$611,373Average Value$459Average Price per Sq Ft18Homes For Sale
Cimarron Cove combines leisure and convenience
Located directly east of Palm Springs International Airport and the adjacent Cimarron Golf Club, Cimarron Cove caters to a mix of permanent and seasonal residents seeking a laid-back Southern California lifestyle. Its varying residential communities offer abundant housing options, where residents can choose between enjoying private amenities or exploring the attractions of greater Cathedral City and neighboring Palm Springs. “Cimarron Cove is a really nice community and is built around leisure,” says David Whittier, Realtor with Re/Max Desert Properties and city resident.
Mediterranean-style homes fill the community's distinct subdivisions
Though Mediterranean-style homes with in-ground pools, solar panels and bright green lawns appear throughout the neighborhood, several subdivisions comprise the residential landscape. Landau Manor and Panorama are the oldest, with build dates stretching from the late 1980s through the 90s. Both are also absent of homeowners associations, which is uncommon across Cathedral City. Conversely, the gated Cimarron Cove subdivisions built the following decade include monthly association fees for amenities like a clubhouse, an RV parking lot and shared greenspaces. Prices across each subdivision are relatively similar and range from $500,000 to $870,000 for a larger corner lot. Condos fill Lantana at Cimarron in the neighborhood’s northwestern corner. Also gated, the golf community includes private entrances, pools and lawn maintenance supported by monthly fees. These units typically range in price from $300,000 to $400,000. It's also worth noting that homeowners association properties and designated Short-Term Vacation Rental (STVR) communities allow property rentals for opportunities for 30 or fewer consecutive days. According to the city's ordinance, interested homeowners must apply and pay for a permit.
Cimarron Cove features stunning Mediterranean architecture with stucco and tile, creating a unique appeal.
Mediterranean homes bring a touch of the Mediterranean coast and a relaxed lifestyle to Cimarron Cove.
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From Cimarron Golf Resort to Palm Springs Air Museum
Locals traverse the multi-use pathway along the community’s western border, north to the Cimarron Golf Resort. According to Whittier, golf is a staple of the neighborhood and the greater area. Members and tee time pass holders can choose between the Boulder Course and the short-length Pebble Course, where hilly greens mimic the distant mountain ridgelines. Demuth Park on East Mesquite Avenue is a frequented green space, combining playgrounds, gathering spaces and a dozen pickleball courts. Locals can also stop by Palm Springs Air Museum on North Gene Autry Trail to learn about aviation through the decades.
Explore the rich history of aviation at the Palm Springs Air Museum near Cimarron Cove.
The nearby Palm Springs Public Library is a haven for Cimarron Cove book lovers.
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Local dining and Downtown Palm Springs shopping
Date Palm Drive and Ramon Road intersect a mile east of the community and are the closest drags for grabbing a bite to eat. Both offer a selection of chain eateries and locally owned spots like Santa Fe Restaurant, which combines traditional Mexican fare with live music. The corridors are also home to Stater Bros. Markets for grocery needs and Walmart Supercenter, which covers daily essentials. However, residents will find more robust retail offerings along Palm Canyon Drive in Downtown Palm Springs, 5 miles west. Sidewalks lead visitors down the stretch, where boutiques and well-known retailers sit between museums and fine dining restaurants like Copley’s on Palm Canyon, known for its elevated American cuisine.
Savor the authentic and vibrant flavors of Southwestern cuisine at Santa Fe Restaurant, near Cimarron Cove.
The Springs offers a mix of shopping and dining options for residents near Cimarron Cove.
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Palm Springs Unified School District serves the neighborhood
Landau Elementary School enrolls the community’s youngest and maintains a B-rating on Niche. James Workman Middle School holds a B-minus and teaches older students before they finish their primary education at B-plus-rated Cathedral City High School. Alternative options include Cielo Vista Charter School, which has a B rating and the private King’s Schools. Both institutions are within 3 miles of the community.
Your kids will enjoy learning in the inspiring atmosphere of Cathedral City High School.
James Workman Middle School in Cathedral City is focused on helping students succeed.
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Getting around on Interstate 10
Locals traverse the multi-use pathway along the community’s western border, north to the Cimarron Golf Resort. According to Whittier, golf is a staple of the neighborhood and the greater area. Members and tee time pass holders can choose between the Boulder Course and the short-length Pebble Course, where hilly greens mimic the distant mountain ridgelines. Demuth Park on East Mesquite Avenue is a frequented green space, combining playgrounds, gathering spaces and a dozen pickleball courts. Locals can also stop by Palm Springs Air Museum on North Gene Autry Trail to learn about aviation through the decades.
Residents convene at Cathedral City events
In late January, Cathedral City hosts its annual Taste of Jalisco Festival. Crowds fill Town Square and Festival Lawn for the three-day event to celebrate Mexican culture with food and a rotating list of performers. Attendees can also try tastings from the Gold Medal Tequila Competitions. Cathedral City International Balloon Festival is another staple, welcoming thousands in mid-November to watch as multi-colored hot air balloons take to the sky.
Discover unique and handcrafted treasures from local artists at the Coachella Valley Wildflower Festival.
Keep the little ones entertained with fun-filled kids' activities at the Annual Black History Month Town Fair.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Cimarron Cove Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Cimarron Cove, Cathedral City sell after 44 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Cimarron Cove, Cathedral City over the last 12 months is $675,500, up 17% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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