The Amenities

A neighborhood rich with places to gather.

In a town rich with places to go. Every amenity at Hazelia Farm was chosen to answer one question — will this help neighbors become friends?

Inside the neighborhood

The Shipley-Cook Farmhouse

The Shipley-Cook Farmhouse

The gathering house that anchors the neighborhood, named to honor the Shipley and Cook families — two Hazelia pioneer-era families. Birthday dinners, book clubs, workshops, wine tastings, gardening seminars, game nights — and the countless spontaneous conversations in between.

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The Hearths

The Hearths

Outdoor fireplaces scattered through the neighborhood. Evenings end here — share stories, enjoy a glass of wine, roast marshmallows with the grandchildren beneath Oregon skies.

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Pocket Parks, Paths & Courtyard Greens

Pocket Parks, Paths & Courtyard Greens

Homes gather around landscaped courtyard greens, with walking paths weaving the whole neighborhood together. Front doors face gardens, parking stays tucked along the alleys and edges — and every walk leads to a familiar face.

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The Shared Workshop & Dog Wash

The Shared Workshop & Dog Wash

A workshop that invites creativity — for the maker, the tinkerer, and the weekend project. Alongside it, a built-in wash-and-dry station for muddy Oregon paws, welcoming four-legged family members home after adventures.

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Community Gardens

Raised beds that celebrate Hazelia's agricultural roots — grow flowers, herbs, vegetables, and friendships together.

HOA-Maintained Landscaping

Every landscape professionally maintained. No mowing, no pruning, no weekend projects — lock the door, travel with confidence, come home to a neighborhood as beautiful as the day you left.

At your doorstep — the Hazelia district

Few addresses anywhere put this much park, field, trail, and farm within a walk of the front porch.

And all of Lake Oswego beyond it

Downtown Lake Oswego — 6 minutes

Boutique shopping, local eateries, the Farmers' Market, Millennium Plaza Park, the Lake Theater & Café, summer concerts and movies in the park, and the lakefront.

Parks & nature all around

George Rogers Park, Roehr Park and its amphitheater, Foothills Park, Iron Mountain Park, Cooks Butte, and the Tryon Creek State Natural Area — trails, riverfronts, and forest in every direction.

Everything practical, close by

New Seasons, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, and Zupan's for the pantry; Bridgeport Village for an afternoon of shopping; Portland just twenty minutes north and Willamette Valley wine country thirty-five south.

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