San Dimas Homes for Sale & Real Estate Market
Reviewed by Bryan Nguyen, Broker of Record · CA DRE #01972339 · Updated September 2026
San Dimas keeps a Western-town character alongside Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park and easy foothill access. Homes range from established tract neighborhoods to larger lots near Via Verde. The city is served by Bonita Unified School District.
123 active listings from $123,500 to $9,000,000
Homes for Sale in San Dimas
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$799,000
389 Conestoga Road, San Dimas
BEDS
3
BATHS
2.5
SQFT
1,796
STATUS
ACTIVE
$599,000
809 Tiverton Court, San Dimas
BEDS
2
BATHS
2.5
SQFT
1,311
STATUS
PENDING
$139,000
1630 W Covina Boulevard 60, San Dimas
BEDS
1
BATHS
2
SQFT
940
STATUS
ACTIVE
$877,000
1480 Stonehenge, San Dimas
BEDS
3
BATHS
2
SQFT
1,230
STATUS
ACTIVE
$675,000
1268 Tarryglen Ln, San Dimas
BEDS
3
BATHS
2
SQFT
1,076
STATUS
ACTIVE
$684,900
214 Teague Drive, San Dimas
BEDS
3
BATHS
2.5
SQFT
1,320
STATUS
ACTIVE
$2,850,000
1527 Calle Cristina, San Dimas
BEDS
5
BATHS
6
SQFT
7,265
STATUS
ACTIVE
$688,000
739 Knollwood Lane, San Dimas
BEDS
3
BATHS
2.5
SQFT
1,496
STATUS
ACTIVE
$699,900
607 Wild Rose, San Dimas
BEDS
3
BATHS
2.5
SQFT
1,449
STATUS
ACTIVE
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the median home price in San Dimas?
- San Dimas pricing turns mostly on lot size and neighborhood rather than on age alone. The established tract neighborhoods that make up much of the city generally represent its more attainable segment, while the larger lots around Via Verde, in the hills near Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park, tend to trade higher on the strength of land, privacy, and views. Between those poles, condition and recent updating move individual sales as much as location does. Because the city's inventory is modest in any given month, a handful of hillside closings can pull a simple citywide average noticeably in either direction, which is why we recommend reading the trend over several months rather than anchoring on a single number. Current medians, price per square foot, and days on market are on our San Dimas market data page, refreshed from the MLS every 15 minutes.
- What is San Dimas known for?
- San Dimas is known for keeping a Western-town character at its center, with downtown blocks that carry a deliberately preserved frontier feel, and for Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park, whose lake, picnic grounds, and trail network sit at the city's edge. The foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains rise immediately to the north, putting open space and trails close to residential streets. For commuters, the 57 and 210 freeways meet near the city, connecting it south toward Orange County and west toward Pasadena. Housing ranges from established tract neighborhoods near the historic core to larger-lot properties around Via Verde, and the city is served by Bonita Unified School District. Buyers tend to arrive here looking for that particular mix of a small-town center, park and trail access, and freeway reach, with lot sizes that run larger than much of the surrounding valley.
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Explore Claremont →Walnut
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