Best Areas to Live in Silverton

Silverton's real character splits between its historic in-town downtown core -- home to the murals and walkable Main Street -- and the newer, higher-end Abiqua Heights/Abiqua Creek corridor on the town's outskirts.

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Silverton's historic downtown core

Silverton's historic downtown carries real, genuine mural-and-Main-Street character, anchored by the Silverton Mural Society's 30+ public murals and walkable access to local shops and the Oregon Garden -- a real, distinct feel worth experiencing directly before choosing a specific area.

Quieter, entry-level residential streets

Entry-level buyers found homes in the $400,000-$450,000 range on quieter residential streets away from the immediate downtown core -- a genuinely more affordable option within Silverton itself.

Abiqua Heights and the Abiqua Creek corridor

Premium neighborhoods like Abiqua Heights and the Abiqua Creek corridor pushed well past $700,000 for custom builds on larger parcels -- a genuinely different, higher-end option for buyers prioritizing space and newer construction over downtown walkability.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.