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An arrow’s path to downtown
Arrowview rests in the curve between California’s Foothill Freeway and State Route 259, a few blocks north of downtown San Bernardino. Though it’s close to the action, this is a residential neighborhood characterized by a grid of tree-lined streets. “It’s in a good location,” says Jeff Teel, Realtor with Progressive Properties. “It’s close to freeways, close to shopping. Transportation is good – there are a lot of bus stops right there.” There are also two local schools within the neighborhood: George Brown Elementary and Arrowview Middle School. The high school is just a few blocks away, so kids who grow up in Arrowview might never need to take the bus.
Downtown San Bernardino is located just a few minutes south of Arrowview.
A look from above and you can spot the many styles of homes in the Arrowview neighborhood.
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Shotgun-style homes in Arrowview
Clusters of single-story bungalows and shotgun houses line Arrowview’s residential streets. Many were built in the 1940s and ’50s, but there are also some older structures in this area. Lots measure just under a quarter acre on average, with enough space for pockets of lawn in the front and back. Though many houses come with attached garages and driveways, cars are usually parked along the street. That can make the area harder for pedestrians to navigate. Fortunately, paved sidewalks border most of the roads. Buyers can expect to spend about $400,000 to $500,000 for a home in Arrowview.
Bbeautiful white Spanish-style home located in Arrowview.
Single-story homes with unique characteristics can be found throughout Arrowview.
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Learning the basics at George Brown Elementary
Arrowview students will start at George Brown Elementary before moving on to Arrowview Middle School, both of which are right in the neighborhood. The elementary school gets a C-plus from Niche, and Arrowview Middle School gets a B-minus. After that, they’ll attend San Bernardino High School, which is closer to downtown but within walking distance. The high school receives a B-plus from Niche.
The main entrance of George Brown Jr. Elementary in Arrowview.
Educational opportunities abound at Arrowview Middle School.
Educational opportunities abound at San Bernardino High School.
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Playing at Blair Park
There are no parks in Arrowview itself, but Blair Park is a short drive north. The 34-acre space includes basketball and racquetball courts, horseshoe pits, a fitness trail, a playground and a skateboard park. There are also three baseball diamonds onsite that host Little and Senior League games. The park offers lovely views of the San Bernardino Mountains, making it a nice picnic spot.
Blair Park has multiple handball courts for a good day of fun.
Blair Park is the go-to for Arrowview locals and the surrounding neighborhoods.
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Pastries and provisions
Since Arrowview is close to downtown San Bernardino, residents have access to dozens of restaurants, whether they’re looking for a casual meal or an elegant night on the town. For a quick bite, there are a few fast-food chains along West Highland Avenue. Lesley Bakery 2, the second location of a locally owned franchise, operates from a small business park at the corner of Arrowhead Avenue and 23rd Street. Groceries are available at Carniceria La Famosa, one of the area’s many Hispanic markets. Locals also shop at Stater Bros. Markets on the other side of Route 259.
Carniceria La Famosa is a liquor store, grocery and meat market located in Arrowview.
Residents enjoy picking up freshly baked goods at Lesley Bakery 2.
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At the crossroads
Arrowview sits just north of downtown San Bernardino, which is no more than a 5-minute drive or 20-minute walk from most houses. The OmiTrans bus lines stop at a few places along North E Street for folks who prefer not to walk, and the SBD International Airport is a 15-minute drive away. The neighborhood’s proximity to the Foothill Freeway makes for an easier commute to Los Angeles, roughly an hour away. Riverside is about 20 minutes south along Interstate 215.
At the top of Arrowview neighborhood you meet the 210 freeway.
There are convenient public transportation in Arrowview.
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The sound of sirens
On North E Street near Campo Santo Cemetery, San Bernardino County Fire Station 224 operates out of a Spanish Revival-style structure. Though it’s a relatively small fire station, folks who live nearby might hear sirens from time to time.
Station 224 San Bernardino County Fire Department can be found in the Arrowview neighborhood.
Many single-story homes in Arrowview have their own unique features.
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Arrowview Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Arrowview, San Bernardino sell after 43 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Arrowview, San Bernardino over the last 12 months is $478,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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