Why Live in Johnson
The Johnson neighborhood in San Luis Obispo is bordered by the Union Pacific Railroad, with the SLO Railroad Safety Trail running along its western edge. This multi-use trail leads to a pedestrian bridge that provides convenient access to downtown. The neighborhood features several parks, including the 23-acre Terrace Hill Open Space with trails offering panoramic views, and the 14-acre Sinsheimer Park, known for its extensive playground, disc golf course, and sports courts. Johnson Park offers additional recreational facilities such as a playground, basketball courts, and walking paths. The SLO Swim Center, located between Sinsheimer and Johnson Parks, boasts an Olympic-sized pool. Dining options in the area include Cafe Roma and Sally Loo’s Wholesome Cafe in the Railroad District, as well as the lively Duncan Alley food court and marketplace. The neighborhood is served by the highly rated San Luis Coastal Unified District, with Sinsheimer Elementary, Laguna Middle, and San Luis Obispo High School all receiving high marks. Housing options range from early 20th-century bungalows to modern two-story homes, as well as condominiums and townhouses. Residents enjoy proximity to major highways, the Amtrak station, and the San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport.
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