Rancho Santa Margarita
Rancho Santa Margarita is a resort-style community for family and executive living! Founded in the late 1980s, RSM is located in a unique setting and surrounded by the majestic Additional and even newer satellite communities such as Las Flores, Wagon Wheel and Ladera Ranch are clustered within close proximity and offer a variety of residential environments as well as a broad array of retail, dining and commercial establishments Amenities5,000 acres within easy reach of the 5,600-foot Saddleback Mountains, Cleveland National Forest, ONeill Regional Park, Starr Ranch Audubon Sanctuary and Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary More than half of its 5,000 acres are devoted to open space and recreation with greenbelts, parks and bike and jogging paths The Foothill Transportation Corridor (241) and the San Joaquin Hills Corridor (73), offer 3 access ramps into RSM, creating the most convenient alternatives to both the Santa Ana (I-5) and San Diego (I-405) freeways Exceptional schools abound, with more than a dozen public and private educational institutions, providing the highest caliber of instruction Nearly 15 places of worship, representing a multitude of religious faiths Dining, entertainment and shopping within 3 main areas---the Plaza Empresa business and retail center, the lakeside Mercado del Lago and the thriving Town Center the true downtown of Rancho Santa Margarita Recreational Facilities
Tijeras Creek Golf Cluban 18-hole, 72-par, tournament quality golf course, open to the public. It features lush fairways, wooded canyons, beautiful ridgelines, an expansive grass driving range, a charming clubhouse with a fully equipped pro shop and attractive restaurant where everyone can enjoy breakfast and lunch Nine community park areas providing pools and spas, basketball, volleyball and tennis courts, tot lots, softball fields, picnic areas and more! Lago Santa Margarita Beach Club, the towns picturesque lake, offers a sandy beach and swim lagoon; fishing and sailing; jogging/biking trails; 18-station exercise course; lighted tennis courts; boat launch area; sailboat & paddleboat rentals; outdoor amphitheater for concerts; a lakeside walkway, highlighted with park benches, encouraging community interaction or quiet contemplation; and an activities director and staff, who provide community parties, barbecues, Easter egg hunts and traditional holiday events
Secluded behind dramatic entry gates, is the spectacular, 874-acre, master-planned community of Dove Canyon, a private residential community with exceptional recreational facilities, all nestled amidst spellbinding vistas of rolling hills, lush, green canyons and a Jack Nicklaus signature golf course. Its extraordinary amenities and fabulous scenery combine to offer residents an exceptionally gracious, elegant lifestyle. AMENITIES A distinctive, cascading waterfall marks the entrance to this private community with a 24-hour, manned entry gate and roving, common area patrol Within minutes of Access to freeways provided by the Foothill Transportation Corridor, Oso and Alicia Parkways Wonderfully convenient to multiple shopping centers, restaurants and movie theaters located near its entry gate, offering its residents a carefree lifestyle In close proximity to excellent schools, both public and private FACILITIES Private Dove Canyon Country Club, with its Jack Nicklaus golf coursethe only such golf course in Dove Canyon Swim and Tennis Club, overlooking Dove Canyon Lake, offers residents four lighted tennis courts, a 25-meter, junior Olympic pool, spa, barbecue and picnic area Two community parks feature half courts for basketball and childrens play areas Equestrian trails
The Allure of Orange County California has so much to offer, from the charming and sunny beaches of Its many wonderful vistas have earned it the label of The California Riviera, both for its wondrous sunsets as much as the Mediterranean climate and enviable living environment. As a sporting mecca, the U.S. Open is among the many surfing championships that are featured in Aside of the water theme, there are dozens of parks that offer camping , fishing, hiking, biking and nature programs, while the remaining nature preserves, forests and wetlands provide more diverse environments for learning, leisure and recreation. Golfers have so much to choose from, with over 30 public courses throughout the county, including the magnificent Pelican Hill overlooking the Pacific, to the challenging and new courses like Aliso Viejo Golf Club, plus the exclusives such as Strawberry Farms and For those who appreciate art, From the word-renowned Crystal Cathedral just south of For more established church attendees, there is The Great Stone Church found at Mission San Juan Capistrano, a cathedral ruin included in the worlds 100 most endangered sites. Home also to the famous Swallows Day Parade, this event celebrates the incredible migration of the birds who return annually to Capistrano. To the north in bustling Anaheim is found the California Adventure and Disneyland complex, as well as the Big A home of the World Champion Angels baseball team and Arrowhead Pond (now known as Honda Center), home to the World Champion Mighty Ducks hockey team. The huge and always-busy |