Ontario, Oregon, located on the Oregon-Idaho border about 60 miles from Boise, is a community where agriculture and cannabis dispensaries significantly impact the local economy. Known for its role in the onion and potato industries, Ontario is the birthplace of the tater tot, with the Ore-Ida plant processing these popular snacks. The town's population is nearing 12,000, making it the largest in Malheur County. Housing options include ranch-style homes, with prices generally below the national median. However, some areas near the Snake River are prone to flooding. Ontario offers a variety of recreational activities, with Ontario State Recreation Site providing fishing opportunities and Lions Park featuring a skatepark and splash pad. The town's high desert climate brings hot summers and snowy winters. Cultural history is celebrated at the Four Rivers Cultural Center & Museum, highlighting the diverse heritage of the area. Downtown Ontario, particularly South Oregon Street, is home to small businesses and local eateries, while larger franchises are found along Highway 30. The annual Tater Tots Festival in September celebrates the town's culinary invention with live music and family-friendly activities. Transportation is facilitated by Interstate 84, connecting residents to Boise and Portland, with Boise Airport approximately 55 miles away. While crime rates have fluctuated, some areas, particularly near I-84, have seen increased activity.

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