Remington Ridge Living, Close to Cleburne’s Parks, Schools, and Everyday Errands

About Remington Ridge

Remington Ridge feels tied into the everyday rhythm of Cleburne—close enough to grab an iced tea from HTeaO, swing through ALDI for groceries, and still be back home quickly before practice starts at the Tolbert and Margaret Mayfield Sports Complex. When you’re heading out for an evening show, the Don Smith Performing Arts Center sits just over half a mile away, and downtown culture is an easy plan with places like Plaza Main Street Theatre and the Layland Museum only a few miles from the neighborhood.

The neighborhood’s pull is how “in town” it feels without giving up the comfort many buyers want in a residential pocket of 76033. In this ZIP code area, the typical home value sits around $253,800, which shapes a market where first-time buyers, move-up households, and downsizers often cross paths. That mix shows up in the day-to-day: owners make up a solid share of residents with a 62.6% homeownership rate, and you’ll also notice renters who like being near shopping, schools, and the city’s park system.

Remington Ridge also fits neatly into the Cleburne ISD footprint, which matters in a neighborhood this close to campus activity. Cleburne H S is about 0.4 miles away, so Friday nights can feel like part of the local calendar, and AD Wheat Middle is roughly 0.7 miles away for families watching drive times closely. For younger students, the nearby elementary options include Gerard EL, an A-rated campus about 2 miles from home, plus several other Cleburne ISD elementaries within a short radius.

The broader 76033 area brings a down-to-earth demographic profile that feels very Cleburne: a median age of 37, about 21.2% of residents under 18, and a community that blends long-time locals with newer arrivals. With a median household income of $76,292 and a per capita income of $35,929, it’s common to see neighbors balancing school schedules, sports, and commutes—then meeting up for dinner at Pastafina’s of Cleburne or a simple weeknight at Taco Casa.

Remington Ridge tends to attract people who want their free time to be easy—an after-work walk at Winston Patrick McGregor Park, a weekend loop through the Iris Garden, or a quick library run to Cleburne Public Library—without having to plan the whole day around the drive.

Living in Remington Ridge: Everyday Convenience with a Cleburne Pace

Daily life in Remington Ridge is shaped by how quickly you can pivot from home to errands to recreation. Grocery runs are straightforward with ALDI about 0.6 miles away, the Walmart Supercenter roughly 0.9 miles out, and Kroger close by at around 1.1 miles. When you want to keep it local and specific, Super Garcia Meat Market and Carniceria Mi Pueblo are both within a few miles, which is the kind of convenience that quietly changes how people meal-plan during the week.

Housing in the surrounding 76033 market is priced in a range that stays approachable for many buyers, anchored by that $253,800 typical home value for the area. With 11,121 housing units in the ZIP and a split that includes 58.5% owner-occupied and 35.0% renter, you’ll see a neighborhood feel that’s stable but not static—owners investing over time while some homes turn over as jobs or family needs change. The 62.6% overall homeownership rate lines up with the sense that people here often plan to stay long enough to learn the best routes to the parks, schools, and coffee counters.

School routines are a big part of the Remington Ridge cadence. Cleburne H S sits about 0.4 miles away, and AD Wheat Middle is close at roughly 0.7 miles, which keeps morning drop-offs and after-school activities manageable. For elementary families, Gerard EL stands out as an A-rated option about 2 miles away, with Coleman EL and Cooke EL also nearby. That concentration of campuses helps the neighborhood feel connected to Cleburne ISD events, from stadium nights to performing arts productions.

Fitness and outdoor time are easy to fold into the week. Some residents build a routine around Planet Fitness or Real Performance, both around 0.8 miles away, while others prefer an outdoor reset at Stone Park, Byron Stewart Park, or McAnear Park. On hot days, Splash Station becomes the kind of destination that turns a regular weekend into “let’s do something” without leaving town.

Coffee and dinner options are close enough to feel like extensions of the neighborhood. Quick meetups happen at HTeaO or Bestea, and a longer catch-up can look like Sunrise Cafe or Heroes Cafe a couple of miles out. For familiar sit-down spots, Olive Garden, Chili’s, and Pastafina’s of Cleburne are all nearby, so weeknight dinners don’t require much planning. Commuting patterns in the area skew heavily toward driving—87.6% of workers drive alone—so Remington Ridge appeals to people who want to spend less time navigating daily logistics and more time actually using what’s close: parks, schools, and the cultural venues that give Cleburne its identity.

