Mountain Views from Eagle Park Are you looking for a beautiful and vibrant community in Bend, Oregon? Look no further than Mirada Subdivision! CLICK HERE FOR A LIST OF HOMES IN AND AROUND MIRADA North-east of Bend, Oregon is where you'll find the Mirada subdivision. The neighborhood has more than 220 homes that were constructed between 2008 and 2019 through Franklin Brothers. Homes range in size from 1450 to more than 2100 square feet, while lots range from 4,000 to 8,700 square feet. Residents love the rural surroundings with plenty of farmland just over a minute away, as well as the mountain scenery. NW and Craftsman Style Homes An HOA in Mirada is overseen by Aperion Management. The community pool, various common facilities, and the front yards of all the homes in the neighborhood are all maintained as part of the dues, which average roughly $87 per month. The residences in Mirada can be rented out without any limitations, making it an attractive option for buyers and sellers alike. Community Pool Located In The Center Of Development A distinctive playground and the 4-acre Eagle Park are located in the subdivision's middle. The Bend Parks and Rec Department oversees both. Eagle Park looking South Eagle Park Looking East Eagle Park Covered Tables Eagle Park Paths & Trails Bend Parks And Rec Playground Within Mirada There is a 159-acre Pine Nursery Park located nearby which also has paths through and around it. A 14-acre off-leash dog park with separate areas for small and large breeds is available. There are numerous fields for baseball, softball, and soccer in addition to pickleball and volleyball courts. Additionally, a fishing pond and a disc golf course are there. In close proximity to a covered pavilion area with numerous tables and public restrooms, there is a great playground for children. Pine Nursery Pond Pine Nursery Sports Field (Sunny was #3) You may reach The Forum Shopping Center, which houses Costco, Whole Foods, Safeway, as well as a sizable number of other shops and restaurants, by taking a short drive to the south. When the Shops at Petrosa are constructed, there will also be more eateries and shops across the street. The St. Charles hospital and a number of medical specialists are readily accessible from Mirada. The public schools in Bend are part of the Bend Lapine School District. The district serves students from Mirada at Ponderosa Elementary School, Sky View Middle School, and Mountain View High School. A new school will open near Petrosa Neighborhood by Pahlisch. Click the photo for a video tour of Ponderosa Elementary School Click Photo For A Video Tour Of SkyView Middle School Whether you're looking to buy or sell a home in Mirada Subdivision, there's never been a better time to explore this premier Bend community. Contact me today to learn more about available homes and the benefits of living in Mirada Subdivision in Bend, Oregon. CLICK HERE FOR A LIST OF HOMES IN AND AROUND MIRADA Stacey Sebastian  Oregon Principal Broker since 2004 Sunny in Bend - Works Real Estate 1-541-797-1031 PropertyinBend@Gmail.Com Facebook Group: Sunny in Bend, Oregon - A Group for Newbies And Locals

View looking towards mountains from Eagle Park The Mirada subdivision is located in north east Bend, Oregon.  There are more than 220 houses in the community built from 2008-2019 by Franklin Brothers. Lots range from 4000 – 8700 square feet while homes range from 1450 – more than 2100 square feet. People live here enjoy the mountain views as well as the rural surroundings with lots of farmland just over a minute away. Typical street view in Mirada Mirada has an HOA managed by Aperion Management. Dues cost around $87 per month and include maintenance of the community pool, other common areas and the front yards of all homes in the subdivision. There are no restrictions on rentals for the homes in Mirada Eagle park maintained by Bend Parks & Recreation  In the center of the subdivision is the 4 acre Eagle Park as well as a unique playground. Both of these are managed by the Bend Parks and Rec Department. Mirada is also close to the 159-acre Pine Nursery Park. Pine Nursery Park has massive expanses of open green spaces with walking trails all around the park and through it. There’s a 14 acre off leash dog park that is split into small and large breeds. There are multiple soccer fields, baseball and softball fields, as well as pickle ball and volley ball courts. There’s also a disc golf course and even a fishing pond. There’s a nice playground for the kids next to a covered pavilion space with multiple tables and public bathrooms.  