Wood Streets Homes for Rent

Wood Streets in Riverside is a historic neighborhood adjacent to downtown, known for its 1920s charm, orange trees, and views of the San Bernardino Mountains. The area features a mix of Craftsmen houses from the early 1900s, ranch-style homes from the 1950s and ‘60s, and Spanish-style dwellings with stucco walls and terracotta roof tiles. The neighborhood is characterized by low-density housing, narrow gridded streets, and well-maintained properties with updated interiors and meticulous landscaping. Local dining options include Butch’s Grinders, Oishi Sushi, and Senor Baja, while Pink Ribbon Thrift supports local families affected by cancer. Magnolia Town Center Shopping Center and downtown Riverside’s dining and cultural attractions, such as the Riverside Art Museum and the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art and Culture, are within two miles. For outdoor activities, Evans Park, Ryan Bonaminio Park, and Mount Rubidoux Park offer sports fields, playgrounds, hiking trails, and scenic views. Magnolia Elementary and Polytechnic High are highly rated schools in the area. The neighborhood has a grid system with sidewalks and bike lanes, multiple bus routes, and a nearby Metrolink train stop. Major highways and Riverside Community Hospital are easily accessible. While Wood Streets is at risk of wildfires and earthquakes, the city has measures in place to mitigate these risks.