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Cedar Mill (Oregon)

Suburban Living with Easy City Access

Cedar Mill Community Library

A Welcoming Community with Small-Town Appeal

Cedar Mill is the kind of place where life moves at a comfortable pace. As an unincorporated community in Washington County, it has all the conveniences of a suburban neighborhood without the feel of a big city. The homes here range from classic mid-century ranches and split-levels to newer craftsman-style builds, offering a variety of options for homebuyers. With its blend of long-time residents and newcomers, Cedar Mill has a warm, welcoming energy that makes it easy to settle in.

One of the highlights of Cedar Mill is its strong sense of identity, shaped by its historic roots and community-oriented spaces. The Cedar Mill Community Library has been a gathering place for decades, while the Cedar Mill Farmers Market brings neighbors together over fresh produce and handmade goods. The area also boasts easy access to the Westside Regional Trail, connecting parks, green spaces, and walking paths throughout the region. Whether grabbing a coffee at a local café or attending a community event, there’s always something happening.

Living in Cedar Mill means having Beaverton, Bethany, and Portland just minutes away, making it easy to enjoy both suburban comforts and city amenities. The area is known for its strong local schools, friendly atmosphere, and easy access to shopping and dining along NW Cornell Road. Whether you’re looking for a quiet retreat or a place with a strong sense of community, Cedar Mill offers the perfect balance of both.

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Fun Facts

A Name Rooted in Industry
Cedar Mill got its name from a sawmill established in 1859 by John Halsey Jones and his father, Justus. The mill specialized in processing Western Redcedars, which were abundant in the area.

A Postal Legacy
The Cedar Mill post office was established in 1874 in the John Quincy Adams Young House, which still stands today on Cornell Road, serving as a historical landmark.

Cedar Mill Falls
A Hidden Gem Tucked away near the Cedar Mill Greenway and the JQA Young House, Cedar Mill Falls is a 32-foot high basaltic waterfall that once powered the local sawmill.

Parks

Cedar Mill is a community that values its green spaces, offering plenty of room to stretch out and enjoy the outdoors. Cedar Mill Park, a local favorite, provides open fields, a playground, and sports courts, making it a go-to spot for casual games and weekend picnics. Nearby, Cedar Mill Creek Greenway offers a more peaceful setting, with nearly 19 acres of trails and natural areas, perfect for an afternoon walk or birdwatching. Residents also enjoy easy access to Tualatin Hills Nature Park, a short drive away, where miles of forested trails provide an escape into nature. Whether you're looking for a place to relax, get active, or simply enjoy fresh air, Cedar Mill delivers.

Points of Interest

Cedar Mill is more than just a residential community—it’s a place with deep roots and a strong local culture. The Cedar Mill Community Library, established in 1976, is a hub for lifelong learning, offering events, reading programs, and an extensive book collection. NW Cornell Road is lined with local shops, coffee spots, and restaurants, giving residents plenty of options to grab a bite or shop without heading into the city. On weekends, the Cedar Mill Farmers Market is a must-visit, featuring fresh produce, handmade goods, and a welcoming community atmosphere. With its mix of history, culture, and locally owned businesses, Cedar Mill offers a small-town feel with all the convenience of modern living.

Getting Around

Cedar Mill’s location makes it easy to get where you need to go. U.S. Route 26 runs just north of the community, offering direct access to Portland, Beaverton, and Hillsboro—though traffic can be heavy during peak hours. Public transit is a great option, with the Sunset Transit Center providing connections to MAX Light Rail’s Blue and Red Lines as well as multiple TriMet bus routes. For cyclists, the area is connected to an extensive network of bike-friendly paths, making commuting or recreation on two wheels a breeze. Whether you drive, take transit, or bike, Cedar Mill is well-positioned for easy travel throughout the metro area.

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At Campbell Salgado Real Estate Group, we love helping people find their place in Cedar Mill, a community that blends natural beauty, rich history, and modern conveniences.

With its mix of mid-century homes, newer craftsman builds, and proximity to top-rated schools, it’s a sought-after area for homebuyers looking for both charm and practicality. The community's strong local connections, from the Cedar Mill Farmers Market to the beloved Cedar Mill Community Library, make it a welcoming place to call home. Whether you're drawn to the area's green spaces, thriving local businesses, or easy access to Portland and Beaverton, we're here to help you navigate every step of the process. If you're thinking about buying or selling in Cedar Mill, we’d love to guide you through it. Call or text us at 503-951-8547 to get started today!

Kim Campbell & Francisco Salgado