Mill Quarter, Bend Oregon, an enduring community to last
for generations. 
The Mill Quarter, located in Central Oregon's most captivating
city provides not only the chance to live and work in the heart
of the unique community of Bend, but offers a legacy of
cultural amenities and outdoor paradise to pass onto future
generations.
This opportunity may not last long but the timeless and
enduring quality of a Mill Quarter townhome will provide
more than a lifetime of style and simplicity.
The new Mill Quarter in Bend, Oregon introduces a unique urban
living environment in the heart of a recreational and outdoor
paradise. Here, the cultural amenities of the city converge
with the peaceful activities of the mountains and high desert.
Tree-lined streets, eclectic shops, and quaint cafés set
the stage for a healthy leave-the-car-keys-at-home lifestyle.
Mill Quarter puts the best of Bend's shopping,dining and
entertainment within easy walking distance.
Bend. A Vibrant Community of Cultural and Outdoor Activities
With a stunning backdrop of snow-covered Cascade peaks, the
sun-drenched high desert landscape of Bend has always offered a
long list of outdoor activities, such as skiing, golf, hiking
and fly-fishing. These days, it presents an equally long list
of cultural possibilities.
Mill Quarter puts everything at your doorstep. You'll be only a
few blocks from the popular summer concerts at the Les Schwab
Amphitheater, the lively seasonal festivals and parades in
downtown, the wide variety of performances at the newly
restored Tower Theatre, and the extraordinary Cascade
Festival of Music concerts in Drake Park.
When it's time to get back to nature, the Deschutes
River is just a stone's throw away for fly-fishing or
kayaking. The river trail extends in both directions for biking
and relaxing walks with the dog. And farther upstream, you can
enjoy spectacular whitewater raft trips at Big Eddy or epic
mountain bike rides deep into the Deschutes National
Forest.
Of course, what truly makes Bend synonymous with outdoor fun is
skiing or snowboarding on the slopes of Mt. Bachelor and
playing golf on one of two dozen championship courses. (Some do
both on the same day.)
