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Currently live in Tacoma and tired of the congestion and crime. So i been searching all over for the idea place to relocate to for low crime, great schools, good restuarants, friendly people, light congest, and good family neighborhoods with my kids can play freely watching them like a hawk. I checked into Eastern Washington, Corvallis, Roseburg, Bend, and Medford.
But i keep hearing great things about Portland. Never visited the area, only driven through on i-5. What are the best area's for our price range for a home, which is up to 475k. Need 4 beds and 2.5 baths... I notice the Laurelhurst area has great schools, but very expensive to live. I plan to visit Portland within the next couple of weeks. What area's should i avoid and area's to checkout. Thank you. |
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But the good thing is in PPS schools you can easily transfer. So if you find that big house in Woodstock you can send your child to near by Duniway or Llewellyn (as long as the school is excepting additional kids). Plus there are tons of magnets to try to get into. Good luck! |
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Is 475K in the Washington, Multnomah, Clackamas, and Yamhill counties out of reach for a 4beds, 2.5 bath with atleast 7500 sq ft lot and great schools??? |
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That is very doable in Sherwood.
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This neighborhood is full of kids and we're on a cul-de-sac so very safe for bikes, etc... Our house is 12 years old but the previous owners weren't the best at maintaining so it will need all new carpet and we also need to re-paint the interior and will do exterior in the next 2 years. We do have a yard, though it isn't very large..but big enough for the kids to get out some. We are walking distance to some shops but it's about a mile away so not right around the corner. The thing that strikes me about the Portland area (not sure of SoCal) is that the neighborhoods are small and bordered by single homes, shops, trailers, etc... I feel like my neighborhood is tucked away I guess. It's pretty small, about 50 homes I guess and where I'm from the neighborhoods have about 200+ houses...hope that made sense!! Tigard as a whole is safe but I was warned that some areas are seedy (especially around Metzger) so just make sure you visit the area and spend some time there before buying. Good luck to you!!! ![]() |
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Thank you! We are heading up on Saturday! Looking forward to it! :-)
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Hey there. Have you considered Hillsboro in Washington County? I know of a house that just went on the market that is awesome. 4 br, 2.5 baths, over 2500 sf, almost 9000 sf lot and backs to green space with nature trails. It also has two community pools and tennis courts. Good schools. I think it's around $450K or ust under. PM me if you want more info. ~K~
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