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Country lane in Cherry Valley lined with orchards and ranch properties, horses in a pasture, and the San Bernardino Mountains behind

Community Guide

Cherry Valley, California: country living at the pass

Cherry Valley is a rural, unincorporated community at the northwestern edge of the San Gorgonio Pass in Riverside County, home to about 6,500 people. With orchards, ranches, and mountain views, it offers a slower, country pace near the I-10 corridor.

Housing stock

The kinds of homes you will find in Cherry Valley

Cherry Valley is not one kind of market. From ranch acreage to country cottages, the area has a home for just about every buyer who wants room to breathe.

  • Large fenced acreage parcel of golden grassland with oak trees and the San Bernardino Mountains behind

    Rural Residential & Ranch Properties

    Large lots, ranches, and orchards define the market, with room for horses, gardens, and real space between neighbors.

  • Southern California home at dusk with warm window light, a tile roof, and palm trees against a twilight sky

    Country Cottages & Established Homes

    Older country homes on tree-lined lanes, popular with retirees and everyone looking for a slower pace at the pass.

  • Southern California ranch horse property with a paddock and corral, horses grazing, and foothills behind

    Equestrian Properties

    Horse-friendly acreage with paddocks and outbuildings, a distinctly different market from the neighboring cities.

  • Golden chaparral foothill canyon with a dirt trail and live oaks near Cherry Valley

    Mountain-View Parcels

    Orchards and foothill parcels framed by the San Bernardino Mountains, a short drive from the I-10 corridor.

  • Not sure which fits you?

    Julian Cesar can match the right housing type to your budget and your move. A short conversation beats a long search.

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Market data

Market Data for Cherry Valley

A six-number snapshot of the Cherry Valley market is on the way, so the direction of the area shows at a glance.

Median Sale Price
~$430K
What homes in Cherry Valley are selling for, tracked monthly
Source: Redfin, Sep 2026
Median List Price
~$377K
What sellers are asking, tracked monthly
Source: Movoto, Oct 2026
Median Price per Sq Ft
~$223
The price per square foot trend for the area
Source: Redfin
Median Days on Market
~235 days
How long homes sit before offers, on average
Source: Movoto, Oct 2026
Homes Sold, Last Month
Coming soon
Monthly closed sales volume across the area
Active Listings
~96
Current homes for sale in Cherry Valley today
Source: Movoto, Oct 2026

Local market data coming soon

We publish Cherry Valley numbers only when we can verify them. Julian follows this market week to week and can pull current sale prices, days on market, and inventory for the properties you care about on a short call, so you are never negotiating in the dark. Check back here as the area's figures come online.

Sources: Local market data for Cherry Valley is being compiled from MLS and public records and will be added here as it is verified, with sources named alongside each figure.

Country orchard lane in Cherry Valley with ranch properties and the San Bernardino Mountains behind

Life in Cherry Valley

What it is actually like to live here

Cherry Valley is rural country living at the northwestern edge of the San Gorgonio Pass, home to about 6,500 people on orchards, ranches, and large lots. There are no strip-mall streets here; the rhythm is set by horses, gardens, and the seasons of the nearby Oak Glen apple country.

The setting is the payoff. Framed by the San Bernardino Mountains, with Bogart Regional Park, the Edward-Dean Museum and Gardens, and the annual Cherry Festival on the local calendar, it offers a country pace that the neighboring cities have traded away.

The trade is the commute. Highway 79 and I-10 keep Redlands, Beaumont, and Banning within easy reach, but the drive west is a real one. Buyers weigh that against large lots, equestrian living, and a slower, peaceful pace that is hard to replicate. It is a place for people who want the pass without the passerby.

  • Large lots, orchards, and equestrian living
  • A slower, country pace popular with retirees and horse owners
  • Oak Glen apple country and Bogart Regional Park right up the road

Local resources

Real links for living in Cherry Valley

Parks, food, schools, and getting around, organized by what you are looking for and linked straight to the official sources where we have them.

Outdoors

  • Calm reservoir at Bogart Regional Park near Cherry Valley with tall pines along the shore

    Bogart Regional Park

    Camping, fishing, and a tree-lined reservoir in the foothills, run by the local parks district.

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  • Historic Spanish colonial revival mansion with manicured gardens and a gravel path

    Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens

    A historic estate house with art, furniture, and landscaped gardens on Oak Glen Road.

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  • Boardwalk trail through fan palms and wetland vegetation at Big Morongo Canyon Preserve

    Big Morongo Canyon Preserve

    A desert wetland refuge with boardwalk trails through fan palms, about 25 minutes east of town.

