Cathedral City, CA

Sunny Sands

Neighborhood Overview

Buy:
$420K - $740K

For Sale on Trulia:

26 homes

Rent:
$1.05K - $3.6K

For Rent on Trulia:

11 homes

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What Locals Say about Sunny Sands

At least 20 Trulia users voted on each feature.

96 % Say there are sidewalks
95 % Say it's dog friendly
95 % Say parking is easy
92 % Say there's holiday spirit
83 % Say it's quiet
80 % Say kids play outside
79 % Say yards are well-kept
79 % Say streets are well-lit
77 % Say car is needed
70 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores
67 % Say people would walk alone at night
61 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years
50 % Say it's walkable to restaurants
48 % Say neighbors are friendly
26 % Say there are community events
14 % Say there's wildlife

Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.

Candace T.
Resident
6y ago
"I grew up in the neighborhood, went to sunny sands and it really is a great place. Only thing I wish would change is particularly cars don’t go to slow down this road. "
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Shawn L.
Resident
7y ago
"Very easy except for the school traffic Roads are good. Well kept and clean. No real problems overall"
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Garcia.olvera.917@gmail.com
Resident
7y ago
"it's a good area to raise kids and walk with pets everyone around you is frendly. its close to a elementry school and to a middle school."
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Richie A.
Resident
8y ago
"lived here for 5 months pretty quiet. not too far from things to do. Beautiful place to live and safe also. "
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Schools

Sunny Sands Elementary School
K-5
Public
692 Students
Palm Springs Unified School District
5/10
GreatSchools Rating
Parent Rating Average
My daughter has attended Sunny Sands since Kindergarten, and while we’ve had wonderful experiences with several dedicated teachers, others unfortunately seem to have lost the passion and energy needed to truly engage with young students. The condition of the playground has also been disappointing. Even before the recent renovations, the play areas were long overdue for improvement. Currently, students have very limited options. Playing on blacktop, standing under a shade structure, or using the tetherball and handball areas if equipment happens to be available.For a school located in one of the hottest cities in the country, ensuring adequate shaded areas and grassy spaces should be a priority. Instead, the focus seems to be on expanding enrollment to increase funding, resulting in fewer outdoor activity areas and larger class sizes that reduce individual attention for students.
Parent Review
4mo ago
2 Reviews

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