An affordable, family-oriented West Side neighborhood with solid schools and straightforward small-town living.
Cinnamon Drive / West Side stands out as Lemoore's most accessible neighborhood for families seeking affordability without sacrificing community feel. With a median home value of $336,567 and a population skewing young (median age 26.5), this West Side area attracts first-time buyers and growing households priced out of pricier California markets. Residents here prioritize quality schools, reasonable commutes, and the straightforward lifestyle that comes with car-dependent living in California's Central Valley.
| Median home price | $336.6k |
|---|---|
| Year over year change | Stable |
| Price per sq ft | $185 to $220 |
| Median rent | $1,153 |
| Typical days on market | 25 to 35 days |
| Buyer competition | Moderate |
| Walk Score | 40 |
| Bike Score | 41 |
Cinnamon Drive / West Side reflects the broader Lemoore market: modest, stable, and competitive among young families. Inventory moves steadily as demand outpaces supply in this price segment.
Homes in Cinnamon Drive / West Side attract multiple offers in spring and early summer. Offering close to asking, pre-approval, and minimal contingencies strengthens your position. Winter months may yield slightly more negotiating room.
Cinnamon Drive / West Side's median price and growing inventory make it one of Lemoore's most accessible entry points for new homeowners.
With 35.4% of residents having children and Cinnamon Elementary nearby, families find solid schools and family-oriented neighbors here.
Rental demand remains steady at $1,153 median rent; modest appreciation potential suits conservative buy-and-hold strategies in Cinnamon Drive / West Side.
Limited work-from-home prevalence (1.2%) and low walkability (score 40) reflect Cinnamon Drive / West Side's car-dependent nature; internet reliability varies by block.
Affordability appeals to fixed-income retirees, though limited transit (score 4) and car dependency require personal mobility or family proximity.
Dominant housing stock; modest lots, 3 to 4 bedrooms, built 1980s onward.
Common among rental investors; 2 to 4 units, typically lower per-unit cost.
Budget-conscious option; often in established parks on Cinnamon Drive / West Side periphery.
Daily life in Cinnamon Drive / West Side revolves around car trips and family schedules. Most residents drive 74.2% of the time for work and errands, with quick access to McDonald's, Shopping Center Pioneer Square, and the essential services dotting Cinnamon Drive. <h3>Recreation and Parks</h3> Heritage Park, Lions Park, and Lemoore City Park offer weekend recreation; the Lemoore Stadium Cinemas provides family entertainment. Schools structure the calendar; sports, youth programs, and local church events anchor community bonds. The median household income of $54,101 reflects working families managing tight budgets, often relying on dual incomes or side work. Neighbors tend to know each other; community events and school functions drive social connection.
Annual events: Lemoore Peach Festival (summer), school fundraisers, local parades, farmers market events (seasonal)
Cinnamon Drive / West Side benefits from proximity to Lemoore's most highly-rated elementary school. Cinnamon Elementary, serving K through 6, earns a score of 52.5, making it a standout choice for families in the neighborhood.
School Score 52.5 with 51% math and 54% reading proficiency
Proximitii 2026School Score 38.5 with 36% math and 41% reading proficiency
Proximitii 2026School Score 37.5 with 30% math and 45% reading proficiency
Proximitii 2026School Score 49.5 with 45% math and 54% reading proficiency
Proximitii 2026School Score 38.5 with 21% math and 56% reading proficiency
Proximitii 2026School Score 12.5 with 10% math and 15% reading proficiency
Proximitii 2026Feeder pattern: Students typically feed into Liberty Middle (score 49.5, grades 7-8), then Lemoore High (score 38.5, grades 9-12), creating a clear pathway through the district.
Source: Proximitii 2026
Commuting from Cinnamon Drive / West Side is straightforward and car-dependent. The neighborhood sits minutes from Highway 41 and Highway 198, offering reasonable access to regional employment centers.
Public transit exists via Cinnamon & 18th and Follett @ Cinnamon Villa Apartments stops, but service is limited; most residents rely entirely on personal vehicles.
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The median home value in Cinnamon Drive / West Side sits at $336,567, making it one of Lemoore's most affordable neighborhoods for families. Single-family homes typically range from $280k to $420k, depending on age, size, and condition. Duplexes and smaller multifamily properties offer lower entry points around $220k to $350k. Compared to Lemoore's broader median of $300,500, Cinnamon Drive / West Side remains slightly above city average, reflecting its proximity to the highest-rated elementary school.
Yes, for families prioritizing affordability, solid schools, and straightforward small-town living. The neighborhood's 35.4% population of children, median age of 26.5, and proximity to Cinnamon Elementary (score 52.5) create a family-focused environment. However, low walkability (score 40) and car dependency (74.2% drive to work) mean you'll need reliable transportation. The community lacks urban amenities but offers stability, neighbor connections, and reasonable commutes to regional job centers.
Cinnamon Elementary is the neighborhood's crown jewel, scoring 52.5 and serving K through 6 students. It feeds into Liberty Middle (score 49.5, grades 7-8) and Lemoore High (score 38.5, grades 9-12). While Liberty Middle ranks above district average, Lemoore High's score reflects broader Central Valley challenges. Many families supplement with tutoring or extracurriculars. Cinnamon Elementary's proximity and strong performance make it the primary draw for school-conscious buyers in Cinnamon Drive / West Side.
Lemoore overall maintains rates consistent with small Central Valley communities; Cinnamon Drive / West Side's family orientation and active school presence contribute to perceived safety. Law enforcement maintains regular patrols; neighborhood watch groups and school-based programs build community awareness. Standard precautions apply: lock vehicles, know neighbors, report suspicious activity. Speak with local police or long-term residents for current statistics and block-specific feedback.
First-time homebuyers and young families with school-age children find the best fit here. The affordability, strong elementary school, and family-oriented demographic make it ideal for households earning $50k to $75k annually. Investors seeking modest rental returns ($1,153 median rent) also find opportunity. Remote workers should note the low work-from-home prevalence (1.2%) and confirm internet quality beforehand. Retirees attracted to affordability should assess their ability to drive, as car dependency is high.
Essential services cluster around Cinnamon Drive and nearby corridors. McDonald's, 7-Eleven, and Shopping Center Pioneer Square handle daily needs. Lemoore Stadium Cinemas and the Lemoore Civic Auditorium provide entertainment; Heritage Park, Lions Park, and Lemoore City Park offer family recreation. Downtown Lemoore's gazebo and museums are 5 to 10 minutes away. Larger retail and dining require trips to nearby Visalia, 35 to 45 minutes north.
Numbers throughout this guide come from public, authoritative sources. Walk and transit scores come from Walk Score, neighborhood boundaries and POI data from OpenStreetMap and Proximitii, and parent-city demographics from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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