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Wilson is a centrally located neighborhood in San Bernardino
With views of the mountains and downtown San Bernardino just over a mile away, Wilson is a centrally located neighborhood that blends the convenience of city living with access to the outdoors. Shops and restaurants are within walking distance of most homes, while parks are only a few minutes away. Commuters have easy access to major highways, which let them quickly travel across the Inland Empire and into Los Angeles.
Homes are within walking distance of Wilson Elementary School.
Dog lovers bring their pets to the dog park at Wildwood Park.
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Lower housing prices draw people to the area
Single-story homes make up most of the neighborhood. You’ll find mid-20th-century ranch-style houses with stucco exteriors that are down the road from older Craftsman bungalows and cottages. Many homes have been renovated over the years. Wide driveways lead to detached garages and carports, and there is room for street parking. Prices generally range from the low $300,000s to the low $600,000s. The median single-family price is in the mid-$400,000s, which is less expensive than in Valencia. “The number one reason people come to Wilson is the lower cost of living,” says Faviola Nieves, broker and CEO of Prosperity Real Estate & Associates, with over 15 years of experience. “It’s a nicer area for the price.”
There are some older cottages that date back to the 1930s.
Many homes in WIlson have Spanish influences.
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San Bernardino High has the Dual Immersion program
Wilson Elementary School is in the neighborhood and is part of the San Bernardino City Unified School District, which receives a B-minus from Niche. Students are also zoned for San Bernardino High School, where the Dual Immersion program encourages high schoolers to become bilingual. Nearby private education options include the highly rated Aquinas High School, which earns an A.
The neighborhood is zoned for San Bernardino High School.
Wilson Elementary School is located in the neighborhood.
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Wilson is about 5 minutes from downtown San Bernardino
Part of Wilson’s appeal is its location. “It’s centrally located by downtown and the freeways, but it’s less crowded than downtown,” Nieves says. You can reach downtown San Bernardino in just over a mile (5 minutes). The Foothill Freeway, which goes through the neighborhood, and Interstate 215 make it easy to commute across the valley and into Downtown LA, about 60 miles (90 minutes) away. Public transportation is also available, with Omnitrans buses stopping in Wilson and at the San Bernardino Transit Center, where you can hop on the Metrolink Train.
Omnitrans serves the community of Wilson with routes all through San Bernardino.
The Foothill Freeway serves as a lifeline connecting Wilson residents.
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Shops and restaurants line West Highland Avenue
West Highland Avenue is a commercial hub in the area, with a mix of local restaurants, chains and shops. Dining options include:
Gazzolo’s Sausages, a German deli with bratwurst and kielbasas
Las Patronas, a Mexican restaurant known for its seafood and traditional Mexican recipes
Pizza House, a pizzeria with retro arcade games
Me Gusta Cafe, a trendy coffee shop with seasonal drinks and crepes
You can pick up your groceries from Mercado El Rey Ranch, which also has a bakery that makes handmade tortillas and conchas. The San Bernardino Certified Farmers Market sells fresh produce every Tuesday morning in the nearby Civic Center.
At Revival Arcade, purchase passes for unlimited play on vintage video games in San Bernardino.
The San Bernardino Certified Farmers Market is every Tuesday morning.
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Nearby parks include Perris Hill Park and the national forest
While there aren’t any parks within the neighborhood, you don’t have to travel far for green space. Perris Hill Park is just outside of Wilson, in the Perris Hills neighborhood. The park is home to the Jerry Lewis Family Swim Center, which has a pool and water park that are open year-round. The California State University San Bernardino Coyotes play at Fiscalini Field, a historic baseball field in Perris Hill Park. There are also playgrounds, picnic tables and athletic fields. You can reach the San Bernardino National Forest in about 15 miles (20 minutes), where there are hundreds of miles of trails winding through nearly 700,000 acres of deserts and woodlands. In the winter, people hit the slopes at Big Bear Mountain Resort.
Locals head to Perris Hill Park to play tennis.
The San Bernardino National Forest is a few minutes away.
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Residents look forward to downtown events
Because of Wilson’s central location, it’s easy for residents to head to events across the city. Some popular events are:
Downtown San Bernardino Arts Walk, quarterly events showcasing local artists and galleries
Nocturnal Wonderland, a two-day music festival every September at Glen Helen Regional Park
Sizzlin’ Summer Nights, a free concert series at rotating parks across the city
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Wilson Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Wilson, San Bernardino sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Wilson, San Bernardino over the last 12 months is $465,000, down 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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