San Dimas Real Estate

   San Dimas is a city located in Los Angeles County California, in the Inland Empire region east of LA. San Dimas is an equestrian and western town with a touch of urban culture and sophistication. The population of San Dimas is around 36,000 people. The median age of city residents is 37 years old. The median income for a household in San Dimas is $63,000. Only 3.6% of the population lives below the poverty line.

San Dimas Neighborhoods & Communities

  There are a wide variety of real estate options in San Dimas. The city features country ranches and planned suburban neighborhoods. There are homes to meet almost any budget in this charming town as well. One of the most respected and sought after communities in San Dimas is Via Verde. This exclusive neighborhood is built around the stunning Via Verde Country Club and Golf Course, and offers amazing views and luxurious homes.

San Dimas Entertainment

 Entertainment choices in San Dimas are truly rich and varied. The San Dimas Rail Road Museum provides an elegant look into the past of the railways going through the area. The Pacific Railroad Society runs the Pacific Railroad Museum in the old train depot in San Dimas. This depot has been restored to symbolize a functioning railroad station. Relics and exhibits on different aspects of railroading are on display at the museum. The depot also houses a widespread research library that holds books, documents, maps, and photographs collected since the Great Depression era.

San Dimas History & Art

  The Sand Dimas Historical Society, which was established in 1965, maintains a large collection of photographs and documents from old town San Dimas and the surrounding areas. Every year, the San Dimas Festival of Arts supports the Western Art Exhibition and Sale. For 29 years, it has been one of the most exhilarating events of the year for San Dimas, and is held annually on the last weekend of April. In addition to approximately 150 pieces of art, which range from oils, watercolors, sculptures, and other media from the 30 artists, the exposition includes seminars, auctions, and a western trading post. San Dimas is also home to a thriving Farmers Market that provides shoppers with the chance to buy fresh fruit and produce every week.

San Dimas Recreational Opportunities Abound

  San Dimas is home to the Raging Waters Water Park, one of the biggest water parks in California. The Western Days festival, which occurs in early October, includes the San Dimas Rodeo and takes place at Horse Thief Canyon Park. Other recreational opportunities in the area include the lovely Frank G. Bonelle Park and the San Dimas Equestrian Center, which has horseback riding and training. The San Dimas Swim and Racquet Club allows residents to cool off or play some tennis, and the San Dimas Nature Center offers an informative and entertaining experience on the local flora and fauna. There also are many outstanding golf courses for all skill levels around the city and surrounding region.

 
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