Pic nic tables at Mirada park A short drive to the south and you can get to The Forum Shopping Center which has a Costco, Whole Foods, Safeway and a large number of other stores and eateries. There are 2 food truck lots close by as well; The Lot and River's Place. There will also be more restaurants and stores across the street when the Shops at Petrosa are built. Mirada is also close to St. Charles Hospital and numerous health care specialists. Nice trails within Mirada neighborhood The Bend Lapine School District covers the public schools in Bend. Ponderosa Elementary School, Sky View Middle School, and Mountain View High School are within the district’s boundaries for the children living in Mirada. There’s talk of a new school going in in the immediate area.         Take a tour through Mirada neighborhood Stacey Sebastian  Oregon Principal Broker since 2004 Sunny in Bend - Works Real Estate 1-541-797-1031 PropertyinBend@Gmail.Com    Facebook Group: Sunny in Bend, Oregon - A Group for Newbies And Locals                  

sign at the entrance of the Lava Ridges subdivision For a list of homes in Lava Ridges neighborhood located in Bend, Oregon CLICK HERE   Lava Ridges is a community of 200 parcels situated in north east Bend built by Pahlisch Homes.  The houses were built between 2004-2018 and range from 1450 square feet to 3500 square feet.  Lot sizes are from 4,300 square feet to 11,500 square feet.  There is an HOA, managed by Aperion Management Group, with dues from $90-$100 a month.  HOA dues cover landscaping of front yards and common spaces as well as maintenance of the pool and clubhouse. The CC&R’s prohibit parking of travel trailers, boats, and such vehicles but some of the homes have 3 car garages to get around that. Many of the homes in Lava Ridges back up to 1 of 3 Lava Ridges Nature Areas or to the canal that runs north and south along the western edge of the subdivision. Canal front property   walkway to the Pilot Butte Canal trail   There is an abundance of activities to do in the Lava Ridges area.  The community backs up to a canal that is followed by the Pilot Butte Canal trail system.  There are miles of other canal trails that are easily accessed a short distance away as well.  Across Purcell Blvd to the east is Ponderosa Elementary School and the 159-acre Pine Nursery Park. Pine Nursery Park has massive expanses of open green spaces with walking trails all around the park and through it. There’s a 14 acre off leash dog park that is split into small and large breeds. There are multiple soccer fields, baseball and softball fields, as well as pickle ball and volley ball courts. There’s also a disc golf course and even a fishing pond. There’s a nice playground for the kids next to a covered pavilion space with multiple tables and public bathrooms.    fishing pond at Pine Nursery Park home with 3 car garage The Bend Lapine School District covers the public schools in Bend.  Ponderosa Elementary School, Sky View Middle School, and Mountain View High School are within the district’s boundaries for the children living in Lava Ridges. Ponderos Elmentary School pool and clubhouse area   The recent completion of 3 roundabouts and the addition of the Empire Ave extension connecting the area to 27th street has made getting around to other parts of Bend much more convenient than it was when the subdivision was first built. Within minutes you can get to the Cascade Villages Shopping centers where there is a Food 4 Less, Trader Joes, Dick’s Sporting Goods and numerous other clothing and apparel shops as well as restaurants. North of Cascade Villages you have a Target, Lowes, Home Depot and other popular big box stores. Across from there is the Robal Road Village shopping area. A short drive to the east and you can get to The Forum Shopping Center which has a Costco, Whole Foods, Safeway and a large number of other stores and eateries. For a list of homes in Lava Ridges neighborhood located in Bend, Oregon CLICK HERE Stacey Sebastian  Oregon Principal Broker Sunny in Bend - Works Real Estate 1-541-797-1031 PropertyinBend@Gmail.Com Facebook Group: Sunny in Bend, Oregon - A Group for Newbies And Locals