Things to Do Near Remington Ridge

Remington Ridge sits in a sweet spot for “pick a direction and go.” For an easy evening, residents can be at the Don Smith Performing Arts Center in about 0.6 miles, and when you want a downtown-style outing, the cluster of culture near the Cleburne Railroad Museum, Plaza Main Street Theatre, the Johnson County Courthouse Museum, and the Layland Museum is within roughly 2.6 miles.

For parks and fresh air, the closest go-to’s include Winston Patrick McGregor Park and the Iris Garden, both about 0.9 miles away—perfect for a quick loop after dinner or a weekend stroll. Stone Park and Byron Stewart Park are also close, and if you want a longer outing, West Buffalo Creek Linear Park and Guinn Garden at Buffalo Creek give you more space to roam. Everyday treats are equally convenient, whether that’s an iced tea from HTeaO, a stop at Starbucks, or dinner plans at Pastafina’s of Cleburne, Taco Casa, or Chili’s.

Neighborhoods Near Remington Ridge

Remington Ridge is surrounded by a tight set of established Cleburne neighborhoods, which gives the area a cohesive, lived-in feel. Sequoya Park is practically next door at about 0.2 miles away, with Chisholm Hills and Baker Farms close behind, so it’s common to move around this side of town and still feel like you’re in the same daily orbit of schools, shopping, and parks.

A little farther out, Lakeview Estates, Westmeadow, and Lakeview sit within about a mile, along with Meadowbrook Estates and Stonegate. These nearby pockets often complement Remington Ridge for buyers who want to compare home styles while staying close to the same conveniences—like Kroger and the Walmart Supercenter—without changing their routine. Quail Hollow, Belle Lagos, Placid Acres, and Towne North Estates round out the immediate options within a couple miles, offering more neighborhoods to consider while keeping you anchored to the same Cleburne ISD campuses and the same set of parks and cultural spots.

Local Resources Around Remington Ridge

For families, the day-to-day anchor is Cleburne ISD, with campuses like Cleburne H S and AD Wheat Middle close enough to keep school events and after-school activities practical. When you need study space, programs, or a quiet place to work, the Cleburne Public Library is about 2.5 miles away, and the Johnson County Law Library sits nearby as well.

On the civic side, Remington Ridge residents are close to the places that make homeownership run smoothly in Johnson County. The Central Appraisal District of Johnson County is around 2.6 miles away for property value questions, and the Johnson-County tax assessor services are in the same general area. For official errands, you’re within a few miles of the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), the Utility Billing Department, and the Johnson County Texas District Clerk, with Johnson County Elections nearby for voting-related needs.

Public safety resources are also close at hand, including Cleburne Fire Department and Ambulance Station 3 around 1.9 miles away and the Cleburne Police Department roughly 2.5 miles from the neighborhood. It’s the kind of proximity that matters in everyday life, whether you’re registering a vehicle, checking on a homestead exemption, or just wanting to know where to go when you need help quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions About Remington Ridge

Is Remington Ridge a good place to live?

Remington Ridge appeals to people who want Cleburne convenience without feeling like they live on top of the busiest corridors. You’re close to practical stops like ALDI and Kroger, and you can still make a simple evening out of the Don Smith Performing Arts Center about 0.6 miles away. In the surrounding 76033 area, the typical home value is about $253,800, with a median household income of $76,292 and a median age of 37, which supports a steady, family-and-work rhythm. The nearby park options—like Winston Patrick McGregor Park and the Iris Garden—make it easy to get outside regularly.

Is Remington Ridge safe?

No neighborhood can promise safety, but Remington Ridge benefits from being close to core city services and established residential areas. The Cleburne Police Department is about 2.5 miles away, and Cleburne Fire Department and Ambulance Station 3 is roughly 1.9 miles from the neighborhood, which adds peace of mind for many residents. Day to day, this area feels active in a normal way—school traffic near Cleburne H S and AD Wheat Middle, families heading to McGregor Park, and regular errands at places like Walmart Supercenter. Many homeowners in 76033 tend to be long-term residents, which often supports a watchful, neighbor-aware culture.

