
Larkspur is one of Bend's larger east-side neighborhood districts, bounded roughly by Highway 20 and Franklin Boulevard to the north, Reed Market Road to the south, the Parkway to the west, and the urban growth boundary to the east. It runs from the base of Pilot Butte south to the Reed Market corridor, about two miles north to south. Much of the area developed before full annexation, producing a mix of lot sizes rather than a uniform grid. Homes range from 1970s and 1980s ranch styles to Craftsman-influenced construction from the 1990s and 2000s on medium-size lots with established trees.
Pilot Butte State Scenic Viewpoint anchors the north end. The 114-acre cinder cone, donated to Oregon in 1927, rises about 490 feet and offers 360-degree views of the Cascades. Residents reach it via the Larkspur Trail, a 3.9-mile off-street path managed by Bend Park and Recreation that runs north from Larkspur Park through the Pinewood Natural Area to Neff Road near Pilot Butte Middle School, connecting to the Central Oregon Historic Canal Trail.
The Larkspur Community Center at 1600 SE Reed Market Road is the neighborhood's civic anchor. The 34,000-square-foot facility, reopened in April 2021 after a $23 million renovation, houses a fitness center, an aquatics center with a 135,000-gallon warm-water pool and current channel, group exercise studios, and classrooms. Downtown Bend sits three to four miles west via NE Franklin Avenue.
A 114-acre cinder cone donated to Oregon in 1927, with year-round hiking trails gaining about 490 feet and a seasonal summit road (May 1 to September 30). Views reach Mount Bachelor, Broken Top, the Three Sisters, and beyond.
Trails year-round; summit road May 1 to September 30A 34,000-square-foot Bend Park and Recreation facility at 1600 SE Reed Market Road, reopened April 2021 after a $23 million renovation, with a 135,000-gallon leisure pool and a fitness center with walk/jog track.
Open daily; see facility hoursA neighborhood park with an all-abilities playground, bocce and horseshoe courts, a basketball court, and a natural area preserving juniper and rabbitbrush.
Open daily 5 AM to 10 PMA 3.9-mile north-south trail (2.58 miles paved) through the Pinewood Natural Area, connecting to Pilot Butte State Park via an underpass beneath Highway 20.
Open daily 5 AM to 10 PM; dogs on leashA Bend-La Pine Schools K-5 at 51 SE 13th Street that hosts the district's Spanish Language Dual Immersion Program.
Bend-La Pine SchoolsA Bend-La Pine Schools 6-8 campus at 1501 NE Neff Road near the trail's north end, offering Gifted and Talented and International Baccalaureate programs.
Bend-La Pine Schools| Month | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | $673K | $690K | $690K | $730K | $674K |
| Feb | $755K | $660K | $680K | $697K | $705K |
| Mar | $775K | $685K | $753K | $748K | $697K |
| Apr | $767K | $665K | $705K | $830K | $675K |
| May | $743K | $730K | $752K | $770K | $800K |
| Jun | $724K | $763K | $781K | $693K | $725K |
| Jul | $750K | $785K | $749K | $750K | — |
| Aug | $727K | $737K | $715K | $750K | — |
| Sep | $700K | $735K | $710K | $715K | — |
| Oct | $680K | $735K | $797K | $758K | — |
| Nov | $696K | $696K | $690K | $695K | — |
| Dec | $662K | $737K | $699K | $697K | — |
Live single-family figures from the regional MLS. Months of supply is active inventory divided by the homes closed in the last 6 months, then divided by 6. Four months or less is a seller’s market, four to six is balanced, six or more is a buyer’s market.
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The median list price for a single-family home in Larkspur is $584,000, based on live MLS data.
There are 30 active single-family listings in Larkspur.