 
GRANITE BAY
PERFECTLY CHARMING . .. The perfect location... a Country town, within the largest Metropolitan County of Northern California,
yet away from all the traffic and husstle-bustle. You can hear the crickets at night and stroll down a dim lit path and say
hello to your neighbors. Modern day conveniences and Custom Built homes are the normal. The older homes are well maintained
and well sought after. Majestic Oak Trees and open meadows with beautifully landscaped communities. If you can afford the
slightly higher prices, your Equity will be returned at a Premium. The old Supply and Demand theory takes place here. Bay
Area 'Baby-Boomers' have gone to play here in Granite Bay. Quality of Life is beckoning. Get your boat out on the Lake. Work
from home in your Country setting with all the modern day conveniences at your fingertips. Golf-enthusiasts say this is paradise
~ then add biking paths, and don't forget the custom homes everywhere and I bet Norman Rockwell would be envious...
Approximate Location Boundaries: This is California Gold Country located between Hwy 80 and Hwy 50 with
Auburn-Folsom Road running through it. Granite Bay connects to the east with Folsom Lake where you will find lots of action
on the water with local residents water skiing or jet skiing... that's why they moved there, to enjoy a vacation in their
own backyard. This charming upscale town is surrounded by other cities in Sacramento County, such as Folsom and Orangevale
to the south. Placer County borders on the north & east sides with Roseville, Rocklin, Loomis and maybe even a short stretch
of Auburn addresses touch Granite Bay borders.
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RELOCATE in NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
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SACRAMENTO AREA
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SACRAMENTO COUNTY & PLACER COUNTY
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ROSEVILLE
Roseville took on life more than 100 years ago as a switching yard for trains that ran north and south with
those that ran east and west.; Roseville owes its origin to the railroad. Nearby is Folsom Lake, with camping, boating, swimming,
fishing and miles of equestrian and biking trails. Lake Tahoe and the scenic Sierra Nevada are an easy drive up Interstate
80. Trains are still a big business in Roseville, but the city's horizons have now expanded to high tech and housing for families
in the fast-growing region. Commute time to downtown Sacramento is 27 minutes.
Such a wide variety of home styles
and prices, you are bound to find your own personality in your home. Roseville is a fast-growing city with lots of activities
to choose from. High-Tech firms blend well with family neighborhoods. Did you say Golf?
Approximate Location Boundaries: Sixteen miles northeast of downtown Sacramento, Roseville
offers nine acres of parks per 1,000 residents. The parks provide traditional activities such as baseball and basketball,
but also a skate track, an in-line hockey rink and batting cages. Nine golf courses are located in Roseville or in the area.The
Roseville area also includes a Sun City adult community and housing ranging from older and newer homes to apartments and townhouses.
The north end is only 4 miles from Lincoln. A commute to downtown Sacramento is easy from Hwy. 65 or any of the Boulevard's
to connect from almost any angle.
ZIP Codes: 95661, 95747, 95678
ROCKLIN
A city of 36,000, Rocklin is primarily
a family community. Higher education opportunities are provided at Sierra College. Shopping is easy with quick access to the
new Roseville regional mall, The Roseville Galleria. Three community parks and 19 neighborhood parks are available in Rocklin,
which is also close to Folsom Lake, a state recreation area that offers boating, swimming, fishing, hiking, sailing and much
more.
This is a family community first, although Rocklin has become a high-tech center and is home to many golf enthusiasts.
You will notice many homes are built around beautiful golf-course.
If you are looking for a "solid" place to live,
Rocklin could be a good bet. The name, Rocklin, comes from the granite rock underlying the city. Years ago, the main business
of Rocklin was quarrying. Today it is more likely to be high tech.
Approximate Location Boundaries:
Located on Interstate 80 northeast of Sacramento, the fast-growing suburban community still has links to its Gold Rush past
and quarrying days in buildings in its historic section. The typical commute time from Rocklin to Sacramento business district
is about 27 minutes.
ZIP Codes: 95765, 95677, 95658, 95650, 95663
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FOLSOM LAKE
18,000 ACRE LAKE RECREATION PARADISE--A family oriented community, Folsom recreational activities are headlined by the
18,000-acre Folsom Lake, which has a 120-mile shoreline and offers boating and sailing, fishing, swimming, horseback riding,
hiking and camping. The lake is created by a dam across the American River, which is also accessible for hiking, camping and
rafting. A wide variety of homes is available ranging from historic to larger acreages in oak-studded hills. The story of
Folsom dates back to the great California Gold Rush. But it was also the site of California's first college, the West's first
railroad and the first long-distance transmission of electricity in the West. Today -- with about 52,000 residents -- it is
attracting many newcomers and growing fast.
Approximate Location Boundaries: Located north of U.S. Highway 50, east of downtown Sacramento, Folsom
has more than 60 antique dealers -- many in the historic district -- making the city one of the oldest and largest antique
centers in the West. More than 40 artisans studios, art galleries and working artists are also located in Sacramento. Shopping
is easy with large retail centers readily available.
ZIP Code: 95630
WEST SACRAMENTO
Though a relatively young city, West Sacramento community life dates back to the Gold
Rush. Businesses will easily find health care, education and other retail and business services in and around West
Sacramento. Urgent care and medical offices are located in the city and a full service hospital is located a few
miles from the city center. Nine public schools and several private schools serve West Sacramento.
The city's commitment to quality schools is evidenced by approval of a $25 million local school bond issue and a special commission
on school excellence. Higher education is also within easy reach with four community colleges located nearby, including the
West Sacramento Center of Sacramento City College. Five universities and numerous private colleges offer specialized degree
and occupational training programs.
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