Milwaukie, Oregon is rich with a variety of parks and green spaces that cater to the outdoor enthusiast, families, and individuals looking to connect with nature. Here are some notable parks in Milwaukie:
1. Milwaukie Riverfront Park: This scenic park sits along the banks of the Willamette River, offering stunning views and a tranquil atmosphere. It features walking paths, picnic areas, and a boat ramp, making it an ideal spot for leisurely strolls, picnics, and water activities.
2. Spring Park: Known for its lush greenery and picturesque setting, Spring Park is a popular destination for outdoor recreation. It has playgrounds, sports courts, walking trails, and a disc golf course (a popular Oregon pastime).
3. Dogwood Park: Nestled in a residential neighborhood, Dogwood Park is a charming community park with amenities for all ages. Visitors can enjoy playground equipment, sports fields, picnic areas, and a dog park, making it a favorite spot for families and pet owners alike.
4. North Clackamas Park: This expansive park offers something for everyone, from sports enthusiasts to nature lovers. It features athletic fields, tennis courts, a skate park, and walking trails, as well as a disc golf course and a BMX track. With its diverse range of amenities, North Clackamas Park is a hub of recreational activity year-round.
5. Century Park: Situated near downtown Milwaukie, Century Park provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. It features open green spaces, walking paths, and a playground, making it a serene oasis for relaxation and play.
6. Trolley Trail: While not a traditional park, the Trolley Trail deserves a mention for its significance in Milwaukie’s outdoor landscape. This scenic trail follows the path of the historic Portland Traction Company railway line, offering walkers, joggers, and cyclists a picturesque route through the city’s neighborhoods and natural surroundings.
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Jessica LeDoux
Broker | OR
She/Her
JESSICA LEDOUX
Licensed Broker
Lead Buyers Agent
Oregon is where Jessica’s heart lies. Born and raised in Portland, Jessica grew up in Concordia and bought her first home in North Portland in 1996. She was seduced by the front porch of a 1920’s bungalow and as a young 20 year old there were so many factors she did not know to take into consideration when choosing her home. After 5 years of restoring the home, it was time to move and the seed had been planted – her love of restoring homes was born. It took a few more projects and years for her to make the choice to enter Real Estate. In 2006 she got her license and set out to empower people with information and encourage inquiry beyond the basic needs in a home, which was something she wished was provided to her when she bought her first home. As her Real Estate career developed she found joy in helping buyers the most, which led her to specialize in buyer representation.
Jessica loves helping buyers consider all angles, future needs, and possible roadblocks in a home. Her goal is to empower a buyer with choices and to consider the unchangeable elements of a home to better ensure many years of happiness in their new home. Buying right is the most important factor to protecting your investment and she takes this very seriously, which is why helping buyers eliminate homes in order to get to the right one is her top priority. She believes wholeheartedly in the power of investing in real estate. She brings this wealth of technical housing knowledge, intimate familiarity with the city, and investment experience to her counsel for homebuyers, but it is her commitment to buyer advocacy (and seeing the impact this has on people's lives) that most inspires her and has kept her engaged and in love with her job after all these years.
Jenessa V.
Licensed Buyer Team Operations Manager
jenessa@livingroomre.com
When I first joined our team in 2019 I had been feeling dispirited about real estate. I'd been a realtor for several years and had a strong desire to find increased meaning within an industry that didn't always reflect my values. The thing that kept me returning to real estate despite this was the zing of happiness I felt when I helped clients through the home-buying process and witnessed them on the other end having accomplished a dream or otherwise empowered. To me, the role of a realtor is one of stewardship. I am proud to be on this team because the level of informed honesty, ethical counsel, and all-around excellence we offer is truly unparalleled in this industry.
Working as the Operations Manager on our buyer team means I get to focus on all my favorite parts of the job. I'm hyper-attentive to detail and delight in tending to nuance; transparency and communication are critical. If you are at ease knowing the train is running smoothly and if I answer your questions (maybe even before you've thought of them), then I've done my job well. I'm an introspective person and I view my sensitivity as a strength. I enjoy listening and taking the time to thoughtfully respond so we can move through the home buying process with intention together. I think searching for a home is about identifying your fundamental values and assessing how the decision you make about where you live can best support the life you want to lead.
On the more personal side, when I'm not working I'm probably writing or thinking about language. Give me a stack of good books and I'm happy. I'm a creative thinker and a maker - I love great design and discovering new outlets for expression. I don't ever want to stop learning. Putting my hands in dirt is just about the most invigorating thing I can think of and my little garden is my sanctuary. I like to dance at home so free that it makes other people laugh. I love to sing. I freaking love my family.
Karim Alaeddine | Operations | Principal Broker Licensed in OR | karim@livingroomre.com
Kim Parmon | Lead Listing Agent | Principal Broker Licensed in Oregon | kim@livingroomre.com
Andee Zeigler | Licensed Listing Team Operations Manager | andee@livingroomre.com
Jenessa VanZutphen | Buyer Operations Manager | Licensed in Oregon | jenessa@livingroomre.com
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