Cabrillo Circle, Lodi, CA: Buying, Selling and Living in West Lodi 95242

Cabrillo Circle is a quiet, established street in the Kristmont Acres pocket of west Lodi, CA 95242, off the Lower Sacramento Road corridor, where many lots back directly onto the Woodbridge Irrigation District canal. Jeremiah Patterson, REALTOR and Vice President at Cornerstone Real Estate Group, lives in Lodi, works this side of town, has closed eight west Lodi homes since 2019, and has closed 220+ transactions and $87M+ in San Joaquin County since 2016. This page is the starting point for anything Cabrillo Circle, and it is updated monthly.

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Cabrillo Circle market snapshot

As of October 2026. Cabrillo Circle is one street and sells a few homes a year, so a monthly median for the street would mislead you; ask for the last twelve months of Cabrillo Circle and Kristmont Acres sales instead. For context, labeled as such: Lodi's median home value is about $517,600 (U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024), and the canal lot homes here tend to sit in the mid to upper part of the west Lodi market. Jeremiah's own west Lodi closings since 2019 ran from $330,000 to $810,000 (MetroList closed sales). Street specific list price, sold price and days on market figures are added at the next monthly update.

Newest Cabrillo Circle and west Lodi posts: - What Should a Cabrillo Circle Buyer Know About Fences, Pools, and the Canal Setback in Lodi? (/blog/what-should-a-cabrillo-circle-buyer-know-about-fences-pools-and-the-canal-setback-in-lodi) - How do you price a Cabrillo Circle home against the rest of west Lodi? (/blog/how-do-you-price-a-cabrillo-circle-home-against-the-rest-of-west-lodi) - What Does a Canal Lot Mean When You Sell on Cabrillo Circle in Lodi? (/blog/what-does-a-canal-lot-mean-when-you-sell-on-cabrillo-circle-in-lodi) - What is it like to live in west Lodi 95242? (/blog/what-is-it-like-to-live-in-west-lodi-95242)

What is Cabrillo Circle?

Cabrillo Circle is a loop of established homes, mostly single story and built in the 1980s and 1990s, roughly 1,500 to 2,700 square feet on lots larger than the newer west Lodi subdivisions (public listing data, confirmed against the live Cabrillo Circle posts). The defining feature is the canal: lots on the outside of the loop back onto the Woodbridge Irrigation District canal with an easement along the bank, which gives those yards water and open space behind them instead of a neighbor's fence, and gives their owners setback rules for fences, pools and structures. Interior lots on the same street price differently from canal lots, which is why a Lodi wide number never fits here.

Who is Cabrillo Circle right for?

  • Families who want an established west Lodi street with larger lots, near Vinewood Elementary and the west side parks.
  • Downsizers who want a single story home without leaving Lodi.
  • Buyers who want the canal at the back of the yard, and accept the easement and the bank upkeep that come with it.

The trade: a canal lot needs a fence, pool or shed plan that respects the district's setback, and the district keeps access to the bank.

Living in Cabrillo Circle: everyday life

Lower Sacramento Road and Kettleman Lane carry the everyday stops: groceries and shopping on Kettleman Lane and at Lower Sacramento and Kettleman, Lodi Lake Park on the Mokelumne for trails and the beach, downtown Lodi's School Street ten minutes east for dining and the Saturday farmers market, and the wine country tasting rooms north on Turner Road and Woodbridge Road.

Getting around

Lower Sacramento Road runs north to Woodbridge and south to Kettleman Lane; Kettleman Lane (Highway 12) reaches Highway 99 in minutes east and Interstate 5 to the west. Sacramento is about 36 miles north on Highway 99, roughly 45 minutes outside of peak traffic (Travelmath driving time, Lodi to Sacramento); the Bay Area is Highway 12 to I-5 and I-205 over the Altamont, where the time depends entirely on the hour.

Thinking about buying on Cabrillo Circle?

First time buying a canal lot? Read the easement before you fall for the yard. Fences, pools and sheds all have setback rules, and the district keeps access to the bank. Read: What Should a Cabrillo Circle Buyer Know About Fences, Pools, and the Canal Setback in Lodi? (/blog/what-should-a-cabrillo-circle-buyer-know-about-fences-pools-and-the-canal-setback-in-lodi)

Comparing west Lodi options? Read: What are the newer subdivisions in west Lodi like? (/blog/what-are-the-newer-subdivisions-in-west-lodi-like) and Woodbridge vs west Lodi: which fits you better? (/blog/woodbridge-vs-west-lodi-which-fits-you-better)

Buying near Lower Sacramento Road? Read: Buying a home near Lower Sacramento Road in west Lodi (/blog/buying-a-home-near-lower-sacramento-road-in-west-lodi)

Buyer guide

Thinking about selling on Cabrillo Circle?