How are the schools in Remington Ridge?

Remington Ridge is served by Cleburne ISD, with several campuses very close to the neighborhood. Cleburne H S is about 0.4 miles away and is rated B, while AD Wheat Middle is roughly 0.7 miles away and is rated C, which makes both campuses realistic for daily schedules and extracurriculars. For younger students, Gerard EL stands out as an A-rated elementary about 2 miles away, and there are additional elementary options nearby including Coleman EL and Cooke EL, both rated B. Families also have access to other Cleburne ISD schools within a few miles, which can be helpful when looking at program fit and commute time.

What is the cost of living in Remington Ridge?

Housing costs in the 76033 area tend to revolve around a typical home value of about $253,800, and renters in the ZIP see a median gross rent around $1,318 per month. For homeowners, property taxes are a meaningful part of the monthly budget in Remington Ridge. Cleburne’s city property tax rate is $0.6125 per $100 valuation, Johnson County’s rate is $0.3893 per $100 valuation, and Cleburne ISD’s school district tax rate is $1.2119 per $100 valuation, which brings the combined estimated property tax rate to about $2.2137 per $100 valuation. Specific regional price parity indices (where 100 equals the U.S. average for overall cost of living, housing, goods, and utilities) weren’t provided for this neighborhood, so it’s best to evaluate cost of living through the local housing and tax picture and your own commuting patterns. One Texas-specific advantage is that residents don’t pay state income tax, which can help offset other costs for many households, especially when budgeting for homeownership and day-to-day driving, which is common here with 87.6% of workers commuting by driving alone.

Is Remington Ridge good for families?

Remington Ridge works well for families who want short drives to schools, parks, and activities. Cleburne H S is about 0.4 miles away, AD Wheat Middle is roughly 0.7 miles away, and Gerard EL—an A-rated elementary—is around 2 miles from the neighborhood. Weekends can be as simple as a playground stop at Winston Patrick McGregor Park or the Iris Garden, or an afternoon at Splash Station within about 2.6 miles. With about 21.2% of the area’s population under 18 and a median age of 37, the wider 76033 community supports family routines and kid-focused activities throughout the year.

What is Remington Ridge known for?

Remington Ridge is known locally for feeling plugged into Cleburne’s everyday destinations while staying close to community amenities that give the city its identity. Residents have quick access to school events near Cleburne H S and to outdoor staples like Winston Patrick McGregor Park and Stone Park. It’s also near a surprisingly rich set of culture for a city this size, including the Don Smith Performing Arts Center and, a few miles out, places like the Cleburne Railroad Museum and Plaza Main Street Theatre. In short, it’s a neighborhood where errands are easy, but so are small-town traditions like stadium nights and park weekends.

What are things to do near Remington Ridge?

For a low-key afternoon, many residents head to Winston Patrick McGregor Park or the Iris Garden, both about 0.9 miles away, or rotate through Stone Park, Byron Stewart Park, and McAnear Park for different playground and walking options. For fitness, you’ve got Planet Fitness and Real Performance close by, plus Cleburne Golf Links within about 2.1 miles. When you want entertainment, the Don Smith Performing Arts Center is nearby, and the cluster around the Layland Museum, the Johnson County Courthouse Museum, and Plaza Main Street Theatre makes for an easy culture-focused evening. Dining is simple, too, with Pastafina’s of Cleburne, Taco Casa, Chili’s, and Olive Garden all within a short drive.

What ZIP code is Remington Ridge in?

Remington Ridge is in ZIP code 76033. That ZIP covers a broad portion of Cleburne and ties the neighborhood to nearby shopping, parks, and Cleburne ISD schools.

Interested in a Home in Remington Ridge?

If you’re thinking about buying or selling in Remington Ridge, it helps to work with someone who understands how Cleburne ISD zoning, nearby parks, and local pricing trends shape value block by block. Reach out anytime for a tailored look at what’s available in 76033 and what homes are actually closing for right now.