Calder Terrace: Everyday Beaumont Living Near Calder Highlands

About Calder Terrace

If your idea of a good Beaumont evening includes a quick pour at Buckstin Brewing Company and an easy drive back home, Calder Terrace will feel familiar fast. The neighborhood sits in the 77706 area, close enough to spots like the Betty Greenberg Center for Performing Arts and the R.C. Miller Memorial Library that weeknight plans don’t require a long haul across town. It also places you in the same orbit as nearby areas locals recognize right away, including South CANA, Caldwood, and Calder Highlands.

Calder Terrace reads like an established, lived-in part of Beaumont rather than a brand-new subdivision. The feel is practical and local: families coordinating school drop-offs, neighbors running errands at Kroger or the H-E-B plus!, and people meeting friends at Little Woodrow’s or Eddie’s Tavern without turning it into an “event.” With a ZIP-area population of 30,393 and a median age of 38.7, the tempo skews toward working adults balancing routines with just enough nearby nightlife and culture to keep weekends interesting.

Housing here tends to appeal to buyers who want value without feeling far removed from city conveniences. The average home value of $244,800 in the area anchors expectations for what you’ll see on the market, while the broader 77706 housing picture includes both ownership and rental options, with 51.9% of units owner-occupied and 37.2% renter-occupied. That mix shows up on the street in the form of long-time residents alongside newcomers who like having Beaumont’s major employers and services within a short drive.

One thing that shapes the neighborhood’s identity is how education options cluster around it. Beaumont ISD is the home district, and within a few miles you’ll find choices that range from the A-rated Beaumont ISD Early College H S to nearby campuses like Regina Howell EL and Marshall Middle. Calder Terrace fits into Beaumont as a straightforward, centrally convenient place where daily life is built around schools, errands, and the simple luxury of having coffee, groceries, and a patio pint all close to home.

You’ll notice it most in who the area naturally attracts: households with steady careers and a preference for convenience, residents who like being near Downtown Beaumont and Old Town without living in the middle of them, and people who want a neighborhood rhythm that’s more “regulars” than “tourists.”

Living in Calder Terrace

Day-to-day life in Calder Terrace is shaped by proximity. When you can get to Kroger in about a mile and swing by H-E-B plus! roughly 1.4 miles away, errands slot into a lunch break instead of consuming a Saturday. Coffee runs are similarly easy, whether it’s a stop at Fuel Up Nutrition around 0.8 miles away or meeting someone at Cha Cha Cafe about 1.1 miles out. That closeness gives the neighborhood a practical, steady pace that feels very Beaumont.

The housing market around Calder Terrace tends to land in a range that many buyers find approachable for the area, with an average home value of $244,800 and a median gross rent of $1,195 per month in the surrounding ZIP. Ownership is common, with a homeownership rate of 58.3%, but it’s not an enclave that shuts renters out; the 77706 area’s renter share keeps a stream of new residents cycling in, which is part of why the neighborhood doesn’t feel stuck in time. With 14,975 housing units across the ZIP, you’ll see a variety of living situations, from first-time buyers to households that stay put for years.

School choices are a major part of the decision for many households here, and Calder Terrace benefits from having several campuses nearby. Beaumont ISD anchors the area, and families often talk about options like the A-rated Beaumont ISD Early College H S about 1.4 miles away. For day-to-day logistics, Regina Howell EL is close at roughly 0.9 miles, and Marshall Middle is also about 0.9 miles away, which can make mornings more manageable. There are also alternative paths nearby, including Harmony Science Academy- Beaumont, a KG–12 campus about 0.8 miles away, plus charter options like Evolution Academy Beaumont within about 4 miles.

For fitness and weekends, routines tend to rotate through nearby spots rather than one single destination. Penché Pilates sits about 0.7 miles away for structured classes, while World Gym around 1.3 miles and Crunch Fitness roughly 2.5 miles out cover the traditional gym crowd. If you’re more of a “watch a game and call it cardio” person, Modelos Sports Cantina is close enough to become a regular stop, and Pour09 Bar & Rooftop gives you a change of scenery without committing to a long night.

