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CONTENT PROVIDED BY DELTA COVES Imagine waking up to birdsong and that first cup of coffee on your deck overlooking the sun sparkling on the water's surface. It's a golden Cali- fornia dream of a relaxed waterfront lifestyle that's within your reach. In the heart of the California Delta — only a short drive from San Francisco, Napa, Sacra- mento and Silicon Valley — Delta Coves is the newest private commu- nity for people looking for a home on the water. In a region considered one of the country's top destinations for waterski- ing and bass fishing, this luxe outpost is equally ideal for water-sports enthusiasts after the feel of the wind in their hair and those who prefer quiet solitude. Set on a private lagoon on Bethel lsland, Delta Coves will be home to 494 waterfront residences, each with a private boat dock — and all within just minutes of the area's famed fast water. Whereas most communities in the region require a long commute to reach the skiing sloughs, Delta Coves offers the equiva- lent of a backstage pass to the action. Early risers can get out on the still water for a morning of fishing, skiing or wake- surfing, and still have time to get to the office. On weekends, those same enthusiasts can come back home for breakfast after a morning session — then go right back out again until lunch. The architectural styles of the homes fit within a landscape where a sense of style and wet feet coexist. The contemporary versions of old-school Delta homes capture the outdoor nature of the local life- style, with open views to the waterways and large waterfront decks that serve as a gathering place for family and friends. "We looked at the historic houses of Walnut Grove and Locke, that were waterfront settlements of early inhabitants," says Chris Hall, architect in charge of conceptual design for Delta Coves. The strong tradition of farmhouse-modern and ranch-style architecture in and around the Bay Area also lent inspira- tion to the home designs. Both have their roots in more traditional low- country architectural styles. The homes, by premier builders David- son Communities and Blue Mountain Commu- nities, have a wide variety of sizes and prices to fit homeowners' prefer- ences. Nine different floor plans offer homes ranging from 1,800 square feet to more than 4,000 square feet with prices from the $800,000 range to the $1,400,000 range. Floor plans have a range of features designed to take full advantage of their position at the water's edge and include three- to six-bedroom options with two- and three-story configurations. While home interiors are spacious and full of features customized for the Delta lifestyle, the biggest benefit of a home at Delta Coves is the feel- ing that the expansive watery world beyond the back deck and dock feels like your very own backyard. Find out more at www.deltacoves.com. Finding a California homeowner's dream in the vast waterways of the Delta Delta Coves, set on a private lagoon on Bethel lsland, is a new community opening this summer that will be home to waterfront residences, each with a private boat dock. Bay Area News Group's 2020 Beyond the Bay Upcoming publishing dates: For advertising info contact Sandy Lek at (925) 847-2135 or slek@bayareanewsgroup.com 12 th 2020 DATES! Sunday BANG Readership 833,100* March 6 27 Community Weeklies & March 8 The Mercury News East Bay Times Marin Independent Journal May 29 27 Community Weeklies & May 31 The Mercury News East Bay Times Marin Independent Journal Sept. 25 27 Community Weeklies & Sept. 27 The Mercury News East Bay Times Marin Independent Journal *Source: 2018 R1 Scarborough Readership S18 BAY AREA NEWS GROUP 127 Advertising Section