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Lower prices south of Claremont Village
Claremont is one of eastern Los Angeles County's most desired locations, meaning its tree-lined streets have a consistently high price tag. However, Vista is one neighborhood where relatively lower-priced homes can still be found. "A lot of people don't even realize this area south of Arrow Highway is part of Claremont," says Realtor Joseph Porreca with Concierge Realty Group, a lifelong resident of the Claremont area. "It doesn't quite have the same academic vibe as everything north of the Village, but it's still Claremont," says Porreca. "It's a solid residential neighborhood, but you can find a better deal because it's closer to Pomona." Between industrial space to the north and Interstate 10 to the south, the neighborhood isn't as quiet as its counterparts to the north. Despite that, it has the essentials that people come to Claremont for, like grassy lawns and a walkable elementary school.
Suburban ranch-style homes and multifamily options
Vista's mix of housing options is part of why it's less expensive, in contrast to north Claremont neighborhoods that are almost exclusively single-family homes. "It's mostly cute 1950s and '60s homes, but there's a decent amount of multifamily housing," says Porreca. "It offers more of a mix than you can find in most of Claremont." Suburban streets lined with ranch-style homes, green lawns and shady trees make up most of the neighborhood. Prices range from $700,000 to $950,000 for those with updated interiors. Condos and townhouses in the neighborhood's southeast corner can cost $450,000 to almost $800,000.
A modest ranch home sits on a cul-de-sac in the Vista neighborhood.
Discover Spanish-style townhomes in Vista.
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Vista Del Valle Elementary is the center of the community
The neighborhood is served by the Claremont Unified School District, which is rated an A by Niche. Students begin at Vista Del Valle Elementary, graded a B. The elementary sits in the heart of the neighborhood, easily walkable from most homes. The pipeline continues at El Roble Intermediate, which gets an A-minus. Claremont High rounds out the journey and earns an A.
Claremont's priority for education comes from the Claremont Colleges. The colleges are a consortium of seven small schools that share a campus less than 2 miles north, a few steps from Claremont Village. The five undergraduate and two graduate schools draw many higher education professionals to the area.
Vista Del Valle Elementary in Claremont receives a B+ rating from the school rating site Niche.
Educational opportunities abound at El Roble Intermediate School in Claremont.
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Outdoor activity at Wheeler Park
Wheeler Parks sits next to Vista Del Valle Elementary in the heart of the neighborhood. It provides the community with shady green space, basketball and tennis courts, a playground and a baseball field. It's the go-to spot for kids to play after school, and its central location makes it walkable from most homes. The California Botanic Garden is 2 miles up the road. It has trails leading through over 80 acres of native plant displays and natural areas. Claremont Wilderness Park's trails give access to the San Gabriel Mountains, about 5 miles north.
Find a moment to relax at the California Botanic Garden in Claremont.
Play pickleball on the courts at Wheeler Park in Claremont.
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Groceries at the Claremont Promenade
The Claremont Promenade is the closest shopping center for essentials, just south, across Interstate 10. It has a Super King Market for groceries, and the surrounding strip mall has small restaurants and local businesses. There's another strip mall to the east, with a pharmacy and more local and chain restaurants. About a mile west on Arrow Highway, there's a Walmart Neighborhood Market at the Valley Shopping Center. When dining out or looking for more activity, residents usually head a mile up South Indian Hill Boulevard to Claremont Village. The Village is Claremont's town center. Its blocks are lined with locally owned restaurants, boutiques and bakeries.
Enjoy a cocktail in the cozy atmosphere at La Popular near Vista.
Super King Market offers fresh groceries to Vista residents.
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Hop directly onto Interstate 10
Interstate 10 runs along the neighborhood's south side, allowing commuters to travel east and west through Los Angeles County. Downtown LA is about 30 miles west, but there's plenty of employment within a few miles of the neighborhood. Pomona Valley Hospital, the area's largest medical center, is just over 2 miles west. There's even a business park with various manufacturing companies on the neighborhood's north side, within a short walk or drive of many homes. While cars are the main transportation method, Amtrak and regional Metrolink trains stop at Claremont Depot, less than a mile up the road. Ontario International Airport is the nearest place for flights, 8 miles east.
Wildfires in the San Gabriel Mountains
The San Gabriel Mountains north of Claremont are part of the Angeles National Forest and are often affected by wildfires. The Bridge Fire in the fall of 2024 was the most recent fire to threaten the city's northern foothills, burning almost 60,000 acres. Vista is a few miles from the mountains. Still, residents should remain aware of fire activity and have an evacuation plan, with wildfires becoming more frequent in the region.
Explore the trails in the San Gabriel Mountains, near Vista.
The California Botanic Garden in Claremont is a favorite place to take in nature.
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On average, homes in Vista, Claremont sell after 31 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Vista, Claremont over the last 12 months is $795,000, up 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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