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 The
two-story city hall building is home to the City of Fairview
Police and the administrative offices for the Departments of
Planning, Public Works, and Finance. The building
is situated on Fairview’s "Village Street" adjacent
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 The
Post Office was the first civic building constructed in Fairview
Village. It was completed in 1997 and acts as an anchor for
the retail street. Residents can easily walk or drive to the
Post Office from anywhere in the Village. The
Post Office also attracts 800-1000 visitors each day because
of its availability of post office boxes. This daily ritual
entices customers who patronize our "mainstreet" merchants.
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 The
Fairview Columbia Library anchors the north end of Market Square.
The building is home to a 25,000-volume book collection, CD’s,
tapes, and computers for internet use. A community meeting room
there allows residents to meet for homeowner meetings, story
hour for Village tots, and gatherings of citizen advocate groups.
Four families live above the Fairview Columbia
Library!
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 Woodland
Elementary School is situated among the protected wetland parks
and forests adjacent to Fairview Village. The school borders
a "natural laboratory" where school children learn
about wetland habitat, native animals and birds, and environmental
preservation. The school is approximately 400
meters from Fairview City Hall and school-age residents can
walk safely to Woodland with fellow students. (back
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 La
Petite Academy is a preschool and daycare facility that offers
educational programs and child care for children ages twelve
months to twelve years. The Academy offers a preschool curriculum
that has been carefully designed to foster exploration and to
encourage children to participate in group and individual play.
La Petite Academy offers safe, on-time transportation
from Woodland Elementary School for after-school supervision
for older students. (back
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 Bally
Total Fitness (5800 members) in Fairview Village includes an
aerobics studio, basketball court, weight training equipment,
and more. In addition to the exercise areas, you’ll find
saunas, steam rooms, lockers, massage therapy, tanning, on-site
child care, and a physical therapy clinic. Bally is a very popular
"third place" in the Village to gather. (back
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 Anchored on the south by Fairview City Hall and on the
north by the Fairview Columbia Library, Village Street Mixed-Use (VMU) rowhouses are the perfect place to live and/or work. (back
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 One
of the "great accomplishments" of the Village is the
successful integration of a large retail anchor into the "walkable
community" design. Not only did the Village gain a great
"corporate citizen" in their new TARGET Store, but
the store and parking design are complementary to the goals
of the Village. (back
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 MarketPlace Apartments offer the very best in elegant living. Walk around and explore for yourself, keeping in mind that great neighborhoods, such as Fairview Village, are few and far between. By renting a MarketPlace Apartment you become part of the ongoing evolution of a great community. Amenities in each unit include air conditioning, washer & dryer, dishwasher, refrigerator and microwave. These professionally managed one and two bedroom apartments range from 640 to 1136 square feet. For leasing information, please call 503-421-9105.
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 The Ceeley condominium project offers both residential and commercial opportunities in award winning Fairview Village. This condominium design is new to Fairview Village as the four residential and four commercial units are being offered separately. The three bedroom, 2-car garage residential units range from approximately 2230 sq.ft - 2435 sq .ft. in size . The commercial units range from approximately 1120 sq .ft. - 1179 sq.ft in size. |
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Mixed-Use Rowhouses |
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 Single family mixed-use rowhouses are strategically located in various locations near the heart of Fairview Village. Whether they are located across from the Library, Post Office or MarketPlace Apartments these units offer an alternative to today's high gas prices! Live in the spacious units above and work below; or live above and rent out the retail/office space below. (back to
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 The
designs for the single-family homes were inspired by some of
Portland’s oldest and finest neighborhoods. Styles range
from traditional Craftsmen to Queen Anne to Tudor.
Each home has its own unique floor plan and was constructed
using the highest quality materials. “Why
buy a home when you can own a Village?!” (back
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 These
rowhouses were built to accommodate families of various sizes.
The largest, a 2197 square foot home with four bedrooms and
three and a half baths also includes a 528 square foot apartment
above the garage. The smallest is a two-bedroom, two and a half
bath house with a 1362 square foot floor plan. Each
rowhouse has a gourmet kitchen and upscale amenities. Fireplaces
– with unique custom designed mantles – are also standard.
Langley Park Rowhouses won the "2000 Excellence in Construction"
Award from the Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
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 Park
Lane Rowhouses are located within walking distance of Target, the Post Office, Oregon First Community Bank, and the City Park. These well-maintained single-family rowhouses have been among the most popular places to live in Fairview Village. (back
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