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The beautiful City of Lake Oswego surrounds a 405-acre private lake. With the Willamette River to the east, the 658-acre Tryon Creek State Natural Area to the north, and the graceful rolling hills of the Stafford Hamlet to the south, this lovely suburb is ideally located about 8 miles south of Portland, Oregon. The amenity-rich community boasts some of the top schools in the State, and this charming town includes 600 acres of parks and open spaces There are 20 private lake easements and 2 resident access areas on the lake. It is also home to the Lakewood Center for the Arts and numerous dining and shopping options My home for over 40 years, Lake Oswego offers a strong sense of community and a safe enclave for everyone. Come explore beautiful Lake Oswego!
Nearby George Rogers Park has a variety of athletic fields, tennis, pickle ball, a playground, picnic areas and access to the Willamette River It is also home to the “Iron furnace” which is listed on the National Historic register and a reminder of Lake Oswego’s industrial past
Lakewood Center for the Arts in downtown Lake Oswego is a non-profit arts institution dedicated to providing performances, education and exhibition opportunities to the region Here you will find the Dee Denton Gallery and annual Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts held each June
The Hallinan Neighborhood is a unique and charming neighborhood just south of downtown Lake Oswego, full of history, families, friendly neighbors, and trees lots of trees From here, you can walk to downtown Lake Oswego with its numerous shops, restaurants, the Lakewood Theater, and more