Commute patterns in the area lean heavily car-based, which matches the local numbers showing 86.3% of workers drive alone and 6.3% work from home. The upside is that Beaumont services are close: a quick trip can take you toward Old Town or Downtown Beaumont, or over to practical stops like the DMV on Office Park Dr. Calder Terrace ultimately feels like a neighborhood for people who want Beaumont to be easy—easy schools, easy errands, and easy access to a night out—while keeping a comfortable, everyday residential rhythm.

Things to Do Near Calder Terrace

Calder Terrace sits in a sweet spot for casual local outings. On a typical weeknight, it’s easy to choose between Buckstin Brewing Company, Little Woodrow’s, or Eddie’s Tavern, all clustered around 0.9 miles away, and still be home quickly. For something a little different, The Logon Cafe & Pub is about a mile out, and when friends want views, Pour09 Bar & Rooftop around 2.3 miles away changes the feel without turning into a cross-town plan.

Daily conveniences are equally close. Groceries often come down to whether you’re doing a quick run to Basic Foods around 0.9 miles away or stocking up at H-E-B plus! about 1.4 miles out. Coffee and tea options are plentiful for a neighborhood this size, from Fuel Up Nutrition near 0.8 miles to Kung Fu Tea and Da Boba around the 2-mile mark. When you want something cultural instead of commercial, the John Jay French Historic House Museum about 1.7 miles away and the McFaddin-Ward House Museum around 2.5 miles offer an easy weekend reset close to home.

Neighborhoods Near Calder Terrace

Part of what makes Calder Terrace easy to place is the ring of familiar Beaumont neighborhoods around it. South CANA is right next door at about 0.3 miles, which means local traffic and daily errands often overlap. Caldwood sits about 0.8 miles away and Calder Highlands about a mile out, giving you nearby options for dining, schools, and day-to-day routes without leaving the general 77706 orbit.

If you like having older Beaumont character within reach, Old Town is about 2.2 miles away and Downtown Beaumont is around 2.7 miles out, so evenings at venues like the Betty Greenberg Center for Performing Arts don’t feel like a trek. On the other side of the mix, West End and Helbig—each roughly 2.7 to 3 miles away—offer a different slice of Beaumont living while keeping you close to the same core amenities, libraries, and school options that make this part of town run smoothly.

Local Resources Around Calder Terrace

Calder Terrace residents are served by Beaumont ISD, with the Beaumont Isd offices about 1.2 miles away when you need enrollment help or district information. For families balancing multiple campuses, having options nearby—from Curtis EL and Caldwood EL to the A-rated Beaumont ISD Early College H S—makes the school side of life feel more manageable day to day.

For everyday civic needs, you’re not far from the DMV on Office Park Dr, roughly 0.7 miles away, which is the kind of convenience you appreciate when renewals and title work come up. City services are also within reach, with the City of Beaumont about 3.8 miles away and the Jefferson County Clerk around 3.9 miles out for county records and paperwork.

When it comes to safety and services, Beaumont Fire Station 2 is about 2.8 miles away, and Beaumont Emergency Hospital sits around 1.9 miles from the neighborhood. For ongoing homeownership needs like understanding values and exemptions, the Jefferson County Appraisal District is about 4.1 miles away. Library access is a real perk in this part of town as well, with the R.C. Miller Memorial Library close by and the Beaumont Public Library about 3.8 miles away for broader collections and programs.

Frequently Asked Questions About Calder Terrace

Is Calder Terrace a good place to live?

Calder Terrace can be a very good place to live if you want everyday convenience with a neighborhood feel. In the surrounding 77706 area, the median household income is $73,185 and the median age is 38.7, which fits a community of working households who value stable routines. You’re close to practical stops like Kroger and H-E-B plus!, and you have nearby cultural anchors like the McFaddin-Ward House Museum and the John Jay French Historic House Museum. The local housing picture also supports different life stages, with a mix of owners and renters and an average home value of $244,800 that helps set realistic expectations for buyers.

Is Calder Terrace safe?

Safety can vary from street to street in any part of Beaumont, and Calder Terrace is no exception, so it’s smart to visit at different times of day and talk with neighbors. What helps is the proximity to civic infrastructure: Beaumont Police Department is about 2.6 miles away, and Beaumont Fire Station 2 is about 2.8 miles away. Many residents also lean on practical routines—knowing neighbors, keeping an eye on activity during school pickup hours, and staying connected to the community—especially since this area includes both homeowners and renters. If safety is a top priority, a local agent can help you compare micro-areas within 77706.

