Guide to Grant Park Neighborhood

Location
Grant
Park
is located in Northeast Portland. It is bordered by the
Sullivan's
Gulch, Irvington, Alameda, Beaumont-Wilshire, Rose City Park and Hollywood
neighborhoods. Grant Park is conveniently located along Tri Met bus lines, and
relatively close-in to Downtown Portland.
Grant
Park Neighborhood Map
Grant
Park can be located on page 597 of The
Thomas Guide, 2006 Portland Street Guide.
Description
The Grant Park community has a family-friendly
feel, with quiet, residential streets lined with comfortable family homes.
The gem of the neighborhood is Grant Park, with large mature trees, and a nice
playground, as well as a dog park area.
Grant Park adjoins Grant High School, and has lit
tennis courts, a pool, a track, and lots of playground equipment for kids. Grant Park is conveniently located near coffee shops, restaurants, and
shopping in popular commercial areas lining Broadway, and along Fremont St. in
the Beaumont-Wilshire, Irvington and Alameda neighborhoods. Also nearby in
the Hollywood district, you will find additional shops, restaurants, and the
popular neighborhood Trader Joe's market.
Besides visiting the park, neighbors also enjoy
walking through the hills behind 35th and Siskiyou for beautiful views, and
exploring the hillside stairwells that take you to the top of the stunning
Alameda Ridge.
Definitely drive under the trees on Knott Street
between 33rd and 42nd Avenues in spring time to enjoy the show of cherry
blossoms, and in the fall to enjoy the maple leaves!
Also, this is
an excellent neighborhood for summertime yard sales.
Homes
Grant Park offers a wide range of home styles,
from classic Old Portland style homes to Craftsman Cottages, Cape Codes,
Bungalows, Colonials
and more. Along the tree-lined residential streets, you'll find that homes
are well cared for, and yards are nicely landscaped and well maintained.
A recent RMLS
home search in the Grant Park area showed homes from sale from as low as
$334,000 up to $579,900.
If you are looking for information on buying or
selling a home in Grant Park, including mortgage rates, loan calculators, home
appraisers, school report cards, and crime reports, please see the Real
Estate page.
Grant
Park Information
Neighborhood
Statistics
Grant
Park Neighborhood Association Website
Grant
Park
Grant
Pool
Historic
Preservation League of Oregon
Portland
Public School Boundaries
Grant
Park Schools:
Elementary school: Hollyrood
Elementary School
Middle school: Fernwood
Middle School
High school: Grant
High School
Portland
International Airport
Portland
Police Bureau
Portland
Classifieds on Craigslist.com
Portland
Off-Leash Dog Parks
Tri
Met - Interactive Maps and Schedules for Bus, Max and Streetcar
Hot
Eats
Grant
Park neighbors enjoy the following nearby restaurants:
Enjoy
Gustav's
for German American fare, where locals enjoy sitting at the bar and eating
house-made pretzels and fondue...and of course, drinking from their enormous beer
selection.
After
shopping at Trader Joes, stop in to recharge with some sushi. Hama
Sushi has friendly service, clean and cozy interior, and good prices.
Northeast
Portlander's know.. for some excellent Thai food, you'll want to try Tuk-Tuk
Thai on Fremont St., or Sweet
Basil Thai on Broadway.
Grant
Park Neighborhood - More Info
If you have more information about Grant Park and
would like to contribute, or if you have photos to share, please
contact us.
(Photo script provided byJavaScript
Kit)
Thanks
to our contributing author to the Grant Park page, local resident Lee Ann
Moldovanyi.

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