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Come home to Magnolia at Cypress in Rancho Cordova suites have their own entry off the front porch and come with an attached one-car garage, living room, dining area, kitchenette, bathroom, and a bedroom with a walk-in closet. At the center of the community, the Resident's Club and LakeHouse at Northlake bring neighbors together in an impres- sive private clubhouse and event space. Whether you're look- ing to jump in the pool, start a game of bocce ball or share stories at the fire tables and covered seating area — this community hub is made for you and meant to be experienced. The welcoming atmosphere makes the LakeHouse the perfect spot to host your next big celebra- tion, and the adjacent Lake-Walk offers unri- valed waterfront views for your sunset stroll. Plus, when you live at Northlake, you're always at the heart of discovery just minutes from downtown Sacramento's craft food, brewer- ies, boutiques, world- class sports stadiums, renowned museums, outdoor adventures and more. And Sacramento is also known for its remarkable outdoor destinations not far from your doorstep — whether it's open-air fun at the Old Sacramento Waterfront or water activities at the American and Sacramento rivers. With major transporta- tion nearby, such as the conveniently close Sacra- mento International Airport and a future light rail station planned to be built within the commu- nity, you'll be just as connected as ever. Northlake is located at 3900 Eventide Ave. in North Natomas. Visit NorthlakeLife.com to learn more about this all-new community where lake life is every- thing and call (916) 304-9822 to sched- ule a tour to see it for yourself! Content provided by Northlake Northlake from page 7 Magnolia at Cypress brings affordability and accolades to Rancho Cordova. Distinct streetscapes and a 7-acre park highlighted with playgrounds, covered picnic areas, a zip line, and a Zen Garden give Magnolia at Cypress its well-earned reputation for value. Sacramento and Folsom are just short drives away, and the innovative home designs make this Rancho Cordova neighbor- hood exceptional in Northern California. Clever options allow you to design an equally impressive home: 12-foot sliders for a seamless integration with the outdoors, a private home office space and a spa-type primary bathroom are just some of the features that help you create your ideal lifestyle, right at home. With a long-held commitment to sustain- ability and healthy living solutions, Wood- side Homes continues to innovate their standards by building homes with high-quality materials and energy-efficient features. Headquartered in Salt Lake City, Woodside Homes currently oper- ates throughout the Western region with divisions located in Utah, Nevada, Arizona and California. Content provided by Woodside Homes Northern California The Rancho Cordova Acacia at Cypress Plan 4 includes clever storage options, two stories, an expansive kitchen and bold, open floor plans. The sales office is open by appointment only. Trails from page 4 as Roseville, Lincoln and others in Placer County. The area has also become a hot spot for events and youth sports. In fact, 2020 saw the completion of a $34 million reno- vation to the @the Grounds events center in Roseville. Across more than a dozen venues, the site hosts major sport- ing tournaments, the annual Placer County Fair, elegant indoor and outdoor gather- ings, family events and even a speedway. "If you live in Rock- lin, Lincoln, Roseville or Auburn, you're just minutes at most from at least one of the historical downtowns, the Wine and Ale Trail or hiking and biking," Haswell says. "You're half an hour from Hidden Falls, about an hour or so from the Donner Summit. Or if you really want bigger city action, you're 30 minutes from Sacramento or a few minutes from the municipal airport or the Amtrak station that are both in Auburn." Historic towns boast culture and vibrance "There are lots of museums in Placer County and authentic local restaurants in every town," Summers says. "Plus, we have events centers and upscale shopping at places like the Galleria in Roseville." Many of those museums are located in the thriving, historic downtown areas of cities such as Lincoln, Roseville, Loomis and Auburn. In Lincoln, specifi- cally, the historic downtown is known for its farmers market and its special events, according to Juliana Garcia, sales represen- tative for Turkey Creek Estates, a new Elliott Homes community in Lincoln. Among other events, she said that Lincoln residents and other locals truly enjoy the Portuguese festival and the huge Fourth of July celebration that is known for its outstand- ing fireworks show. "It's still historic Lincoln, but you've got new restaurants and shops coming to town, the golf course and the rolling hills of oak trees," Garcia says. She adds that the commu- nity is surrounded by a golf course on the west and north sides, a private farm with horses on the east, and a deep lawn on the south adja- cent to Highway 193. Located on the east- ern edge of Lincoln, the community — as with much of Lincoln — is still only five minutes from shop- ping, 10 minutes from downtown Lincoln and 15 minutes from Rock- lin Commons. Farm to fork, farm to pint, orchard to glass Haswell, Summers and Garcia all mentioned the ways that Placer County has become a key partici- pant in the farm-to-fork movement. Lincoln, Roseville, Auburn, Rocklin and Newcastle are terrific examples. "We've really redis- covered our agricul- tural roots across the county," Haswell says. Some of the most charming attrac- tions for locals and visitors are old fruit packing sheds that have been converted into storefronts in communities such as Loomis, Newcastle and Auburn. The High Hand Nursery and Café in Loomis, for example, features a nursery with garden supplies and plants, plus a restau- rant and storefronts for wine tasting, art, olive oil and more. Throughout a swath of the county, the historic Placer Wine & Ale Trail connects several communities, combining the area's adventurous, outdoor, agricultural and culi- nary attributes. Featuring 23 winer- ies, 15 craft brewer- ies, one distillery and hundreds of restau- rants, boutiques and produce shops, the Placer Wine & Ale Trail is a Wine Coun- try experience like no other. Favorites mentioned by the local area experts include The Wise Villa Winery, the Dono dal Cielo Winery and the GoatHouse Brewing company. Goats at a craft brewery? Sure. Why not? This is the country and it's all here. From goats and craft beer or horses and horseback to walking; cycling; bird-watching; waterfalls; high-end shopping; local art galleries; inventive cuisine; Wine Coun- try warmth; locally grown produce; conve- nient retail; abundant services; and great schools, Placer County offers a way of life. Time to put a daytrip, a weekend or a lifetime in Placer County on the agenda. Plan the next phase of your life by checking out our New Home Finder (https:// www.newhomefinder. news/) and our series of Beyond the Bay (bamedia.news/ beyondbay) sections for ideas on builders, locations, and qual- ity construction that can help you make the move into the next exciting stage of life. S8 BAY AREA NEWS GROUP 001 Advertising Section SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 2022