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Arrowview homes are a short walk from schools and downtown San Bernard
Mountain views fill the skyline of Arrowview, a small San Bernardino neighborhood with a lot to offer. You’re only a few blocks away from downtown, giving you easy access to some of the city’s most popular restaurants and destinations. Meanwhile, the neighborhood itself is home to an elementary and middle school. The high school is only a short walk away, so students in Arrowview might never need to take the bus.
Downtown San Bernardino is located just a few minutes south of Arrowview.
An aerial view reveals the varied styles of homes in Arrowview.
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Renters and homeowners live on smaller lots
Ranch-style homes from the 1940s and 1950s make up most of the neighborhood and have Spanish influences like red-tile roofs and stucco exteriors that are common throughout the city. There are also older Craftsman bungalows and cottages. Properties are clustered together, with a median lot size of about 7,000 square feet. Driveways lead to small garages, and the wide roads allow for street parking. Prices generally range from the low $400,000s to the high $600,000s. The median single-family home price is in the mid-$500,000s, which is more expensive than in Wilson. Over 40% of residents rent.
Many homes have red-tile roofs and stucco exteriors.
Single-story homes with unique characteristics can be found throughout Arrowview.
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George Brown Jr. Elementary and Arrowview Middle are in the area
Arrowview falls within the San Bernardino City Unified School District, which earns a B-minus from Niche. George Brown Jr. Elementary is one of two schools in the neighborhood and serves students in kindergarten through sixth grade. In addition to a STEAM-focused curriculum, the school offers a dual language program to help students become fluent in English and Spanish. Arrowview Middle School is next door. Private education options include Holy Rosary Academy, a Catholic school with prekindergarten through eighth grade.
George Brown Jr. Elementary is in Arrowview.
Educational opportunities abound at Arrowview Middle School.
Students can attend San Bernardino High School.
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Major roads connect Arrowview to the rest of the Inland Empire
Arrowview is surrounded by some of San Bernardino’s main thoroughfares, including state routes 259, 210 and Interstate 215. “It’s a good location,” says Realtor Jeff Teel with Progressive Properties, who has over 26 years of experience. “It’s close to freeways, close to shopping.” Downtown San Bernardino is only about a mile away, and you can get there in less than five minutes. Public transportation is another option, thanks to Omnitrans Public Transit Authority and a nearby Metrolink station. “Transportation is good,” Teel says. “There are a lot of bus stops right there.” While proximity to freeways and a nearby fire station can lead to increased traffic noise, residents tend to tune it out.
The 210 Freeway is nearby.
Omnitrans buses stop in the neighborhood.
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Shops and restaurants are a few minutes away
Because Arrowview is so close to the city center, you can find dozens of restaurants in the area, ranging from national chains to local favorites. Options include:
Lesley Bakery, a Mexican bakery with conchas, sweet bread and tamales
Me Gusta Cafe, a trendy coffee shop
George’s Burgers, a regional favorite with classic diner fare
Lotus Restaurant, a Vietnamese restaurant
Mitla Cafe, which has been serving Mexican food to the community since 1937
You can pick up groceries from Carniceria La Famosa, one of the area’s many Hispanic markets, or at regional chains like Stater Bros. Markets. The San Bernardino Certified Farmers Market is a few minutes away, in Civic Center. Vendors sell fresh produce and baked goods every Tuesday morning.
Carniceria La Famosa is a Hispanic grocery store in the area.
Residents enjoy picking up freshly baked goods at Lesley Bakery.
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Blair Park and a San Bernardino landmark are nearby
Aside from a small pocket park with some picnic benches, there isn’t too much green space within the neighborhood. Instead, you’ll have to head to nearby parks like Blair Park. There, you can walk around the half-mile path or practice tricks at the skateboard park. Other amenities include playgrounds, ballfields and tennis courts. The neighborhood is minutes away from the Historic Original McDonald’s Museum. While it no longer serves food, the museum has memorabilia from the chain’s long history.
Blair Park has multiple handball courts.
Blair Park is the go-to for Arrowview locals.
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Locals look forward to citywide events like Rendezvous Back to Route 6
Arrowview residents look forward to several citywide events throughout the year, including:
Rendezvous Back to Route 66, a classic car show with live music and vendors every October
National Orange Show Fair, a longstanding tradition with carnival rides every April
San Bernardino Lunar Festival, an annual celebration with lion dances and an artisan market every February
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 56 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Arrowview, San Bernardino over the last 12 months is $500,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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