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A neighborhood in west Highland
Lankershim is a neighborhood on the west side of Highland, a city of about 57,000. Views of the San Bernardino Mountains, snowcapped at times, are a scenic reminder of the natural surroundings. Lankershim has a walkable layout with sidewalks along most streets. Though the neighborhood is primarily residential, parks, a library and other community resources are within a couple of miles.
The name Lankershim is most commonly associated with Los Angeles, particularly North Hollywood. Isaac Lankershim was a mid-to-late-1800s farmer and developer in Southern California.
San Bernardino Mountains with it's many hiking trails is just a short drive away.
Lankershim is a quiet suburban area with a variety of housing for a variety of income types.
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Midcentury homes and Mobile Estates Park
Many of Lankershim's properties are midcentury ranch-style homes. Later builds include homes from the 1980s and 1990s with Spanish-style elements like red clay roof tiles and stucco exteriors. Single-family homes of approximately 1,000 to 1,700 square feet range from $350,000 to $522,000.
Manufactured homes can go from about $38,000 to $200,000, with land lease fees of about $700 to $1,000. Those priced on the high end will be larger or in a gated community. Mobile Estates Park offers a pool, two laundry facilities and a car wash. "We don't rent, we sell the homes," says Jasmine Rodriguez, community manager for Mobile Estates. She says proximity to nearby schools is a plus. Since it's an all-ages community, family activities are important. "There's a clubhouse for events. People have birthday parties here; we plan events for kids, and there's a pool room."
The manufactured home communities offer amenities such as pool and gated security.
Midcentury ranch style homes are abundant in Lankershim.
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Lankershim Elementary, Serrano Middle
Public schools include Lankershim Elementary School, which earns a C-plus from Niche and is within walking distance of many homes. Serrano Middle School and Indian Springs High School both have a B-minus. Indian Springs High Performing Arts Center accommodates over 500 people and has an orchestra pit.
The San Bernadino City United School District provides resources such as family engagement activities, parent workshops, career education and a community scholarship association. The district also offers free child development programs for children up to age 5.
Serrano Middle School offers plenty of fun after school activities.
The Lions of Lankershim Elementary in San Bernardino use kindness for their superpower.
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Omnitrans buses, San Bernardino Airport
Omnitrans buses run in the area, with stops on streets such as East Baseline and Ninth. Lankershim is about 5 miles east of downtown San Bernadino. Metrolink stations in San Bernadino provide service to locations including LA's Union Station, Riverside, Santa Ana and Oceanside. Major roads in the area include state Route 210 and Interstate 215. It's about 65 miles to LA and 80 miles to Long Beach.
San Bernadino International Airport, directly south of the neighborhood, has general aviation and commercial services, plus Breeze Airways flights. An airport perimeter fence was installed for sound abatement. There also is an online form and telephone hotline for registering noise complaints. The San Bernadino International Airport and the Yamava' Resort & Casino are major employers for the area.
Public Transportation is widely available throughout the city.
Nearby San Bernardino International Airport (SBD), offers an easy and affordable travel.
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Cardenas Markets, Mariscos Espinoza
Some businesses and specialty shops are on East Baseline Street. Enchanted Attic Costumes is one of Southern California's biggest shops for costume rentals. Family owned K & L Hardware has been here since 1977. For the most part, Lankershim is isolated in terms of retail, as there are no large shopping centers within walking distance.
Essentials and groceries are available at Cardenas Markets, which makes tortillas, prepared meals and bakery items. La Esperanza Market, Sterling Market and Discount Market are some other options. Mariscos Espinoza Highland serves ceviche, shrimp tostadas, fried octopus and other Mexican seafood specialties. More extensive shopping and dining are several miles to the north, along East Highland Avenue.
Residents of Lankershim can enjoy a delightful shopping experience at Cardenas.
Mariscos Espinoza in Highland offers a delectable array of Mexican cuisine.
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Animals and education at Racadio Library
To the east, on Central Avenue, is Sam J. Racadio Highland Branch Library and Environmental Learning Center. It's the only San Bernadino County library with a focus on animals. "Our library is definitely a special commodity for Highland," says Tiara Clipper, lead with youth service programs. Environmental themes include recycling and animal awareness, and there's a rooftop garden that's home to a tortoise named Pumpkin. "Inside the library, we have lizards, snakes, frogs, turtles and rabbits," Clipper says. "There's even a tegu; he's a giant lizard, a carnivore and a hunting animal, so not the best for a pet." Teaching the difference between pets and wild animals is a priority. The library offers various programs and events. It also operates as a cooling center when high heat is a health concern.
Racadio Library has more than just books, it's known for the aquarium, terrariums.
One of the most notable features of Racadio Library is it's rooftop garden.
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Speicher Memorial Park, baseball and soccer
It's not far to Speicher Memorial Park and Highland Community Park, which both have playgrounds and Little League Fields. Close to Speicher is the San Bernadino Soccer Complex, the largest sports complex in the region, attracting nearly a million visitors each year for league games and events like dog shows and corporate meetings.
Besides having the mountains in view, it's a short drive to get into the thick of it. Borea Canyon Trail, about 5 miles north, has a trailhead off North Chiquita Lane and Daley Canyon Road. The trail is about 6 miles long, allows dogs and is popular for hiking and mountain biking.
Enjoy a stroll by the grassy fields of Speicher Memorial Park.
Highland Community Park has several baseball fields that are perfect for Little League games.
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Highland Family YMCA and other resources
The Highland Family YMCA is about a mile away, on Central Avenue. "It's a place people can feel safe and work out and work on themselves," says executive director Jason Waitschies. "Health and wellness are essential in the community." In addition to promoting fitness and physical and mental well-being, the site has popular sports programs, including one for basketball. "It's great for parents to come in on a Friday night or Saturday to watch. It does get competitive, and we encourage that as part of growing skills. But we want our kids to focus on their skills rather than the scoreboard." The YMCA has a widely used financial assistance program, which includes scholarships.
Regional Buddhist nonprofits, the Pure Land Foundation and the Tzu Chi Foundation, assist the community with resources like mobile pantries and free family medical clinics at school locations in Highland.
Highland Family YMCA has many amenities including fitness center, basketball courts and more.
Racadio Library has so much to offer including a kids area with aquarium, and animal terrarium.
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On average, homes in Lankershim, Highland sell after 36 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Lankershim, Highland over the last 12 months is $422,000, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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