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Add ReviewAbutting Portland to the South, Lake Oswego is a beautiful town centered on a manmade lake. With a population upwards of 37,000 people, Lake Oswego has a small-town feel with the benefit of Portland's nearby big-city attributes. Its properties are almost exclusively single-family homes, which are often wealthy residences located on large lots, some of the most luxurious of which are situated along the lakeshore. Lake Oswego is known for its excellent schools, which is why many people choose to live there. Lovers of history will appreciate First Addition, one of the oldest neighborhoods in town. The streets blend small, ancient houses with new larger architecture for an adorable eclectic look that preserves the crowded layout of a 19th century village. The downtown shopping area features an independent theater and brewing company, a plaza, and several coffee shops and eateries. On the other side of the lake lies Lake Grove, originally its own incorporated town until it blended with Lake Oswego in the 20th century. Here visitors and residents will find a stretch of restaurants along Boones Ferry, including the award-winning La Provence and others. In the summer, residents who live along the lake enjoy private waterfront views and water sports. The winter holidays are greeted with a gorgeous display of wreaths, banners and lights, while other seasons see beautiful floral and native gardening in public beds maintained by the city.