3+ Bedroom Homes with Big Lots for Sale in Chowchilla, CA Under $400K

There are 9 homes for sale in Chowchilla, CA, with 3 to 4 bedrooms, 1 to 4 bathrooms, and 890 to 2,379 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $275,000 to $399,000, and build years from 1926 to 2026. The largest, at 2445 Como Corte, offers 4 bedrooms and 2,379 square feet for $399,000.

Chowchilla sits on flat Central Valley ground in Madera County, where most streets run on a simple grid and lots are wider than those in the denser cities nearby. Downtown centers on Robertson Boulevard, minutes from Chowchilla Union High School and the Chowchilla Wild Animal Park. Greenhills Estates, a gated golf course community with lakes and a community pool, is one of the golf course neighborhoods in town. Older blocks near the core give buyers larger yards and quieter streets.

Highway 99 runs through Chowchilla and Highway 152 meets it nearby, putting Madera about a half hour north and Merced and Fresno within an hour's drive. Many residents commute to farming, food processing, logistics and public-sector jobs in those cities. Students attend Chowchilla Union High School District schools, and Eastman Lake on the Fresno River sits a short drive northeast for boating and fishing.

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Buying in Chowchilla

The questions buyers ask us most about this collection.

Is Chowchilla a good place to buy a home with a large lot?

Older blocks near the core and the golf course communities both tend to offer wider lots than many Central Valley towns, which is why buyers who want room for gardens, RV parking or a play area often start here. Lot sizes vary street to street, so confirm the parcel size and county records before making an offer.

How long is the commute from Chowchilla to Madera, Merced or Fresno?

Madera is roughly a half hour north on Highway 99, while Merced and Fresno each sit within about an hour by car. Commute times rise during peak hours on Highway 99, so drive the route at the time you would actually travel. Many residents keep jobs in those cities and enjoy the lower housing costs in Chowchilla.

What should a first-time buyer check on a Chowchilla home?

Older homes may need updates to roofs, plumbing or electrical systems, so a full inspection is worth the cost. Ask whether the property connects to city utilities and check the flood zone map for the address. Buyers of condos and golf community homes should also confirm HOA dues and what they cover.

Which neighborhoods in Chowchilla suit buyers who want space?

Greenhills Estates offers gated golf course living with lakes and shared amenities, while the established streets near the old town core suit buyers who want larger yards and a quieter pace. Each area has its own feel, so visiting both at different times of day helps. Ask about HOA rules before buying in any gated community.

Is Chowchilla a good place to raise a family?

Chowchilla Union High School District serves students across town, and local parks and shopping keep daily errands close. Buyers often confirm school boundaries for each address with the district before choosing a home. The small-town pace, with Madera and Merced nearby for larger services, gives families options without big-city traffic.

Why do buyers consider Chowchilla for a lock-and-leave or part-time home?

Gated golf course communities with lakes and shared pools appeal to owners who travel and want less upkeep. Yard size matters for this choice, so think about how much outdoor space you will need to maintain. Highway 99 access makes weekend trips to the Sierra foothills and nearby Central Valley cities manageable.