One thing that draws people to Bend, Oregon is their massive, and well maintained, parks and trail system.  There are somewhere around 63 Parks in Bend occupying more than 3000 acres when trail systems are added in.  They all have different features and amenities such as covered spaces to reserve for events, disc golf courses, and playgrounds for the kiddos.  Whatever you are looking for in a park you are sure to find it here in Bend.  This blog will give a brief description of each park in the North East quadrant of Bend.  If you are not familiar with how Bend is situated Highway 97 splits Bend into East and West while highway 20 splits Bend North and South.  Al Moody Park: Address:  2225 Northeast Daggett Lane Al Moody Park is medium sized at almost 17 acres.  The park has a lot of open, grassy space with a variety of trees scattered about.  There’s a playground and activities for kids of all ages, a half court basketball court, picnic tables as well as a covered picnic area that can be rented through the parks department. You can also find walking trails in and around the park for a stroll or on leash pet walking.  For your convenience, there are also seasonal bathrooms, a dog station, trash receptacles, benches and bike racks.  For more info on Al Moody Park head to this link:  VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE  Big Sky Luke Damon Sports Complex Address:  21690 Neff Road Big Sky Luke Damon Sports Complex (aka. Big Sky Park) is located on the outskirts of east bend.  This massive recreation area has many amenities and is used for league games in a variety of sports. There’s a baseball field, a softball field, and a large turf area with 4 regulation soccer fields used for soccer, lacrosse, field hockey, football, ultimate Frisbee, and many more. You’ll also find a decent sized playground, walking trails, a large off leash dog park, year round restroom facilities, and 2 covered picnic areas that can be rented for events. For more info on Big Sky Luke Damon Sports Complex to this link: VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE One thing that makes Big Sky Luke Damon Sports Complex unique is the BMX bike track that’s found on the property and leased to High Desert BMX.  To use the BMX track you need to be a member of the USA BMX and the fee is $60 a year. Races are on Sundays from March to November.  For more info on the bike track go to : VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE Boyd Park Address: 20750 Comet Lane Boyd Park is a small neighborhood park located in the Northeast.  A typical neighborhood park, Boyd Park has a half court basketball court, a small playground, a covered picnic area, seasonal restrooms, and a small trail system. For more info on Boyd Park to this link: VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE Canal Row Park Address:  1630 Northeast Butler Market Road Canal Row Park is a medium sized neighborhood park with a few extras.  When the canals are flowing you can enjoy listening to the rushing water while your kids play on a larger than normal playground area.  There’s equipment for kids of all ages with a spacious layout.  There’s also a unique water feature where the kids can pump water from a manual hand pump that runs down a course where it sloshes back and forth.  There’s a good amount of grass fields at Canal Row as well as a few short trails, a covered picnic area, and seasonal restrooms.   For more info on Canal Row Park to this link: VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE Eagle Park Address: 62891 NE Nolan St Eagle Park is a large 4 acres park that is wide open with clear views of the surrounding mountains.   In the middle of the large grassy field there’s a natural area with a cluster of local bush, plants, shrubs, and lava rock.  There’s a unique playground designed to encourage a more creativity in play.  To find out more about Eagle Park please visit: VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE Hollinshead Park Address:  1235 Northeast Jones Road Hollinshead Park is a large park that used to be a ranch with an orchard.  It was donated to Bend Parks and Rec who have kept the spirit of the park to resemble its former purpose.  There’s a large renovated Barn that is very popular for weddings on the property.  For more info on a barn wedding  VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE BARN VENUE There’s also a sharecroppers house that has been turned into a museum.  The park is primarily used as open space for anything from kite flying to field sports.  There’s also a variety of trails winding through the natural beauty of the Hollinshead Park.  For more on Hollinshead Park go to: VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE Mountain View Park Address: 1975 Northeast Providence Drive Mountain View Park is another basic neighborhood park with a half court for basketball, a playground, and seasonal restrooms. There is a good amount of open lawn for playing various games as well as a short trail system for walking.  