Tulare Northwest is well-positioned for those who enjoy quiet and convenience. “The majority of the neighborhood is residential, and there is not much noise at all,” says Kristy Martinez of Modern Broker, who is a Tulare native and still lives there. “A lot of expansion has been done in the east and the south, but on this side of town, it still has a small-town feel, which has brought in a lot of families and retirees.”
There are various homes in Tulare Northwest, but ranch-style bungalows make up most of the inventory. Many of the houses are lined in subdivisions that only see residential traffic. Prices in the area typically range from $280,000 to $415,000. These houses feature large lots and spacious yards. In addition, houses have private driveways and attached garages. Paved sidewalks make it easy for kids to walk to school or a friend's house. The Parkview Mobile Estates is a 55+ community located on the east side of the neighborhood. These homes start at $250,000 for a two-bedroom and $290,000 for a three-bedroom. Parkview offers community events and a pool.
Children in Tulare Northwest attend the Tulare School District, beginning at Heritage Elementary, with a C-minus rating on Niche. Next up is Los Tules Middle School, which also has a C-minus Niche grade. Teens attend Tulare Western High School, part of the Tulare Joint Union High School District. Tulare Western has a B-plus Niche score. The high school offers a variety of academies that can prepare students for careers after graduation. The AME Academy is for students interested in art, media and entertainment, while other students can join the Pre-Medical Academy or Protective Services and Law Academy.
Local youth sporting events happen at Prosperity Sports Park. The recreation area features multiple athletic fields, a lighted basketball court, and a walking path. Kids enjoy exploring the playground at Bender Park, and the sand volleyball courts are popular with adults and children. Residents visit Centennial Park with horseshoe pits and lighted tennis courts, ensuring play can happen after the hot California sun goes down.
For dining and shopping, residents head to North J Street. They can grab one of the daily specials at Rancho Grande, a favorite local Mexican joint. Round Table Pizza is a local chain where Tulare Northwest residents can grab a slice in a relaxed setting. Bakery Mi Panaderia is known for making fresh croissants, donuts and bread each morning. When craving classic diner food, locals head to Salles Café. The café is open for breakfast and lunch and offers large servings of diner staples. The Grocery Outlet on J Street provides a convenient spot to stock up on food for the week. Boutique shopping outlets and more dining options are available a few blocks away in downtown Tulare.
The Tulare Country Regional Transit Agency operates a bus service with stops throughout the Tulare Northwest Area. There are over 20 TCRTA bus routes in total. For those who prefer to drive, locals can hop on Route 99 to access Visalia and the rest of the San Joaquin Valley.
Hector Martinez
ERA Valley Pro Realty
(559) 608-4915
106 Total Sales
2 in Tulare Northwest
$300K - $325K Price Range
Blake Shawn
Real Broker
(559) 366-9049
108 Total Sales
4 in Tulare Northwest
$302K - $379K Price Range
Jacob Taylor
RE/MAX Visalia
(559) 205-9480
80 Total Sales
1 in Tulare Northwest
$285,000 Price
Carlos Ramos
Crown Realty
(559) 205-7626
29 Total Sales
1 in Tulare Northwest
$254,000 Price
Grant Lilles
Bonadelle Realty, Inc.
(559) 354-6348
35 Total Sales
1 in Tulare Northwest
$380,000 Price
Robin Fagundes
Keller Williams Realty Tulare
(559) 272-6116
165 Total Sales
1 in Tulare Northwest
$355,000 Price
On average, homes in Tulare Northwest, Tulare sell after 29 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Tulare Northwest, Tulare over the last 12 months is $330,000, down 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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