Neighborhood Profiles

Now incorporated as a city, Antelope is in the Northern part of Sacramento County. Antelope covers only 3 miles by 1.5 miles. Consisting of homes built around 1990, with maturing trees and many small  ... Details

Arden-Arcade represents early 1950’s construction, larger lots, early suburbia, lots of parks and some clearly defined communities such as Arden Park, Garden of the Gods, Sierra Oaks, Country Club,  ... Details

In 1909, real estate developer Daniel Webster Carmichael subdivided the 2,000 acres of land that is know today as Carmichael. The community is considered a thriving, desirable suburb of Sacramento and  ... Details

A neighborhood of winding streets and beautiful trees, College Greens is one of the most popular neighborhoods. With an easy commute to the down town area and yet the feel of the suburbs. College  ... Details

Curtis Park is a very unique neighborhood with a Neighborhood Association that is housed in a beautiful 1930’s school that was left vacant because of earthquake standards 20 years ago. It is now a  ... Details

East Sacramento – A well established neighborhood of vintage homes and tree-lined streets. The residents of this prestigious area enjoy walking to local shops and restaurants as well as nearby parks.  ... Details

Elk Grove was established in 1850 as a hotel and stage stop, located about 15 miles south of historic Sutter’s Fort. The area became a crossroads for business, entertainment, mail service and  ... Details

The Florin area is a diverse community that consists of residential housing and businesses combined. Florin Road is lined with thriving businesses and is currently in the process of the Florin  ... Details

A lot of new development is going on. Also there is still farm land & horse property around the area. Wilton has many custom homes being built with and without horse property. Usually on 1-5 acre  ... Details

The community of Gold River is located about 15 miles east of downtown Sacramento. Gold River is nestled between the towns of Rancho Cordova, Fair Oaks and Orangevale and is accessed via highway 50.  ... Details

The neighborhood of Hollywood Park was first developed in the late 1930’s. The majority of the homes were built just after WWII when the area was experiencing the baby boom. Consisting originally of  ... Details

Land Park is a desirable, historic neighborhood located adjacent to downtown Sacramento. Its wide streets, large shade trees, historic acorn streetlights, and local businesses, such as the Tower  ... Details

Bordered to the north by Antelope, to the west by Rio Linda, to the east by Citrus Heights, and to the south by Foothill Farms. North Highlands offers some of the best home choices for the first time  ... Details

The Pocket/Greenhaven neighborhood is situated in a “pocket” formed by I-5 and the Sacramento River. They have several excellent elementary/middle schools and an outstanding high school in the area.  ... Details

On July 1, 2003, after more than 20 years of advocacy, the City of Rancho Cordova officially incorporated, becoming the 478th city in the State of California. Located in the eastern part of Sacramento  ... Details

Rio Linda and Elverta are now modern suburbs north of busy metropolitan Sacramento. But when Edwin Pitcher first opened his hotel, the Star House, on Nevada Road in 1860, it was only a place to water  ... Details

All of the Rosemont street names have a rose theme. Rosemont is bounded by Jackson Road to the south, Watt Avenue on the west, and Mayhew on the east and Folsom Blvd to the north. Home to three  ... Details

Sacramento was founded in 1850 as a result of the gold rush. The city’s first neighborhood was Alkali Flat, named for its chalk-like soil. Houses in this area date back to 1853. Oak Park was the first  ... Details

Bordered by the Sacramento River and bountiful farm lands, West Sacramento offers a wide variety of home choices and life styles. Within 10 minutes of downtown’s business offices and state buildings,  ... Details

It was the pioneering farmers of the mid-1800s who sowed the seeds of commerce that are reflected in the thriving economy of Woodland today. These were men of the earth who recognized Yolo County`s  ... Details