XXXHockinson Meadows

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XXXHockinson Meadows

Nestled between the Cascade Mountains and Columbia River where outdoor activities abound, the perfect home is waiting for you at Hockinson Meadows in Vancouver, WA. Conveniently located near Padden Parkway, and I-205, in between Orchards and Proebstel, with a short commute to PDX Airport and downtown Portland, come and explore, and discover what makes Hockinson Meadows so extraordinary. Shop and dine in East Vancouver or play golf at Cedars Golf Course nearby. Enjoy the splendid beauty of the 240-acres of outdoor activities at the Hockinson Meadows Community Park, or take pleasure in shopping at the unique boutiques and popular department stores nearby. There’s so much to do, and so much to see in Clark County including wineries and breweries, festivals and concerts, and more! Why live anywhere else? Hockinson Meadows is one of Vancouver Washington’s newest and finest single family home developments and the options for personalization are only limited by your dreams! You’ll love the possibilities for building your dream home in this picturesque community that offers beautiful living and a short drive into Portland and all that is has to offer. Designed for livability, this unique community of new homes is not to be missed. Come and experience, and truly appreciate the relaxing and beautiful community of Hockinson Meadows and its lush natural greenery. Located in the best school district in Clark County, makes Hockinson Meadows ideal for families. Much more than your average Vancouver, Washington community- Hockinson Meadows is the ideal place for retirees, singles, couples, and families. Hiking trails, scenic views and all that the area has to offer are just a short distance away including convenient and easy access to downtown Portland where you’ll find great food, green spaces, cultural offerings and tax-free shopping. Vancouver is part of the Portland-Vancouver metropolitan area, located on the Washington-Oregon border along the Columbia River, directly no