Living in Jacksonville, Oregon
A timeless journey through Oregon’s historic Gold Rush town.
The Spirit of Jacksonville
Walking through Jacksonville is like stepping into the 19th century. As Oregon’s first National Historic Landmark town, its brick storefronts and Victorian homes are meticulously preserved.
That history now pairs with modern luxury. Jacksonville is home to the Britt Music & Arts Festival and is the gateway to the Applegate Valley wine region, where trolley tours share the streets with boutique tasting rooms.
Where is Jacksonville?
Must-visit places in Jacksonville
Britt Music & Arts Festival
The Pacific Northwest’s premier outdoor summer concert series, in a natural amphitheater on a pioneer estate.
Jacksonville Woodlands Trails
Over 16 miles of trails through historic gold-mining sites and ridges, right from the town center.
Historic California Street
The main street, with original 1800s architecture housing boutiques, antiques and artisanal dining.
Beekman House Museum
A preserved 1870s home showing the life of Jacksonville’s wealthiest pioneer family.
DANCIN Vineyards
An award-winning winery at the edge of town with a world-class tasting experience.
Jacksonville Real Estate Market
Jacksonville real estate is highly coveted and strictly protected. Owning here means being a steward of history, with properties from pioneer cottages to luxury hillside estates.
Figures as published on this guide; ask Andy for today’s numbers.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Jacksonville, Oregon special?
Jacksonville was Oregon’s first National Historic Landmark town, founded in 1851 during the Gold Rush. It is home to the Britt Music & Arts Festival and is the gateway to Applegate Valley wineries.
What is the median home price in Jacksonville?
This guide lists Jacksonville’s median sale price at $595,000, with high demand and low supply.
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