Your Guide to Buying a Home in Keizer, OR

Buying a Home in Keizer, Oregon

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(Schreiner's Iris Garden...Each spring, hundreds of acres of magnificent Iris bloom at Schreiner's, and people from around the world come to marvel.)

Keizer is located in Marion County

Population: 32,515 "Iris Capital of the World"

Located in the heart of the Willamette Valley, Keizer is just minutes from many of Oregon's finest attractions. Whether you're heading for the coast, the Cascades or the cosmopolitan scene in Portland, start from Keizer. You can drive to a wide variety of Oregon experiences - and back - in just a few hours.

A short drive to the north is Portland, Oregon's largest metropolitan area. Portland offers an award winning zoo, city rose gardens, wonderful shopping, and a breathtaking waterfront along the Willamette River. A few minutes to the west is Lincoln City and the beautiful Oregon coastline. At the coast, you can enjoy the beaches, sand dunes, waterfront restaurants and deep sea fishing. A short drive down the coast and you can visit Newport an the Oregon Coast Aquarium,, home of Keiko, the killer whale, star of Free Willy and Free Willy II. In the winter you can take the scenic drive to Mt. Hood for unbeatable downhill or cross country skiing. Ski areas include Timberline and Mt. Hood Meadows.

The historic Keizer Heritage Community Center houses the Keizer Heritage Museum, Keizer Art Association's Enid Joy Mount Art Gallery and Classroom, Keizer Chamber of Commerce, and Keizer Reading Connection (Library), and offers a great location for weddings, receptions, town hall meetings, and other events.

With a proud agricultural heritage, present-day Keizer is well known as the center of the world's iris industry. In fact, the entire Willamette Valley is blessed with the rich soil that produces beautiful gardens, nurseries, world-class wineries and abundant crops. Whether you enjoy art, history, fine dining or communing with nature - it's all here for you to enjoy. Whatever your interests you'll have the time of your life in and around Keizer, the Iris Capital.

The average selling price for Keizer area homes is $156,401.