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Neighborhoods of Sisters Country Sisters is surrounded by a large number of neighborhoods nestled in the ponderosa pines or settled among the sage and rock canyons of the high desert. Whatever your lifestyle, you’ll find the place to suit you somewhere in the Sisters Country. Sisters itself has a variety of different neighborhoods offering everything from townhouses to Craftsman-style homes on modest lots. Many townhomes can be found very close to the downtown core, making a walking or bicycling lifestyle easy. Other neighborhoods like Buck Run, Creekside, Timber Creek and Coyote Springs lie along Whychus Creek, offering the convenience of in-town living with a tree-studded sense of rural seclusion. A mix of single-family homes and townhomes with mountain views can be found at Pine Meadow Village at the western edge of town. Outside of town, you can find semi-rural living on quarter-acre lots in pine forest neighborhoods like Tollgate — 440 lots located two miles west of town on Highway 20, first established in the early 1970s. Streets are named after horse tack and related equipment and the 1/4-acre lots are suitable for backyard horse owners. Crossroads lies about four miles west of town off Highway 242. Containing 200 homesites, the development is nearly built out, and there is a wide range of housing from manufactured homes to custom designs. You can find mini-ranch properties at Desert Sun or find a home along a beautiful meadow in Indian Ford. Home prices there are difficult to average, because there is such a variety of home types, views and acreage. Or you can venture out into the rim rock country to find a home among juniper and sage in Squaw Creek Canyon Estates. Aspen Lakes was developed in the late 1980s to early 1990s as a clustered golf course development. Camp Sherman has its own residential area, Metolius Meadows, amid the splendor of the Metolius Basin. Average home price is $437,636. Median home price is $367,450. There are numerous Realtors in the area who can guide you in getting to know the Sisters Country. There are many other small neighborhoods in the region that make up the tapestry of the Sisters Country.
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