房源位置

Convenient to I-5, Downtown Vancouver, Vancouver Waterfront & Interstate Bridge (0.8), & Portland (9.3 mi). Less than 5 min to the Clark College campus (1.8) and The VA Medical Center. This home is in the Esther Short neighborhood in Esther Short area Vancouver and has a Walk Score of 96/100 which means it's a walkers paradise. This means that daily errands do not require a car as most amenities are within walking distance. The location also has a good transit score of 98/100 which means there are many nearby public transportation options. The home is near many parks and green spaces. South Cliff Park (0.6 mi), Marshall Park (0.9 mi), 3 miles from Downtown Vancouver in the Harney Heights Neighborhood, it is the central business district and cultural hub of the city, it's known for its historic sites, arts district, shopping, nightlife, waterfront, and family fun. Attractions include Esther Short Park (0.2 mi): This is a 5-acre park that is the oldest public square in the state of Washington. It features a rose garden, a bell tower, a water feature, a playground, a gazebo, and a farmers market. Fort Vancouver National Historic Site (0.8 mi): This is a 366-acre park that preserves the history and culture of the Pacific Northwest. It includes a reconstructed British fur trading post, a military museum, an airfield, a visitor center, and a network of trails. Vancouver Waterfront (0.8 mi), this is a mixed-use development along the Columbia River that features restaurants, shops, parks, trails, and public art. You can also explore downtown Vancouver, WA on foot with a mobile-friendly scavenger hunt pass that lets you discover the places that make the city unique and answer trivia questions along the way. There is a variety of local eating establishments, coffee houses, pubs & cider houses, shopping, walking, biking, and recreation.
Parking information can be accessed by using the Parkopedia App, here you will find places to park ad rate information. There is an underground parking garage 2 blocks away that offers daily rates.
City of Vancouver has recently revitalized its Downtown and Waterfront areas with amazing food and night life, as well as a beautiful recreational walking and biking path along the river with gorgeous views of Mt. Hood. Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and The Cascade Mountains, on the north bank of the Columbia River, Vancouver, WA is as naturally beautiful as it is diverse. Explore local things to do, and you will find that no other city in the Pacific Northwest offers such a combination of colorful history, recreational activities, charming shops, extraordinary restaurants, a burgeoning craft brew scene, charming hospitality, and premier events. Across the bridge from Portland Oregon, making Portland events and recreation accessible while enjoying the beauty and charm of Washington.
The Grocery Cocktail and Social (0.2 mi), Terrain Coffee House (0.1), Slow Fox Chili (0.2 mi), Tahi Orchid (0.5 mi), Coral Club Tiki Bar (0.3 mi), Little Conejo (0.1 mi), Nonevo Pizza (0.1 mi) The Smokin Oak Pit (0.4 mi) Six Shooter (0.1 mi), Brewed (0.1), Fred Meyer Grocery & Department Store (1.7 mi), Target (2.1)

This downtown apartment is convenient approx. 0.8 mi to the Vancouver Waterfront, right off. Public transportation in Vancouver is run by C-TRAN and operates a variety of bus services including local express and regional routes as well as The Vine rapid bus transit system. You can also take the SeaBus the passenger ferry that connects Vancouver with north Vancouver, the Burrard Inlet Public Transportation is convenient and affordable way to get around especially if you don't have a car and want to avoid driving. Use the same ticket across buses, and the SeaBus, you can also use the trip planner on the C-TRAN website or Maps app to find the best route and schedule for your destination. Biking is another option, especially if you enjoy being active and eco-friendly. There's plenty of cycling lanes and trails throughout the city as well as bike racks and lockers at transit stations and other locations. You can also rent a bike from one of the many bike shops or bike share programs in the city. Walking is simple and easy in the downtown Vancouver area as it connects the waterfront and its many trails to the downtown area.
PARKING: you must pay to park. Street parking is first come first serve on all city blocks. Ultimate place to park would be 7th and Main St, close to building entry. There is a pay station near the entry at the curb. You may use pay station or download and pay on the Parking Kitty App. Affordable daily parking information can be accessed by using the Parkopedia App, or visit the City of Vancouver's Parking Website. There is a Park'n Go Lot 2 blocks to the south of the apartment for 10 hr Parking.