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Cajon’s established homes and highly rated school are by the mountains
Cajon is a suburban neighborhood in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains. While its scenic views and established homes are what draw people to the area, it’s the sense of community that encourages people to stay for decades. The highly rated Cajon High School is located in the neighborhood, and California State University, San Bernardino is a few minutes away. When you’re not spending time in the mountains, you can head into San Bernardino for dinner at one of the local restaurants or to attend one of the many events throughout the year.
The San Bernardino Mountains fill Cajon's skyline.
California State University, San Bernardino is only a few minutes away.
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Close-knit community lives in ranch-style homes and Spanish Revivals
Homes date back to the mid-20th century, including stucco ranch-style houses with tile roofs. There are also more modern Spanish Revivals. Prices range from the mid-$300,000s to the low $600,000s. The median single-family price is in the mid-$500,000s, which is slightly higher than in Arrowhead Farms. “Cajon has a stable market, with homes selling quickly,” says Realtor Kathy Thomson with Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, who has over two decades of experience. “People move here because homes hold their value.” While the housing is what draws residents to the area, it’s the neighbors that make them stay. “Cajon is a beautiful foothill community,” Thomson says. “It’s very established, and a lot of the neighbors have been there for 40 years. It’s the type of place where people will pull in your trash cans if needed; a really close-knit area.”
Spanish Revivals come with stucco exteriors and red-tile roofs.
Ranch-style homes are scattered throughout the community.
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Students can walk to Cajon High School
The neighborhood falls within the San Bernardino City Unified School District, which receives a B-minus from Niche. Many homes are within walking distance of the B-plus-rated Cajon High School. The school is known for its Visual and Performing Arts program, which includes courses in music composition and film.
Cajon is only a few minutes from CSUSB, located in University. It is one of San Bernardino’s major employers and has over 70 undergraduate majors and disciplines. Parts of the campus are open to the public, including the Robert & Frances Fullerton Museum of Art, which has free admission.
Hillside Elementary School is in the area.
Students can attend Shandin Hills Middle School.
Cajon High School is part of the San Bernardino City Unified School District.
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Mountain trails, Blair Park and playgrounds offer outdoor fun
The sprawling San Bernardino National Forest is nearly 700,000 acres, and there are hundreds of miles of trails to explore. One of the closest access points is the Borea Canyon Trailhead, which takes you on a 6-mile, challenging route with scenic mountain views. There are plenty of easier hikes, as well as biking and equestrian trails. You can head to the nearby Blair Park for its athletic fields and skate park. Closer to home, Tom Gould Park has playgrounds and picnic tables.
Residents enjoy the nearby nature at the Waterman Canyon Creek.
Tom Gould Park is a small but popular green space in the area.
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Rosa Maria’s Drive-In and other restaurants are nearby
While Cajon itself is mostly residential, there are plenty of restaurants and cafes nearby. You’ll find regional chains and national fast-food spots closer to campus and more local eateries as you head towards downtown. Options include:
Masamigos, a coffee shop that serves breakfast tacos
Rosa Maria’s Drive-In Mexican Food, which is known for its Garbage Burrito
La Fuente Mexican Bakery, a local bakery with tamales, sweet bread and conchas
D.J. Coffee Shop, a family-owned breakfast spot that opened in 1965
Nearby grocery options include Stater Bros. Markets and Cardenas, and big-box stores like Walmart and Lowe’s Outlets are only a few minutes away. You can get locally grown produce at the San Bernardino Certified Farmers Market in Civic Center every Tuesday morning.
People can pick up food from Stater Bros. Markets.
Rose Maria's Drive-In Mexican Food attracts people from all over San Bernardino.
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Major highways let you travel into the mountains or across the Inland
While you can walk and ride your bike around Cajon, you’ll probably need a car for longer distances. Downtown San Bernardino is less than 5 miles (10 minutes) away, and nearby highways like the Foothill Freeway connect you to the rest of the Inland Empire. The Rim of the World Highway offers a scenic route into the mountains. Public transportation is an option, with Omnitrans buses stopping in the neighborhood and a Metrolink station downtown.
State Route 210 connects residents to the rest of the Inland Empire.
Public transportation is available through Omnitrans buses.
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Community events include a high school fundraiser
With the high school in the neighborhood and downtown so close, residents have plenty of events to look forward to. Highlights include:
Cajon Football Car Show, a fundraiser for the high school’s football team that happens every August
National Orange Show Fair, a longstanding tradition with carnival games, food and live music every April
Sizzlin’ Summer Nights, a free concert series at various parks across the city
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Cajon Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Cajon, San Bernardino sell after 39 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Cajon, San Bernardino over the last 12 months is $520,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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