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Martell, Amador, CA is a small community with a median home price around $350,000 in 2023, with homes primarily consisting of single-family residences and some manufactured homes. Homeownership rates hover near 65%, while rental rates average $1,300 per month. Property values have appreciated about 6% in the past year. The area lacks distinct neighborhoods, being semi-rural. Property tax rates are approximately 1.1% of assessed value. Overall, Martell offers affordable housing relative to California averages, with a mix of older and newer homes and a quiet, close-knit atmosphere.

Martell, an unincorporated area in Amador County, CA, relies heavily on personal vehicles, with over 90% of residents commuting by car and minimal public transit usage due to limited local services. The average commute time is approximately 30 minutes. Transportation infrastructure includes State Routes 49 and 88, facilitating regional connectivity. Vehicle ownership rates are high, typically over 2 vehicles per household. Major employment hubs are retail centers around Martell Plaza and nearby Jackson, with few large employers within Martell itself. Public transportation options are scarce, making private transportation essential for residents.

Martell, Amador County, CA, is a small unincorporated community with no public schools directly within its boundaries; students typically attend schools in nearby Jackson, where Amador High School serves grades 9-12 with a graduation rate of around 93%. The area has a bachelor's degree attainment rate of about 16%. No colleges or adult education centers are in Martell, but opportunities exist in nearby Sutter Creek. School safety scores in the region are above state average, and educational programs include career technical education and advanced placement options.

Martell, a small community in Amador County, CA, lacks hospitals within its borders; residents primarily access care at nearby Sutter Amador Hospital in Jackson (around 3 miles away), which has 52 beds. Additional clinics include Amador Health Center and CVS MinuteClinic. Amador County reports 9.2% uninsured rate (2021 ACS), with 21% of residents over 65. Common local health issues mirror rural trends: chronic disease (heart disease, diabetes), substance use, and mental health challenges. Primary healthcare providers are outnumbered, with Amador County averaging 64 primary care physicians per 100,000 residents—below California’s 79 per 100,000 average.

Martell, located in Amador County, California, had a population of approximately 276 as of the 2020 Census. The median age is around 44 years, with about 52% male and 48% female residents. The community is predominantly White (about 77%), followed by smaller percentages of Hispanic or Latino (12%), Native American (4%), and Asian (2%) individuals. The city remains a small, diverse community within the county.