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2030 Maple St, Unit 3

2030 Maple St
LongviewWA98632

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Longview Overview

River views, pine trees, and mountain views. These are the images that come to mind when you think of Longview, Washington. Located along the north banks of the Columbia River, Longview is a small town in Cowlitz County, just 50 minutes north of Portland, Oregon. With a population of just under 38,000 residents, Longview is a fantastic small town with a charming downtown area, tons of bridges, and some of the most beautiful nature parks in Southern Washington. Longview is small-town living at its finest! 

What is the history of Longview?

Originally settled by the Cowlitz Indian Tribe, which is still headquartered in Cowlitz County, the town of Longview was built in the early 20th century as a logging town. The Long-Bell Lumber Company, led by Robert A. Long, wanted to purchase Cowlitz County's timberland in 1918, which resulted in the migration of 14,00 lumber and mill workers to the town. Long established the town of Longview in 1921, and it retains much of its small town charm today.

How is the weather in Longview?

While Longview is in the Pacific Northwest, the Columbia River heavily influences Longview's climate. Similar to nearby Portland, Longview has a warm-summer Mediterranean climate with four distinct seasons. Longview's warmest months are during the summer (May to September), with temperatures ranging anywhere from 48 degrees F to 78 degrees F, with records reaching a scorching 100 degrees F. The coldest months are during the winter (December to February), where temperatures average between 33 and 50 degrees F, with temperatures dipping below zero. Longview averages around 140 days of sunshine, with up to 56 inches of rain per year. 

How do I get around town?

If you are living in Longview, the fastest way to get anywhere is by car and if you work somewhere farther away, such as Portland, having a car is pretty essential. That said, there are public transportation options in Longview. If you want to take the bus, Longview has RiverCities Transit, which has multiple bus routes in Longview and nearby Kelso. Along with buses, Longview has plenty of rideshare options, including taxis, Uber, Lyft, Curb, and other rideshare companies. Longview is also a bike-friendly town, with over 35 miles of bike trails that are shared with joggers and walkers.  

What is the Longview commute like?

With around 15.33 square miles of total land area, Longview is a compact town that's easy to navigate. Running through the northern portion of Longview is Highway 4, which runs east to west to I-5, which runs directly into Oregon. Many people who live in Longview commute to nearby cities, such as Vancouver or Portland. Commuters going to either city take I-5 across the Columbia River. It takes around 40 minutes to get to Vancouver and 50 minutes to get to Downtown Portland, without taking rush hour traffic into account.

What are the local media outlets?

For a town of its size, Longview has a number of media outlets, from newspapers to radio stations and TV stations. The TV station that serves the Longview area is KLTV (Kelso Live Television), a public TV station based out of Kelso, Washington. For print media, the primary news network is The Daily News (TDN), which serves communities throughout Cowlitz County. Some local radio stations include KRQT 107.1FM, KLYK 94.5FM, KEDO 99.9FM, KPPK 98.3FM, and KBAM 99.1FM. 

Why live in Longview, WA?

With stunning mountain views, a gorgeous river front, and a charming downtown area, what's not to love about Longview? And with an ideal location just outside of the Portland Metropolitan Area, Longview is a great place to live. For those searching for apartments in Longview, this small town is a more affordable alternative to nearby Vancouver and Portland. 

What Longview landmarks should I see?

Thanks to its prime location along the Columbia River, Longview is a town that's well-known for its many bridges. The Lewis and Clark Bridge is one of Longview's most prominent bridges, yet there are eight bridges that connect the city to Oregon's northern borders. Taking inspiration from the river bridges, Longview is also well-known for its squirrel bridges, the first of its kind. Visitors can visit the quirky bridges at Nutty Narrows Squirrel Bridges. 

What is there to do around Longview?

Surrounded by mature forests and stunning landscapes, Longview is the perfect place to enjoy the great outdoors. Explore to really experience the area's natural beauty. The park has plenty of nature trails, water features, and a spectacular Japanese Garden for serenity. For those who love golf, Longview has some of the area's most beautiful golf courses, including Longview Country Club, Mint Valley Golf Course, and Three Rivers Golf Course. For some fun indoors, check out some of the area's best restaurants and shops.  

Any annual festivals or Longview events to know?

Longview is a lively town with tons of festivals throughout the year! From seasonal festivals to town events, there is never a dull moment in Longview. Some of the town's seasonal festivals are the Harvest Fest during the Fall, along with the town's annual Oktoberfest and the Cowlitz Tribal Health Walk, which celebrates the local Cowlitz tribe. There are also themed parades and celebrations throughout the year, from the 4th of July to the holiday season. Yet, one of the town's most popular and memorable festivals is Squirrel Fest, home to a variety of nutty activities. With a town that has squirrel bridges, is it any wonder they would have a festival, dedicated to the forest's cutest creatures?  

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Looking for a getaway? Longview is ideally situated at the Washington-Oregon border, making it a great launching point for your Pacific Northwest vacations. Longview is located just a few hours away from Seattle, Washington, and the rest of Puget Sound. Or even take a trip up to the San Marco Islands for a true Pacific Northwest experience. For a trip south of the Columbia River, plan a weekend trip to Portland, Oregon, or nearby Mt. Hood for skiing, hiking, or mountain biking. Longview is also a great launching point for a road trip down the Oregon coast. 

Where is the best place to move in Longview?

For those in search of a fantastic apartment in Longview, this town has over ten neighborhoods for prospective residents to choose from, including Bunker Hill / Coal Creek, Longview Heights, City Center, Columbia Heights, John Null Park, and Beacon Hill, among others. Whether you want to live near the riverfront or the area's local golf courses, Longview has plenty of apartments in nearly every part of the city. 

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Frequently Asked Questions about Longview

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Longview Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Longview ranges from $1,050 to $1,725 with an average monthly rent of $1,416.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Longview cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Longview range from $1,250 to $1,975. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,603.

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