Just waiting for you. Beautiful luxury home site on almost 5 acres; close to wineries, spa, golf course, hospital, shopping, equestrian facilities; just 2 hours from the Oregon Coast. Driveway paved and power, gas and phone already in. May be sold with ML# 9051520.Final county approval in process. Buyer to verify all information.

0 SW Bramblewood LN
Sherwood, OR 97140

Portland, Oregon is really one of  Nature’s works of art! Who could ask for a better setting than the beautiful Pacific Northwest. A city surrounded by towering pines, with a unique skyline dominated by the majesty of Mt. Hood rising inside the east and embraced by the flow of two mighty rivers.

Portland is proud of its vibrant urban core, which comes alive with people on the move. It is easy to become part of the energy, whether you stroll along the esplanade along the Willamette River downtown or walk along the tree-lined Park Blocks.  When you need a breather catch a ride on the historic trolley to shopping and entertainment. Save the hassle of driving, and hop on the award-winning MAX light-rail program from the suburbs towards the city. There are truly many ways to discover the spectacular city of Portland.

PORTLAND’S NEIGHBORHOODS

Portland has  7 distinct diverse neighborhoods comprised of over 90 neighborhoods.

The “Pearl” of Portland is an eclectic, artistic community, full of retail shops, studios and galleries, coffee houses, exceptional brownstones and lofts. During the last two decades The Pearl district has grown beyond a collection of artist galleries to become Portland’s most cosmopolitan neighborhood. Portland Center Stage has recently moved to Pearl District in the renovated Portland Armory, delivering  entertainment to this thriving artistic location. The housing in the Pearl is all condos, townhomes and lofts. The location is connected to the downtown & NW 23 areas by street cars.

The Portland neighborhoods of NW 23rd Avenue and Hawthorn Street are renowned for their bohemian character, with trendy boutiques and restaurants. NW 23rd Avenue, or the “Nob Hill” area, as it is known by locals, is a collection of locally owned businesses occupying rejuvenated victorians along tree-lined streets. There are distinctive older victorian homes in NW 23rd location along with some new condo & townhouse construction.

Hawthorn is not a “neighborhood” as such, but five neighborhoods converge on the area for shopping and dining. The Hawthorn District has a definite counterculture vibe about it. You’ll see plenty of young individuals with tattoos and piercings on the main drag and a growing number of vegetarian restaurants. On both sides of Hawthorne Blvd. there are older craftsman and bungalow homes that are being rennovated as families move into the location.

Portland’s cultural district is located between the Park blocks and Broadway Avenue, home to the Portland Center for the Performing Arts, the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall and the Portland Art Museum. “Off -Broadway” performances and plays can be experienced at the edgy The Artist Repertory Theater… or enjoy an evening at the stylish Oregon Symphony.

Find even more arts and entertainment in Portland’s Old Town and China Town, with great jazz and blues clubs. Shop Saturday Market under the Burnside Bridge for local artists’ handcrafts and experience the Classical Chinese Gardens in China town. A gift from Suzhou, China to the city of Portland. The Gardens were built by Chinese artists and craftsmen and cover an entire city block.

Sellwood is a historic district known for its additional than 50 antique shops. It is a neighborhood of Victorian homes with quite a few turn-of-the-century homes. The homes are small and pleasant and the neighborhood is conveniently located to downtown, as well as to Westmoreland golf and country club. Located next to the Willamette River and just blocks away are the Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge and Oaks Amusement Park.