Sherwood is one of the fastest growing and most desirable towns in Oregon.

This city’s growth has not squelched the small-town atmosphere of the historic Old Town, and the camaraderie that is evident at community gatherings such as the city's annual Robin Hood Festival.

Sherwood is a medley of juxtapositions - the old and the new creating a unique harmony. The protected wetlands of the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge and the rolling hills of fertile farmland surround Sherwood's bustling roads and city center. The quiet of Old Town's antique stores and tea shops are only minutes away from new commercial businesses such as the ACT III 10-screen theater, popular local restaurants, the YMCA and the Ice Hus, a double-sheet ice rink.

This vitality of oppositions makes Sherwood one of Oregon's most livable cities, providing attractions for all. It is a family-oriented community not far from the down-town city life of Portland Oregon.  The community takes great pride in what the area has to offer, including housing, excellent schools and athletic programs.   

The city is located on Highway 99W, between Tigard and Newberg, an important transportation triangle in south Washington County.  Sherwood is also nestled in the Willamette Valley’s award-wining wine country.  Many agree the proximity is perfect.  A short 5 minute drive will get you to Newberg’s old-fashioned “Drive-In” movie theater, 10 minutes to George Fox University, less than 20 minutes and you’re in the City of Portland, 25 minutes to the Portland International Airport and in just over an hour… You can enjoy the beautiful Oregon Coast or snow skiing on Mt. Hood.

The location also makes it ideal for professionals who commute to work in Portland and return to live in the quiet of the Sherwood community.  You’ll simply discover Sherwood is a place where you’ll love living!

2007 - Sherwood Oregon was named CNN Money Magazines BEST PLACES to LIVE! visit site

2008 – According to the RMLS, Jason Gardner sold more real estate in the City of Sherwood Oregon over ALL agents and companies.

Oregon is a place where winemakers are stewards of the land; where quality reigns, sustainability is a lifestyle and where artisan producers believe that careful attention to detail and delicate nurturing produce incredible wines. The world-renowned wines that hail from the Greater Portland Oregon area have piqued the interest of many people to either visit or move to the Wine Country area. While Oregon boasts 16 different winegrowing regions, the area known as "the Wine Country" generally refers to its renowned counties such as Yamhill and Washington for example which are located within the Willamette Valley.  

The area is known world-wide for its premium wines, and is home to hundreds of wineries and acres of vineyards.  On a national scale, Oregon is 3rd in number of wineries. The Willamette Valley is 150 miles long and up to 60 miles wide making it Oregon's largest AVA. It runs from the Columbia River in Portland south through Salem to the Calapooya Mountains outside Eugene. Named for the river that flows through it, the Willamette Valley has the largest concentration of wineries and vineyards in Oregon and includes six sub-appellations: Dundee Hills, Eola-Amity Hills, McMinnville, Ribbon Ridge, Yamhill-Carlton District and the recently approved Chehalem Mountains.