For more on Mountain View Park go to: VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE Orchard Park Address: 2001 Northeast 6th Street Orchard Park is a busy park in Bend with lots of single and multi unit housing close by.  The park itself is on the smaller end but it’s packed with things to do.  There’s a playground with equipment for children of all ages, walking and biking trails, lots of shade trees, a covered picnic area, and a half basketball court. For more on Orchard Park go to: VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE Pilot Butte Park Address: 1310 Northeast Highway 20 Pilot Butte Park is a historic Bend Park.  The peak of the Pilot Butte was a lookout point for the town for decades. On the top of Pilot Butte you have stunning 360 degrees views of Central Oregon.  There’s placards to read about the history, the land, and all the mountain peaks you can see with the miles and miles of visibility on a clear day.  You can drive your car to the top or park at the parking lot and walk the trail that winds its way to the top. It’s not recommended for pedestrians to walk up the road since the road is barely wide enough for 2 cars. At the base of the Butte is a playground for the kiddos, a covered picnic area, and year round restrooms.   For more on Orchard Park go to: VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE Pine Nursery Park Address: 3750 NE Purcell Blvd Pine Nursery Park is another massive park with something for everyone.  There’s a decent sized pond in the center of the park that is stocked with fish for those who enjoy fishing.  The Pond is also a favorite of the little ones who like to watch the ducks and birds.  Another feature that makes Pine Nursery Park unique is the pickle ball courts that are heavily used with regular players, leagues, and tournaments. There are large sports fields that are rented out for league games for a variety of sports as well as baseball and softball fields.  You can find miles of walking and bike trails winding through the natural landscape as well as a large off leash dog area.  Pine Nursery is a popular park to rent the covered picnic area for various functions.  The picnic area is flanked by the large restroom facilities and the playground area that has a baby section.  The round out the fun you can also test your disc throwing skills out on the disc golf course.  There are 2 parking lots for this park one is very large with dozens of spaces.  For more on Pine Nursery Park go to: VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE Providence Park Address:  1055 Northeast Providence Drive Providence Park is another basic Bend neighborhood park.  There’s plenty of grass for relaxing or playing with walking trails around the park. The playground is a decent size and there’s a half basketball court as well.  I’ll add my personal anecdote for this park, it’s a great place to catch the 4th of July fireworks.  I’ve been here 2 times and you have a direct unblocked sight line to Pilot Butte and there’s plenty of space for crowds. For more on Providence Park go to: VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE Rock Ridge Park Address: 20885 Egypt Dr Rock Ridge Park is one of the newer parks in Bend. It was designed to keep as much as the original footprint of the land and original ground cover.  The park is massive with 2 large grassy areas divided by a acres of a natural lava rock outcropping. There’s paved and unpaved walking and biking paths winding all through the park with some decent off road riding and a bike skills course.  On the corner of Egypt Dr. and 18th St. is a good sized skateboard park. You can reserve the large covered picnic facilities for gatherings of your choice.  For the kids there are 2 play areas. One is a modern playground with some advanced equipment and a lookout tower.  The other is a nature play area with a juniper log forest made with logs harvested from local parks and debarked.  There’s also a water feature with a manual hand pump.  I’ve personally witnessed many games of hide and seek on this side of Rock Ridge Park.  For more on Rock Ridge go to: VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE Stover Park Address: 1650 Northeast Watson Drive Stover Park is a small neighborhood park with a playground, a baseball field and a small patch of open space.  What makes this park special is the amount of shade trees that surround it.  You can often find shade here on a hot summer day. For more on Providence Park go to: VISIT THIS LINK FOR THE PARK WEBSITE Stacey Sebastian  Oregon Principal Broker Sunny in Bend - Works Real Estate 1-541-797-1031 PropertyinBend@Gmail.Com Facebook Group: Sunny in Bend, Oregon - A Group for Newbies And Locals