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An ever-evolving Reno neighborhood
Nowhere in Reno is there more housing variety than within the Grove neighborhood at the city’s southern edge. Located between the Reno-Tahoe International Airport, the quiet community of Virginia Lake and trendy MidTown, the Grove blends tranquil residential streets, parks and nearby shopping. Trailers, vintage ranches and condos fill this neighborhood’s residential streets, while plenty of future growth can be looked forward to. “The Reno Entertainment District is being built nearby,” says Richard Berman, a Realtor with Dickson Realty. “You should see a lot of growth in the area from that.” Conveniently located less than 3 miles from Downtown Reno, The Grove puts residents just around the corner from nearly every imaginable convenience.
Diverse housing options in the Grove
The Grove has an incredibly diverse housing market; its northern periphery consists of quiet sidewalk-lined streets of ranch-style homes built in the late 1950s. Closer to the heart of the community, condos built in the 1970s add variety to the Grove’s housing stock, while sitting within a few blocks of the local elementary and middle schools. Several manufactured home communities are situated in the southern parts of the Grove. The majority of the Grove’s housing consists of ranch-style homes, some with brick accents or solar panels. Homes tend to vary in price from $200,000 to $650,000, with a median price of $244,000, half that of the city average. This humble community is beautified by several modern art sculptures which speak to the rapid evolution of the Grove, with the installation of pieces from Burning Man coinciding with a major redevelopment project that promises a trendy future for this community.
Single story ranch style homes make up the majority of dwellings in the Grove.
Like many neighborhoods in Reno, The Grove has plenty of brick accents.
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Retail, restaurants and the Reno Entertainment District
The Grove not only provides residents with variety in housing options, but also in recreation opportunities. This neighborhood is home to two casinos. The Peppermill Resort Spa Casino features table games, slots and a racing and sports book as well as 10 restaurants and cafes including an extensive whiskey collection at the Terrace Lounge. The Grove is also home to several independent restaurants like Lili’s Restaurant in The Grove, known for its Hawaiian-themed breakfast, and the Coffee N’ Comics bookstore and café. Green-thumbed locals can beautify their gardens with plants from Moana Nursery, while the local Costco Wholesale can satisfy residents’ bulk shopping needs. Plenty more shopping opportunities are expected to emerge as a result of the Reno Experience District’s construction, with 65,000 square feet of property being earmarked for high-end retail.
Moana Nursery is one of Reno's best plant stores and is located directly adjacent to The Grove.
Heaping veggie eggs benedict awaits you at Lili's, located in The Grove.
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Expanding opportunities for recreation
The Grove’s ongoing redevelopment is not limited to residential or retail development. The area’s renewal efforts began in 2012 with the demolition of Moana Stadium, home to several of Reno’s minor league baseball teams since 1946. The site is now home to the Moana Springs Recreational Complex and will soon be home to Moana Springs Community Aquatics and Fitness Center, a state-of-the-art swimming facility. The nearby, 8-acre Tighe Park has baseball and softball fields, and hosts Reno’s Continental Little League.
The Grove is right next to Virginia Lake which is a top choice for taking dogs on a walk.
Tighe Park is a hub for Little League Baseball which kicks off in Spring in The Grove.
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Student success and STEM at Wooster High
Students can attend schools within walking distance of home, including Roger Corbett Elementary School - given a C-plus rating by Niche - as well as the C-rated E. Otis Vaughn Middle School and the B-rated Earl Wooster High School. Earl Wooster High offers an International Baccalaureate program and is also known for its strong STEM programs.
The front entrance to E Otis Vaughn Middle School in the Wells avenue neighborhood.
Earl Wooster High School is home to The Wooster Colts in Reno.
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Riding into downtown Reno
The Grove is located just 3 miles from downtown Reno, which can be accessed within a 10-minute drive up Virginia Street or a 25-minute bus ride on the Lawlor Station bus route along that same road. The airport is located immediately next to the Grove and within a 2-mile journey from the heart of the community. The nearest hospital, the Renown Regional Medical Center, is located within a 2.5-mile and 7-minute drive to the north.
Public safety programs
The Grove has historically had to contend with high crime rates. The neighborhood has a CAP Index score of 7/10; motor vehicle theft and robbery have 9/10 scores. The Reno Police Department has installed cameras around town and on highways to crack down on violent crime in the city. The department has also operated a Senior Auxiliary Volunteer Effort (SAVE) program, in which senior citizens monitor homes of residents on vacation, report abandoned vehicles and take part in community events like holiday food giveaways and the Hot August Nights rock festival.
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The Grove Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in The Grove, Reno sell after 53 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in The Grove, Reno over the last 12 months is $390,000, up 20% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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