Home value and Selling

Jeremiah's west Lodi transactions

Eight west Lodi 95242 closings since 2019, listing and buyer side, from MetroList closed sales (none on Cabrillo Circle itself yet; the street sells only a few homes a year):

  • 2026, Canal Drive, west Lodi, $810,000 (buyer side; 2,328 sq ft)
  • 2025, Candlewood Court, Park West, $610,000 (buyer side; 1,673 sq ft, cul de sac)
  • 2024, S Mills Avenue, west Lodi, $635,000 (buyer side; 1,754 sq ft, lake access)
  • 2024, S Mills Avenue, west Lodi, $555,000 (buyer side; 1,722 sq ft)
  • 2024, Tienda Drive, west Lodi, $502,125 (listing side; 1,771 sq ft)
  • 2023, Rutledge Drive, west Lodi, $330,000 (listing side; 918 sq ft)
  • 2019, W Turner Road, west Lodi, $349,000 (buyer side; 1,529 sq ft)
  • 2019, W Lodi Avenue, west Lodi, $349,000 (buyer side; 1,499 sq ft)

What clients say

What clients say (Google reviews, shown on Jeremiah's agent profile, 2026):

"Working with Jeremiah is always an excellent experience from start to finish." Kim Arellano, Lodi, May 2, 2026, Google.

"Excellent job, Above my expectations." Shah Khan, Lodi, June 20, 2026, Google.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Cabrillo Circle in Lodi? Cabrillo Circle is a small, established street in the Kristmont Acres pocket of west Lodi, CA 95242, off the Lower Sacramento Road corridor. Many of its lots back directly onto the Woodbridge Irrigation District canal, which is what sets the street apart from the rest of west Lodi.

What is the canal behind Cabrillo Circle homes? It is a Woodbridge Irrigation District canal, and the district holds an easement along the bank. The easement limits what you can build or keep near the back of the lot (fences, pools and structures all have setback rules), and the district needs access to the bank. Read the easement and the district's rules before you plan a pool or a new fence.

What do Cabrillo Circle homes cost? Cabrillo Circle sells a few homes a year, so there is no meaningful monthly median for the street. Lodi's median home value is about $517,600 (U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024), and Cabrillo Circle's established single story homes, many in the 1,500 to 2,700 square foot range on larger lots with the canal outlook, tend to sit in the mid to upper part of the west Lodi market. Price against recent west Lodi sales with the same lot type, canal or interior.

What schools serve Cabrillo Circle? Cabrillo Circle addresses commonly show Vinewood Elementary, Millswood Middle and Lodi High School, all in Lodi Unified School District. Boundaries change, so confirm the exact address with the district's school locator before relying on it.

Who buys on Cabrillo Circle? Families who want an established west Lodi street with larger lots near schools and parks, downsizers who want a single story home, and buyers who want the canal at the back of the yard instead of a neighbor's fence. The trade is the easement and the upkeep that comes with a canal bank.

How often do homes on Cabrillo Circle come up for sale? Rarely. It is one street, so most years see only a few sales, and a canal lot that is priced right usually draws attention quickly. Ask Jeremiah for the current list of Cabrillo Circle and Kristmont Acres sales rather than relying on a portal estimate.

Who should I contact to buy or sell on Cabrillo Circle? Jeremiah Patterson, REALTOR and Vice President at Cornerstone Real Estate Group. He lives in Lodi. Call or text (209) 329-7238 or email jeremiah@sellingsanjoaquin.com.

Get your Cabrillo Circle home value

If you own on Cabrillo Circle or in Kristmont Acres and want to know what your lot and your canal outlook are worth right now, get your Cabrillo Circle home value at /home-value or call or text Jeremiah at (209) 329-7238 for a west Lodi market consultation.

About Jeremiah Patterson

Jeremiah Patterson is a REALTOR and Vice President at Cornerstone Real Estate Group, serving buyers and sellers in Lodi, Stockton, Woodbridge and across San Joaquin County. His documented experience includes 220+ closed transactions; $87M+ in San Joaquin County sales; practicing since 2016; median 13 days on market; 55% under contract within 14 days; 180 verified reviews at 5.0.

Jeremiah Patterson, REALTOR and Vice President Cornerstone Real Estate Group 224 W Pine St, Lodi CA 95240 Phone: (209) 329-7238 Email: jeremiah@sellingsanjoaquin.com CA DRE #02017640