Wendell Turner

Pass

Cherry Valley Real Estate

Rural-residential and equestrian living adjacent to Beaumont

About Cherry Valley

Cherry Valleyrural-residential and equestrian living adjacent to beaumont.

Cherry Valley is a small unincorporated community of approximately 6,500 residents in Riverside County, situated immediately north of Beaumont. Unlike the master-planned subdivisions that have grown across most of the Inland Empire, Cherry Valley has retained much of its rural-residential and equestrian character — larger lots, horse properties, and homes on parcels typically much larger than standard suburban subdivisions. The Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens anchors the community's cultural identity.

Larger lot sizes — half-acre, one-acre, and larger parcels common
Equestrian-friendly zoning with horse properties throughout
Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens — historic 16-acre estate
Direct adjacency to Beaumont services and Highway 10 corridor

Quick snapshot

Median sale price

$595,000

Population

≈ 6,500

Region

Pass

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Market overview

Cherry Valley real estate market at a glance

Equestrian properties with significant acreage trade at a substantial premium above the median; smaller residential lots represent the entry-level segment.

Median home price

$595,000

Avg. days on market

45 – 65 days

Price per sq ft

≈ $280

Year-over-year: Steady demand for rural-residential and equestrian properties — verify against current MLS data

Schools & education

Schools in Cherry Valley

School district

Beaumont Unified School District

Cherry Valley is served by Beaumont Unified School District, the same district serving neighboring Beaumont. Cherry Valley Elementary School is the local on-site campus; older students attend middle and high schools in Beaumont. The district covers a wide service area and includes both established and newer school facilities.

Notable schools

Brookside Elementary School

Elementary

9/10 GreatSchools rating (typical)

Starlight Elementary School

Elementary

8/10 GreatSchools rating (typical)

Mountain View Middle School

Middle

4/10 GreatSchools rating (typical)

Beaumont High School

High

7/10 GreatSchools rating (typical)

School attendance boundaries can change — always verify the current assignment for any specific address.

Dining & nightlife

Where to eat, drink, and play in Cherry Valley

Cherry Valley itself has limited commercial dining — most residents drive into Beaumont, Yucaipa, or nearby Oak Glen for restaurants. The Edward-Dean Museum hosts seasonal events, and the equestrian community supports occasional gatherings at boarding facilities.

Antonious Pizza

Pizzeria

Casual pizzeria offering a menu with vegetarian options, plus delivery, and an arcade

Two Ladds Bakery

Bakery & breakfast cafe

Cutesy bakery (with outdoor tables) whipping up croissants, bear claws, paninis, pastries and cakes

El Charro

Mexican Cuisine

Bustling eatery featuring a menu of Mexican staples plus beer and wine options

Flo's Country Cafe

Breakfast-and-lunch cafe

Excellent food, great service, and a warm, friendly environment

Local spots

Things to do in Cherry Valley

Parks & outdoors

  • ·Bogart Park (Cherry Valley)
  • ·Noble Creek Regional Park (Beaumont, adjacent)
  • ·Wildwood Canyon State Park (Yucaipa, nearby)

Shopping

  • ·Beaumont commercial corridor (5 min)
  • ·Yucaipa Boulevard (10 min)
  • ·Oak Glen Village seasonal shops (15 min)

Landmarks

  • ·Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens
  • ·Cherry Valley equestrian trail system
  • ·Wildwood Canyon State Park (adjacent)
  • ·Oak Glen apple country (15 min)

Things to do

  • ·Horseback riding on Cherry Valley trail system
  • ·Edward-Dean Museum events and programs
  • ·Hiking Wildwood Canyon and surrounding open space
  • ·Apple picking and cider tasting in Oak Glen (fall)
  • ·Day trips to Big Bear Lake (1 hour)
HOA information

HOA fees & rules in Cherry Valley

$0/mo (predominantly non-HOA rural-residential)

Typical monthly HOA fee range

What's typically included

  • Most Cherry Valley properties have no HOA
  • Where HOAs exist, typically limited to common-area road maintenance

Rules overview

Cherry Valley is predominantly non-HOA rural-residential, with most properties on larger lots governed by Riverside County zoning rather than community CC&Rs. The lack of HOA gives owners flexibility for equestrian use, outbuildings, and hobby agriculture — subject to county zoning. Some smaller subdivisions within Cherry Valley have HOAs with limited scope. Verify zoning, permitted uses, and any HOA presence for the specific parcel before purchasing.

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