Laurelhurst
A Northeast Neighborhood in Portland, Oregon
Live in Laurelhurst Where Portland’s History Comes Alive
Laurelhurst, a distinguished Portland neighborhood developed in the early 1900s, is renowned for its cohesive architectural landscape featuring styles like Craftsman and Colonial Revival. The area's design, with its curvilinear streets and strategic landscaping, reflects the City Beautiful movement's influence, aiming to create harmonious urban living spaces.
The neighborhood's centerpiece, Laurelhurst Park, encompasses 31 acres of natural beauty, including a tranquil pond and open spaces for various recreational activities. As a focal point for community engagement, the park hosts numerous events and serves as a daily retreat for residents seeking a connection with nature.
Adding to the area's historic ambiance is the iconic equestrian statue of Joan of Arc situated in Coe Circle, a notable landmark since the 1920s. Such features, along with the neighborhood's listing on the National Register of Historic Places, underscore Laurelhurst's dedication to preserving its rich heritage and architectural integrity.
Bordering Neighborhoods: Kerns / Sunnyside / North Tabor
Landmarks: Interstate-84 / Laurelhurst Park / Equestrian Statue of Joan of Arc / Historic Sandstone Gates
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Fun Facts
Joan of Arc Statue: Coe Circle features a gilded equestrian statue of Joan of Arc, serving as a World War I memorial.
Laurelhurst Park: Spanning 31 acres, Laurelhurst Park was voted the most beautiful park in the west by the Pacific Coast Parks Association in 1919.
Laurelhurst Theater: Built in 1923, the Laurelhurst Theater is one of Portland's early art deco style buildings and remains a beloved entertainment venue.
Schools
Elementary: Laurelhurst K-8, Opal Charter, Richmond, Winterhaven K-8, Beverly Cleary K-8
Middle: Mt. Tabor, Da Vinci,
High School: Franklin, Grant, Benson, Alliance, MLC K-12
Private: All Saints
Always verify accuracy of schools for homes for sale in the Brooklyn neighborhood as boundaries may have changed.
Get an overview of schools on PPS's general school map here.
View PPS school finder for a specific address here.
Parks
Parks & natural areas, in acres 34
Parks, % of neighborhood 8
Getting Around
Walk score 82
Minutes to downtown by car 12
Number of transit lines max/streetcar/tram lines 8
Miles of bike routes (lanes, blvd, multi-use paths) 4
Miles of bike routes (all) per square mile 6.7
Neighborhood Associations
Your Guide to Portland’s Distinctive Districts
At Campbell Salgado Real Estate Group, we have a deep appreciation for Laurelhurst's rich history and architectural beauty.
Our unique blend of artistic backgrounds and real estate expertise allows us to showcase the distinctive charm of Laurelhurst homes. Whether you're buying or selling in this historic neighborhood, we're here to provide personalized guidance tailored to your needs. Reach out to us at 503-951-8547 to embark on your real estate journey in Laurelhurst.
Kim Campbell & Francisco Salgado
Laurelhurst
a calm pocket nestled in the city
Primarily residential homes, Laurelhurst lulls you with its dreamy homes on quiet tree-lined streets. Some of the most iconic Portland architecture can be found in this neighborhood like Tudors, Craftsman, and Bungalows.
BORDERING NEIGHBORHOODS + LANDMARKS
Interstate-84
A Visual Vibe
Neighborhood Details
GETTING AROUND
Walk score 81
Minutes to downtown by car 12
Number of transit lines max/streetcar/tram lines 8
Miles of bike routes (lanes, blvd, multi-use paths) 4
Miles of bike routes (all) per square mile 6.7
SCHOOLS
Elementary: Laurelhurst K-8, Opal Charter, Richmond, Winterhaven K-8, Beverly Cleary K-8
Middle: Mt. Tabor, Da Vinci,
High School: Franklin, Grant, Benson, Alliance, MLC K-12
Private: All Saints
Always verify the accuracy of schools for homes for sale in the Laurelhurst neighborhood as boundaries may have changed.
Get an overview of schools on PPS's general school map here.
View the PPS school finder for a specific address here.
The Important Stuff
PARKS
Parks & natural areas, in acres 34
Parks, % of neighborhood 8
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*data courtesy of Portland Monthly 2019 Real Estate Guide