Reservations Opening Soon · Lake Oswego, Oregon
Community meeting — Hazelia Living The Stafford Retirement Community, Theater Room · October 22, 2026 · 6:30–8pmBuilt For Belonging
Modern farmhouse living rooted in Oregon heritage · 17979 SW Stafford Road
Or start with the story ↓A Place with a Story
Before Lake Oswego became one of America’s most desirable communities, the Hazelia district was orchards, berry farms, and family homesteads worked by Oregon Trail pioneers who built more than farms — they built community. More than 170 years later, Hazelia Farm carries that spirit into every pathway, porch, and gathering place.
Every decision here began with one question:
Will this help neighbors become friends?
Location
Stafford Road, Lake Oswego — the western edge, where the Lakeridge neighborhood meets preserved farmland.
Built For Belonging
From the Shipley-Cook Farmhouse and the Hearths to gardens, greens, and the parks and trails of the Hazelia district beyond — explore the expansive, enriching amenities of the community.
Explore the Amenities
The Vision
Homes gather around shared courtyard greens — the heart of the neighborhood belongs to people.
Low Maintenance. High Connection.
The HOA maintains every landscape in the community. No mowing, no pruning, no weekend projects — lock the door, travel for a month, and come home to a neighborhood as beautiful as the day you left.
Saturdays are for wine country, not the yard.
Designed for Generations
It’s beyond them — protected views across preserved farmland that will stay open skies, rolling fields, and mature trees, season after season, generation after generation.
Peace. Perspective. Home.
The Homes
Two collections. One walkable neighborhood where everyone belongs.
Artist’s rendering
Twenty-nine detached homes
Modern Farmhouses inspired by Oregon's historic farmsteads.
Generous porches. Timeless architecture. Spaces designed for generations of family gatherings — twenty-nine detached Modern Farmhouses in white board-and-batten, white painted brick, fieldstone, and warm cedar.
Approx. 1,376–1,997 SF, plus finished lower-level living in every plan · attached and detached garages
Artist’s rendering
Twenty-four attached residences
Sophisticated architecture, low-maintenance living.
Thoughtfully designed. Beautifully detailed. Twenty-four elegantly crafted Terraced Farmhouses — perfectly suited for those seeking freedom without compromise, in the same materials and the same neighborhood.
Approx. 1,525–2,528 SF · private garage in every residence
102 on-site parking spaces for 53 homes — nearly two per home — in garages, driveways, and alley courts tucked along the edges.
Contact UsThe Finishes
Three collections. Two palettes. Six curated ways to make Hazelia Farm home.
Traditional · Warm or cool palette
Named for the district’s original family homesteads, this traditional interior pairs paneled cabinetry and classic millwork with time-honored materials. Choose the warm palette of white oak, walnut, brushed brass and warm-veined stone, or the cool palette of dove-white walls, brushed nickel and gray-veined quartz.
Contemporary · Warm or cool palette
A nod to Hazelia’s vineyard country, this contemporary interior is clean-lined and pared back, with flat-panel cabinetry, rift-sawn white oak and large-format surfaces. Go warm with greige walls, brass accents and honed stone, or cool with charcoal and crisp white walls, matte black hardware and porcelain in soft gray.
Transitional · Warm or cool palette
Inspired by the orchards and berry farms that once covered the district, this transitional interior balances traditional warmth with contemporary lines. Medium wood tones anchor both palettes. Choose warm taupe and clay walls with mixed brass and bronze, or cool sage and stone-gray walls with brushed nickel.
The full interior collections are presented at your private design appointment — and reservation holders design first, while every selection is still available.
Contact UsReservations Opening Soon
The Process
The best homesites go first. A refundable deposit holds yours today — nothing at risk until you sign.
Now
A fully refundable deposit holds your homesite and home model, in the order received.
Winter 2026
Reservation holders choose homes, collections, and finishes first — while everything is still available.
Early 2027
Selections and pricing are finalized. Your deposit stays refundable until you sign.
2027
Your home takes shape — and you're welcome on site throughout.
2027–28
The keys to your home — and to a neighborhood built for belonging.
Behind Hazelia
Committing to a home before it’s built means knowing who stands behind it. Hazelia is the work of people who have spent their careers getting this right.
Developed by
A Lake Oswego development group led by Ken Allen — building Hazelia the way they'd want their own home built.
Designed by
Pacific Northwest architects behind some of the region's most considered residential work.
Rooted in
More than 170 years of orchards, berry farms, vineyards, and family homesteads — a heritage of neighbors depending on neighbors that Hazelia Farm was created to honor.
Reservations Opening Soon
Please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns — please allow 48 hours for a reply.
Prefer to reach out directly? Email info@hazelialiving.com.
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