How are the schools in Calder Terrace?

Calder Terrace is served by Beaumont ISD, and families have several nearby school options within a short drive. Beaumont ISD Early College H S stands out with an A rating and is about 1.4 miles away, which is appealing for households looking for a smaller high school setting with a strong academic profile. For elementary and middle grades close to home, Regina Howell EL is about 0.9 miles away, and Marshall Middle is also around 0.9 miles. There are additional choices nearby, including Harmony Science Academy- Beaumont (KG–12, rated B) and Evolution Academy Beaumont (high school, rated A), giving families multiple paths depending on fit.

What is the cost of living in Calder Terrace?

Living in Calder Terrace generally costs less than the national average based on the local cost-of-living indices, where 100 equals the U.S. average. The overall index is 90.0, which suggests residents typically pay less overall than many parts of the country. Housing is the biggest standout with an index of 70.9, meaning housing costs trend well below the U.S. benchmark, while goods come in closer to average at 93.8 and utilities sit at 83.1. Property taxes are an important part of the monthly budget in Beaumont. In this area, the city property tax rate is $0.6597 per $100 valuation, Jefferson County’s rate is $0.3570 per $100, and the Beaumont ISD tax rate is $0.9348 per $100, bringing the combined estimated property tax rate to $1.9515 per $100 valuation. On the income side of the equation, Texas has no state income tax, which many households factor in when comparing Beaumont to out-of-state moves.

Is Calder Terrace good for families?

Calder Terrace works well for many families because so much of daily life is close and routine-friendly. School options are nearby through Beaumont ISD, including Regina Howell EL and Marshall Middle at roughly 0.9 miles, and the A-rated Beaumont ISD Early College H S about 1.4 miles away for high school. Errands are simple with grocery choices like Kroger around a mile away and H-E-B plus! about 1.4 miles out. For activities, families can plug into structured options nearby such as Tiger-Rock Martial Arts or gyms like Planet Fitness. Like anywhere in Beaumont, families often choose specific blocks with comfort in mind and lean on neighborhood connections.

What is Calder Terrace known for?

Calder Terrace is known for being part of Beaumont’s highly convenient 77706 pocket where you can build a routine around nearby schools, everyday shopping, and low-key entertainment. It’s the kind of area where a quick stop at Fuel Up Nutrition can turn into a regular habit, and meeting friends at Buckstin Brewing Company or Little Woodrow’s feels normal instead of special-occasion planning. Culturally, it sits close to Beaumont institutions that give the area texture, including the Betty Greenberg Center for Performing Arts and historic sites like the John Jay French Historic House Museum and the McFaddin-Ward House Museum. The neighborhood’s identity is more “practical Beaumont living” than destination nightlife, which is exactly what many residents want.

What are things to do near Calder Terrace?

Near Calder Terrace, nights out often revolve around a tight cluster of familiar spots. Buckstin Brewing Company, Eddie’s Tavern, and Little Woodrow’s are all about 0.9 miles away, making it easy to grab a drink without a long drive. If you want a change of pace, Pour09 Bar & Rooftop around 2.3 miles adds a different atmosphere, and Modelos Sports Cantina about 1.9 miles fits game-day plans. For daytime outings, the McFaddin-Ward House Museum around 2.5 miles away and the John Jay French Historic House Museum about 1.7 miles offer an easy cultural break close to home. Fitness-minded residents often rotate through Penché Pilates, World Gym, or Crunch Fitness depending on their routine.

What ZIP code is Calder Terrace in?

Calder Terrace is in ZIP code 77706. Most of the nearby schools, grocery options, and neighborhood amenities referenced for the area fall within the same 77706 orbit.

Interested in Calder Terrace?

If you’re considering Calder Terrace, it helps to tour the area with someone who understands how 77706 neighborhoods differ block by block—and how nearby schools and daily amenities fit your routine. Reach out anytime for current listings, pricing context around the $244,800 average home value, and a smart plan for your next move in Beaumont.