San Diego county real estate
City: Poway


Whether you want to take a hike on one of our 30 spectacular trails or see a Broadway musical in the Poway Center for the Performing Arts, Poway has something for just about everyone. Old Poway Park offers weekend train rides, a farmers' market, old-fashioned shops, and a museum.

You can catch a fish, rent a paddle boat, have a picnic or enjoy a summer concert at Lake Poway. Or play golf, visit a winery and have fun at our Rodeo, street fairs, Poway Days Parade, Old-Fashioned Fourth of July, Christmas in the Park, or Train Song Festival.

Well-known bedroom community with commercial centers mainly along Poway Road. The Poway Business Park is a large commercial area in the south part of town, centered on Scripps Poway Parkway. Mature landscaping abounds. Heavy horse population. Known for a school system that ranks high statewide. Family oriented. Lots of open space and trees. Very large lots in some neighborhoods.

Poway is about the same size geographically as Escondido, but with less than half the population. Incorporated in 1980. Home owners outnumber renters 3-1. City Council in 1994 put limits on creation of new horse stables based on concerns about horse population. ZIP Code: 92064. Population 46,500. Median income $59,300.