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Tank tops, sweatshirts and sunshine on sleepy mornings in Rosewood
Some days the skies over Rosewood, a residential neighborhood near the bayfront city of Eureka, look like a grey blanket, some days, the sun shines over the whole city. “We dress in layers,” says Larry Doss, Broker and owner of Ming Tree Realty who grew up in a neighborhood just outside of Eureka. “It can be warm tank top weather; it can be hoody weather – and usually both.” Rosewood falls just outside the city limits, but it’s still close enough that it feels like part of Eureka, where early mornings see fog roll in from Humboldt Bay. “Rosewood is a laid-back, sleepy kind-of area,” says Doss.
Enjoy parks, schools and shopping all around Rosewood.
The Eureka Boardwalk is a popular attraction for walks near Rosewood.
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Houses resting by coastal redwood trees
Rosewood has a wooded drainage area in the center of the neighborhood, which means some houses back up into coastal redwood and Sitka spruce trees. There are a variety of homes along the neighborhood’s sidewalk-less streets, from Victorian and craftsman styles to bungalows built between 1930 and 1950. Houses tend to sell for $200,000 to $650,000, with single-story, 1,000-square-foot cottages at the bottom of the price range and 3,000-square-foot Mediterranean-influenced homes at the top. Some homes go for just over $1 million, and they are usually tucked into the forested sections of the neighborhood and are on multi-acre lots.
The Rosewood neighborhood is surrounded by Redwood trees.
Craftsman-style homes offer welcoming curb appeal in Rosewood.
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Options to hike, hunt and fish around Eureka
Eureka has an outdoor activity for almost everybody. “It depends on someone’s taste, but people like hunting, fishing and surfing around here,” says Doss. Nearby hunting and fishing areas include Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge, about 12 miles south, and Jacoby Creek, 10 miles east. Surfing happens closer to the city at spots like Samoa Beach, located on the Samoa Peninsula 6 miles north via the Samoa Bridge that connects the area to Eureka. Sequoia Park is about a mile away from Rosewood and has hiking areas, a small zoo, and towering Sequoia Redwoods. A suspended walkway lets visitors feel as tall as these ancient trees, and slides and gently sloping ramps are built between clusters of trees for kids to play on. Rosewood also has small greenspaces like Highland Park and historic Humboldt State Park, home to a former military outpost and logging museum. Rosewood is also next to the 18-hole, par-70, Eureka Municipal Golf Course.
Rosewood locals might like to join a crew team for fitness and fun.
Rosewood residents head to Samoa Beach for dog walks and Pacific Ocean sunsets.
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Eureka City Schools
The area is served by Eureka City Schools, which has a B-minus rating on Niche. Grant Elementary School has a B-minus rating and Winship Middle School earns a C. Eureka Senior High School has a B-plus and a variety of after-school activities like soccer, volleyball and football.
Teachers at Winship Middle School prepare students for their future.
Eureka High School opened a brand new gym in 2023.
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Diverse restaurants in Old Town Eureka
There aren’t any businesses in Rosewood, but shops and stores aren’t far away. The Bayshore Shopping Mall is less than a mile from most homes in the neighborhood and has big box stores like Walmart for groceries, J.C. Penny for clothes and Ulta Beauty for beauty supplies. For a bite to eat, most drive 2 miles north to Old Town, the city’s historic neighborhood on the Eureka Channel. It’s full of Victorian homes, unique architecture and a diverse selection of restaurants. Tandoori Bites, a no-frills pizza place that incorporates Indian flavors, usually has the game playing on a projector against the back wall. GuateMayan Yum Yum serves Guatemalan dishes in a hole-in-the-wall sized space, and Los Bagels is decorated with colorful murals, portraits and paintings.
Los Bagels is a local favorite near Rosewood in Downtown Eureka.
Rosewood nightlife includes Opera Alley for live music.
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Summer concerts and art walks in Eureka
Eureka is a hub for cultural events, most of which happen in Old Town. Arts Alive is a monthly event where restaurants, shops and art galleries along Eureka Main Street stay open late and play music. Over the summer, the Eureka summer concert series livens up the Eureka waterfront with acts from local musicians.
Enjoy local seasonal produce near Rosewood at the Tuesday Old Town Farmers' Market.
Murals are a common theme for Rosewood in all the shopping centers.
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Getting around Eureka
U.S. Route 101 borders the west side of the neighborhood and is the main route in and out of Eureka and connects to California Redwood Coast-Humboldt County Airport, about 20 miles away. The city also has a bus system, Eureka Transit Services, that provides transportation around the city. Providence St. Joseph Hospital is the largest employer in Eureka and about 2 miles from Rosewood.
Public transportation is readily available for Rosewood locals.
Commute from Rosewood by air through the Arcata-Eureka Airport.
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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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Rosewood Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Rosewood, Eureka sell after 38 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in Rosewood, Eureka over the last 12 months is $370,550, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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