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Easy living in Ramona, a community in Moreno Valley
Bordered by state Route 60, Ramona is a small residential community in Moreno Valley. “People come to Moreno Valley for the affordable home prices and convenient access to freeways,” says Rachael Nol, a real estate professional at Coldwell Banker Town and Country Real Estate with 11 years of experience. “It’s very diverse, and it’s also a great bedroom community.” In addition to having economical real estate options, the neighborhood also has parks and public schools within walking distance. Dotted with stores, markets and diverse restaurants, busy thoroughfares pass through the area, making Ramona a convenient place to eat, shop and live.
Homeowners in Ramona enjoy peaceful surroundings and proximity to Moreno Valley’s essential services.
Families love the peaceful streets and cozy homes found in Ramona, Moreno Valley.
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Economical home options in Ramona
Sitting on straight, linear streets connected by sidewalks, homes in Ramona often sit close to each other and have a suburban feel. Many ranch-style and midcentury modern houses with low-pitched roofs dot the neighborhood streets. Yards are modest, although some are just big enough for a backyard pool. Comprised mostly of single-family homes, properties often sell between $450,000 and $600,000. Most homes have fenced-in yards and attached garages.
Ramona in Moreno Valley features well-maintained homes perfect for first-time buyers and growing families.
Homebuyers are drawn to Ramona’s quiet charm and affordable real estate in Moreno Valley.
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Moreno Valley Unified School District serves the community
Ramona City Unified School District has open enrollment. Students here often start at Ramona Elementary School, which has a C grade from Niche. Sunnymead Middle School rates a C-minus, and Moreno Valley High School scores a B-minus. The local high school has a student-teacher ratio of 21-to-1, and offers career pathway curriculums in graphic design, business, theater and hospitality. Moreno Valley College, a local community college, is about 4 miles south of Ramona, providing students with degrees and certificate programs in over 60 fields of study.
Plenty of activities are available at Sunnymead Middle School in Moreno Valley.
Your kids will enjoy the inspiring atmosphere of Moreno Valley High School.
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Shops and restaurants along Sunnymead Boulevard
Sunnymead Boulevard, a major thoroughfare in the city, runs through the neighborhood. Many shopping plazas, hotels, businesses and restaurants are along the road, including the popular diners Black Bear and Brandon’s. The area also abuts several big retail plazas, such as Rio Rancho Super Mall and Sunnymead Towne Center, both of which have grocery stores and dozens of eateries. Perris Boulevard is another busy road on the east side of the neighborhood, home to more businesses, shopping plazas and the popular Mexican restaurant Taqueria 2 Potrillos. There's a Food 4 Less grocery on the southern end of the neighborhood. Moreno Valley Mall and big-box retailers such as Walmart are about 3 miles west of the community.
People rave about the fresh ingredients and affordable meals at Taqueria 2 Potrillos in Ramona.
Food 4 Less in Ramona makes grocery shopping simple and affordable for Moreno Valley families.
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Cultural events in Moreno Valley
Each spring, the city organizes the MoVal Multicultural & Art Festival to celebrate its diverse community members. The event includes cultural performances at the Civic Center Amphitheater, food and fun activities. Other celebrations include a Juneteenth festival featuring local crafts vendors, food booths and live music, and an annual Tree Lighting Ceremony for the winter holidays.
Easy access to cities in the Inland Empire
The area is close to state Route 60 and Interstate 215. Riverside and San Bernardino are both less than 20 miles away via I-215, and Ontario International Airport is about 25 miles northwest of Moreno Valley. Served by the Metrolink commuter rail, Moreno Valley/March Field Station is about 7 miles west, and Riverside Transit Agency has bus stops throughout the city. Riverside University Health System Medical Center is about a block away from the neighborhood, and Kaiser Permanente Moreno Valley Medical Center is 5 miles east.
Many city parks in Moreno Valley
“We just have a lot of recreational space,” Nol says. “There are about 30 parks all around and within the city.” Canyon Springs Little League practices and plays at Sunnymead Park, which has three softball fields on the northern side of the neighborhood. Located right by the community’s grocery store, Bayside Park has a sandbox playground, a basketball court and a walking path. The city is home to the 8,800-acre Lake Perris State Recreation Area, which offers splendid trails and natural space for hiking and camping. In addition, people can go swimming, fishing and boating at Perris Reservoir.
Your children will love the playground at Sunnymead Park.
Discover the joys of boating and the calm of fishing at Lake Perris near Lakeview.
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Environmental factors
The San Jacinto fault line runs through Ramona. It is the second most active fault in Southern California. Homes in the area are also prone to wildfires.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Ramona
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
7
4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
9
4
Crime Score
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Ramona Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Ramona, Moreno Valley sell after 40 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Ramona, Moreno Valley over the last 12 months is $525,000, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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