*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Durham ***
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Durham, Oregon in Washington County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Durham.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Washington county include:

Aloha,   Balm Grove,   Banks,   Beaverton,   Beburg,   Bendemeer,   Bethany,   Blooming,   Buckheaven,   Bull Mountain,   Buxton,   Cedar Hills,   Cedar Mill,   Chehalem,   Cherry Grove,   Cornelius,   Dilley,   Elmonica,   Fanno,   Farmington,   Firlock,   Forest Grove,   Gales Creek,   Garden HomeWhitford,   Gaston,   Glencoe,   Greenburg,   Greton,   Hayward,   Hazeldale,   Helvetia,   Herrman,   Hillsboro,   Hillside,   Huber,   Jacktown,   Kansas City,   King City,   Kinton,   Laurel,   Laurelwood,   Mahan,   Manning,   Marlene Village,   Merle,   Metzger,   Middleton,   Midway,   Mountaindale,   Mulloy,   Newton,   North Plains,   Norwood,   Oak Hills,   Orenco,   Patton,   Progress,   Quatama,   Raleigh Hills,   Reedville,   Robinson,   Rockcreek,   Schefflin,   Scholls,   Scofield,   Seghers,   Sewell,   Sherwood,   Stimson Mill,   Strassel,   Tigard,   Timber,   Tobias,   Tonquin,   Tophill,   Trece,   Tualatin,   Vadis,   Verboort,   West HavenSylvan,   West Slope,   West Union,   Wilkesboro,   Witch Hazel,  

 

Or have a look at other Oregon counties including:

Baker,   Benton,   Clackamas,   Clatsop,   Columbia,   Coos,   Crook,   Curry,   Deschutes,   Douglas,   Gilliam,   Grant,   Harney,   Hood River,   Jackson,   Jefferson,   Josephine,   Klamath,   Lake,   Lane,   Lincoln,   Linn,   Malheur,   Marion,   Morrow,   Multnomah,   Polk,   Sherman,   Tillamook,   Umatilla,   Union,   Wallowa,   Wasco,   Wheeler,   Yamhill,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Durham, OR?
Then read on!

Durham, Oregon is a small unincorporated community located in Washington County. It is primarily a residential area with a population of approximately 1,500 residents. The community is located about 15 miles southwest of downtown Portland, Oregon.

Durham is known for its tranquil rural setting and lush farmland. The town features a few local businesses such as a post office, gas station, and farm supply store. The area is also home to a number of equestrian facilities and training centers.

The Tualatin River runs through the area, providing plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation like fishing, kayaking, and hiking. Durham is also home to a public park called Dirksen Nature Park, which offers a playground, walking trails, and wildlife viewing areas.

Overall, Durham is a quiet and peaceful community that offers a respite from the hustle and bustle of city life.