Orangecrest
Suburban Neighborhood in Riverside, California
Riverside County 92508

Wide streets, stucco siding and tiled roofs
The streets of Orangecrest are lined with palm trees and single-family detached houses set along quiet cul-de-sacs. For many homes, short but wide driveways take up much of the front yard space. Prices start at about $570,000 for a single-story contemporary Mission Revival. Most homes are valued at about $825,000, but can stretch up to $940,000 for a two-story, five-bedroom New Traditional home with stucco siding and a heated pool.Three neighborhood parks
All three centrally located parks – Bergamont Park, Thundersky Park and Orange Terrace Community Park – have playgrounds where families can relax and play. The latter includes athletic fields and a large public library. Additionally, golfers take swings at General Old Golf Course and hikers drive north to Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Park for plenty of trails and wide-open spaces.A-rated schools in walking distance
There are a number of schools within walking distance of Orangecrest homes, like Benjamin Franklin Elementary, rated A on Niche, Amelia Earhart Middle, rated A-minus and Martin Luther King Junior High, rated A. All are part of Riverside Unified School District. The high school offers academic pathway programs which prepare students for careers in fields like graphic design and sports medicine.Enjoying local flavors
Orangecrest offers local dining, starting with a morning latte from The Hub Café & Coffee Bar, then a hearty meatball sub from D’Elia’s Grinders for lunch, and capping the day off with a tangy margarita from Pepito's. In the center of Orangecrest is a commercial area with shopping and casual dining. Here, locals can grab a burrito at Chipotle, ice cream at Cold Stone Creamery or groceries at Albertsons. Residents can also head to Gless Ranch along Van Buren Boulevard to purchase oranges and other locally grown produce.Where to walk & where to drive
While many Orangecrest homes are located within walking distance of daily amenities, locals tend to hop in the car to go to work or to access entertainment. Orangecrest is close to Interstate 215, which takes commuters up to downtown Riverside. Bus routes 22 and 27 via Riverside Transit have stops along Van Buren Boulevard, Trautwein Road and Orange Terrace Parkway. Most roads have sidewalks and some have bike lanes. Orangecrest is about 25 southeast of Ontario International Airport, which offers nonstop flights to a growing number of destinations, from Chicago to Taiwan. This neighborhood is just over 9 miles south of Riverside Community Hospital.Festivals and fairgrounds
Orangecrest is not far from classic Riverside entertainment. About 10 miles east lies Lake Perris State Recreation Area and Perris Beach, which are positioned next to several fun venues like the Southern California Fair and the Perris Auto Speedway. Or, residents can venture downtown for events like the annual Riverside Tamale Festival. A bit closer to home, The Orangecrest Club hosts private events like weddings and dances. Finally, practitioners of various faiths can find communities across southeast Riverside, from churches in Orangecrest to temples just outside the bounds of the neighborhood. “The Grove is a large church in the area; quite a few people in the area go there,” Folsom says.Important to know
Residents benefit from a low CAP Index crime score – a two out of ten – across all categories. Additionally, Orangecrest is surrounded by an industrial sector and Interstate 215 to the east. While the expanding industrial sector brings more jobs to the area, residents have to deal with street closures due to construction. “Target built a huge warehouse, but families don’t want more concrete tilt-ups,” Folsom says. “The traffic affects the residential streets.” Finally, Orangecrest carries a higher risk of wildfires than some of the more urbanized parts of Riverside.

Agents Specializing in this Area
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Steve Quintero
FIRST TEAM REAL ESTATE
(951) 783-3972
26 Total Sales
2 in Orangecrest
$850,000 Price Range
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Alejandro Martinez Cansino
Responds QuicklyOnly 1 Realty Group LLC
(626) 889-6524
103 Total Sales
1 in Orangecrest
$650,000 Price
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Mohammad Ashrif
GLOBAL REALTY CAPITAL INC.
(951) 783-2948
13 Total Sales
2 in Orangecrest
$685K - $935K Price Range
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Tuesday Nickels
Coldwell Banker Home Source
(760) 493-4221
167 Total Sales
1 in Orangecrest
$915,000 Price
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April Love
Coldwell Banker Home Source
(760) 493-2566
168 Total Sales
1 in Orangecrest
$915,000 Price
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Josephine & Raj Sharma
LEGACY HOMES REALTY
(951) 463-4738
65 Total Sales
1 in Orangecrest
$810,888 Price
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Orangecrest | US |
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Homicide | 2 | 4 |
Sexual Assault | 2 | 4 |
Assault with Weapon | 2 | 4 |
Robbery | 2 | 4 |
Burglary | 2 | 4 |
Motor Vehicle Theft | 3 | 4 |
Larceny | 3 | 4 |
Crime Score | 2 | 4 |
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Orangecrest Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Orangecrest, Riverside sell after 39 days on the market compared to the national average of 49 days. The median sale price for homes in Orangecrest, Riverside over the last 12 months is $760,000, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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