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One of Riverside’s oldest neighborhoods
Arlington attracts those who want a walkable neighborhood under the SoCal sunshine. “Arlington was once at the heart of the citrus industry,” says James Monks, Realtor and Manager at Windermere Tower Properties and third generation Riversider. It was founded in 1875, making it one of Riverside’s oldest neighborhoods. Now, the community is made up of homes just a few streets from the Galleria at Tyler, a large shopping mall. With the elementary school located right by the park and across the street from the library, convenience is paramount. Arlington residents also benefit from proximity to downtown Riverside, about 7 miles away.
Arlington's elevated view showcases its suburban character with abundant greenery.
Arlington Public Library was built in 1909 in the Classical Revival style.
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Single-family and manufactured homes
In Arlington, telephone wires hang over wide neighborhood streets bordered by sidewalks. In terms of residential development, this community is “a good example of post-World War Two growth,” Monks says. “People could buy their first homes with VA benefits. Now, there is a good mix of commercial and residential properties as old as 1920. But the most common home types are from the 1970s.” Arlington is made up of mostly ranch and Spanish-style homes, with some Craftsmans. Single-family homes range from about $420,000 to $730,000. Manufactured homes for senior living range from about $70,000 to $130,000. Arlington has active neighborhood associations.
A row of fenced mix-architecture single-family homes lines the street in Arlington
In Arlington, you'll find a cozy craftsman home with nice landscaping.
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Retail and restaurants along Magnolia Avenue and at the Galleria at Tyler
Locals can start the day with a treat from Randy’s Donuts and a hot cup of joe from Twee Coffee. Brandon’s Diner offers a selection of burgers and Mexican dishes, and Stater Bros. Markets keeps the neighborhood supplied with groceries. Magnolia Avenue is lined with small businesses, from the barber shop to the florist. Arlington has plenty more retail options at the Galleria at Tyler, such as Barnes & Noble and SEPHORA.
Everyone can enjoy a variety of dining, shopping, and entertaining options at Galeria At Tyler.
Cold Stone Creamery in Arlington offers design-your-own creations hand-mixed on a granite slab.
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Fun at the annual chili cookoff
Every Memorial Day weekend, the Annual Chili Cook-Off & Car/Cycle Show tends to shut down Magnolia Avenue so that the community can gather over shared love of not only homemade food and cars, but also stop by the beer garden at this free event. Castle Park, a nearby small amusement park, keeps families entertained with mini golf, arcade and rides. Faith communities congregate at neighborhood houses of worship like St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church and the Hindu Society of the Inland Empire. Those living near the historic Riverside Baptist Church will likely hear the church bells chime on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings.
The Historic Citrus State Park sits at the heart of Riverside, adjacent to Arlington.
Immerse yourself in a unique shopping experience at the Historic area in Arlington.
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Public, private and cultural schools
Within the bounds of the neighborhood are Liberty Elementary, rated B-minus on Niche, and St. Thomas the Apostle School, a private school teaching kindergarten through Grade 8. Several more schools are just outside the bounds of Arlington, including Sherman Indian High School, an off-reservation boarding school for American Indians. Additionally, Chemawa Middle, rated B-minus, and Arlington High School, rated B, serve the area. Arlington High, home to nearly 2000 students, offers dual enrollment classes through Riverside Community College. California Baptist University, which has a D1 athletics program, is less than 2 miles up the road.
The courses at Liberty Elementary School encourage critical thinking and creativity.
Arlington High School: Home of the Lions, where pride and excellence reign.
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Spend the day at the park or library
Public facilities like parks and libraries serve Arlington residents as well. The Arlington Public Library was recently renovated to preserve the original Greek-revival style design while expanding the resources available to the community. Locals can swim laps at centrally located Arlington Park and toss Frisbees with friends at Don Lorenzi Park.
Lighted sports facilities are available at Arlington Park.
The Arlington Library provides a wealth of resources catering to all ages.
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Walkable neighborhood with freeway and bus access
State Route 91, also known as the Riverside Freeway, can get congested at times. However, bus stops are located throughout the community and bike lanes can be found along Magnolia Avenue, California Avenue and Van Buren Boulevard. Parkview Community Hospital Medical Center borders the neighborhood and Ontario International Airport is about 14 miles away.
Freeway 91 connects Arlington's residents from the beaches to the mountains.
Public transportation is easily accessible for residents of Arlington.
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Beating the heat
In addition to the severe heat of Southern California, Arlington experiences some air quality concerns. According to Risk Factor, Arlington’s air quality is worse than 64% of California neighborhoods.
In Arlington, a street is adorned with a row of spacious ranch-style homes.
The aerial view of Arlington highlights its featured ranch-style homes.
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Arlington Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Arlington, Riverside sell after 31 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Arlington, Riverside over the last 12 months is $590,000, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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