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The Dalles, OR Condos for Sale

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    $325,000

    $14K PRICE DROP
    • 2 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,254 Sq Ft

    260 Lone Pine Ln Unit 8, the Dalles, OR 97058

    Riverfront Living at its finest! Enjoy breathtaking Columbia River views from this 2-bedroom, 2-bath upper-level condominium in The Dalles. Perfectly positioned along the riverfront, this home offers a serene lifestyle with all the convenience of low-maintenance living. Inside, you’ll find a light-filled open floor plan featuring a spacious living area and a private balcony — the ideal spot to

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    Connie Thomasian

    Windermere CRG

    260 Lone Pine Ln Unit 8, the Dalles, OR 97058
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    $350,000

    • 2 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,254 Sq Ft

    240 Lone Pine Ln Unit 7, the Dalles, OR 97058

    Enjoy the beauty of the Columbia River from this inviting ground-level condo, where comfortable living meets a spectacular Northwest backdrop. Large windows bring in natural light and frame the river views, creating a peaceful setting to enjoy throughout the day.The single-level floor plan offers easy, convenient living with no stairs to navigate. The spacious living and dining areas provide a

    Becky Schertenleib Columbia Gorge Real Estate

    240 Lone Pine Ln Unit 7, the Dalles, OR 97058

Why Live in The Dalles

The Dalles, Oregon, is a small city located 75 miles east of Portland along the scenic Columbia River Gorge. Known for its historical significance as the ending point of the Oregon Trail, The Dalles has a rich heritage showcased at The Dalles Museum and Anderson Homestead. The city is surrounded by orchards of sweet Bing cherries, contributing to its reputation as a major cherry producer. Prominent employers include Adventist Health Columbia Gorge and North Wasco County School District. With a population of approximately 15,700, The Dalles offers a low-key, friendly atmosphere and affordable living, attracting residents from various regions due to its dry climate and abundant sunshine. Outdoor attractions include kayaking and fishing on the Columbia River, hiking and biking on the Riverfront Trail, and visiting the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum. Sorosis Park, the largest park in the city, offers amenities such as a rose garden, disc golf, and tennis courts, with plans for a new playground. Downtown The Dalles features walkable blocks with saloons, coffee shops, locally owned restaurants, antique shops, and the National Neon Sign Museum. The annual Northwest Cherry Festival celebrates the city's cherry production with an outdoor market, community fair, and cherry pie eating contest. Housing options range from classic midcentury homes to new constructions, cottages, bungalows, and houseboats at The Dalles Marina. Interstate 84 and U.S. Route 30 provide connectivity to Portland, while Gorge Translink buses and Union Pacific Railroad facilitate transportation. Violent crime rates in The Dalles are below the national average. Urban renewal projects and EPA grants support development efforts.

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