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Dining & Shopping

  • Rustic farm stand with wooden bins of apples at a mountain orchard

    Riley's Apple Farm

    U-pick apples, cider, and pies in nearby Oak Glen, a short drive up the mountain.

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  • Apple trees heavy with ripe red apples lining a gravel lane at a mountain orchard

    Willowbrook Apple Farm

    A family orchard stand with fresh apples and cider in the Oak Glen apple country.

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  • Rustic farm store interior with shelves of preserves and a counter of fresh apples

    Moms Country Orchards

    Fruit stands, preserves, and baked goods along the Oak Glen loops, a classic fall tradition.

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Education

  • Modern Southern California elementary school campus with palm trees along the walkway

    Beaumont Unified School District

    The K-12 district serving Cherry Valley and the surrounding pass communities.

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  • High school campus building with a courtyard and mountains on the horizon

    Beaumont High School

    The district's comprehensive high school, at the heart of the local school community.

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  • Modern community college campus quad with a fountain and palm trees

    MSJC San Gorgonio Pass Campus

    A Mt. San Jacinto College campus in nearby Banning serving the pass area.

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Transportation

  • Interstate 10 winding through the San Gorgonio Pass between two mountain ranges at dawn

    I-10 Close By

    The I-10 corridor sits minutes south of Cherry Valley for commutes across the Inland Empire.

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  • Small city shuttle bus driving down a quiet downtown main street

    Beaumont Transit

    Local fixed routes and Dial-A-Ride serve Cherry Valley and the surrounding Beaumont area.

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  • Metrolink commuter train at a Southern California station platform with mountains behind

    Metrolink Commuter Rail

    Mainline Metrolink stations in San Bernardino and Redlands connect the pass to Los Angeles.

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Community calendar

Local events in Cherry Valley

Markets and seasonal events in Cherry Valley, checked against official venue and community sources. Details change, so confirm on the linked pages before you head out.

All Inland Empire events
  • First and third Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

    Cherry Valley Farmers Market

    10223 Beaumont Ave, Cherry Valley

    A community-run market with farm-fresh foods and handmade gifts.

    Official details
  • Nov 5, 2026 to Jan 3, 2027 on select dates

    Christmas Nights at 123 Farm

    10600 Highland Springs Ave, Cherry Valley

    More than a million lights across the lavender fields and olive groves, with a Christmas village and Santa's Workshop. Advance tickets required.

    Official details
  • Friday, Nov 13, 2026, 5 p.m. (repeat dates)

    Movies at the Museum

    Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens, 9401 Oak Glen Rd

    An outdoor film evening at the newly reopened Edward-Dean Museum.

    Official details

Dates and details change. Every event above links to the official city, venue or organizer page so you can confirm the latest before you go.

My thoughts

Julian's honest take on Cherry Valley

Cherry Valley is the answer for buyers who know what they want: land, horses or room for them, and a slower daily rhythm under the San Bernardinos. It is a niche market, and the houses here sell to the right person, not to the highest bidder in a rush. Understanding the lots, the wells, the septic, and the equestrian rules is the whole game.

My job is making sure you see every option clearly, then choosing the path that fits you. Honest advice, clear communication, and people before transactions. That is how I work, and it is how I would want to be treated in your shoes.

Julian Cesar, Realtor and Investor with Search SoCal Real Estate

Julian Cesar

Search SoCal Real Estate

Realtor & Investor · CA DRE Lic. #02015349 · Compass

Cherry Valley Q&A

Cherry Valley questions, answered straight

Is Cherry Valley a good place to live?

Cherry Valley is rural country living at the San Gorgonio Pass, with orchards, ranches, and mountain views just north of the I-10 corridor. If the pace of the big cities feels too fast, this is a slower, country alternative that still keeps the region within reach.

What is the commute like from Cherry Valley?

Highway 79 runs north of I-10, connecting Redlands, Beaumont, and Banning along the pass corridor, with I-10 close by for the wider Inland Empire. It is a country location, so the trade is a longer drive west for a slower life at the pass.

What schools serve Cherry Valley?

The Beaumont Unified School District serves the area, including Beaumont Senior High on Cherry Valley Boulevard. Julian Cesar can help you match a property to the right feeder pattern for your family.

Thinking about Cherry Valley?

Whether you are buying, selling, or just exploring, Julian Cesar can show you the Cherry Valley that the listings never capture, plus the wider Inland Empire, Orange County, and Los Angeles.