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Create a family retreat — and earn income, too They call it Big Sky Country, but Montana's appeal ranges beyond its natural beauty and diversity. Yes, the Western state grabs your attention with its Rocky Moun- tains, Great Plains and incredible opportunity for outdoor recreation. One other attrac- tion? Space, the chance to build a home or cre- ate a family compound and live life at your own pace. With all the world's been dealing with, it makes sense to fulfill a desire to build a vacation home or per- manent residence with room for family and friends. Imagine waking up and seeing deer and elk, taking the horses out for a ride or drinking up the seasonal colors. This could be your next move. Build a cus- tom dream home or income-producing rent- als on 20 acres of prime real estate in Heron, Montana, for $590,000. The town, which sprouted up when the Northern Pacific Rail- way expanded, is small but there are neighbors on an adjoining 20-acre parcel. And yes, snow is plowed during the season. The land for sale features its own 25 gpm well (gallons per min- ute) and includes the new 40-foot-by-60-foot shop built in June that is great for RV parking. There are plenty of reasons to act now. "You can do mul- tiple homes/buildings as there is no zoning or restrictions on the property. You don't even need building permits for residential buildings in Montana unless they are in a city," explains builder Mark Garber. Living in Heron, on the western edge of Montana, means great access to outdoor ac- tivities all year long. The Schweitzer Resort in Sandpoint, Idaho, delivers top-notch ski- ing, snowboarding and boasts "an average of 300 inches of annual snowfall." Then when spring and summer ar- rive the birds are chirp- ing, the wildflowers are blooming and the bike trails are beckoning. Schweitzer is about 40 miles from the Heron property. Also a great spot to visit in Idaho is Lake Pend Oreille, which features parks, beaches, boat launches, trails, fishing and plenty of wildlife to ob- serve, too. Two towns, Noxon, Montana, and Clark Fork, Idaho, are about 15 miles away from the property and offer access to grocery shopping, gas stations, and restaurants. It's time to discover a different kind of life- style. Call or text Mark Garber for additional information at (406) 253-4545 or email him at mbgarber66@yahoo. com. Buy 20 acres of prime real estate in Montana for $590,000. The property comes with a newly built 2,400-square-foot shop. Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho's largest lake, is just 30 minutes from the property for sale. and lawn areas. The Palazzo will also pro- vide an approximately 5,000-square-foot clubhouse with gather- ing rooms, a catering kitchen, bar and more. The 12 model homes are now open daily for tours by appointment, with both self-guided and Lennar-guided tours available through the Welcome Home Center located at 4700 Peace Lily Lane in Roseville. For more information, visit www.lennar.com/ sacramento or call (916) 580-6480. Lennar Corporation, founded in 1954, is one of the nation's lead- ing builders of quality homes for all genera- tions. Lennar builds affordable, move-up and active adult homes primarily under the Lennar brand name. Lennar's Financial Ser- vices segment provides mortgage financing, title and closing ser- vices primarily for buy- ers of Lennar's homes and, through LMF Commercial, originates mortgage loans secured primarily by commer- cial real estate proper- ties throughout the United States. Lennar's Multifamily segment is a nationwide devel- oper of high-quality multifamily rental properties. LENX drives Lennar's tech- nology, innovation and strategic investments. For more information about Lennar, please visit www.lennar.com. Content provided by Lennar Sacramento La Vita Dolce from page 1 managing partner of La Vita Dolce LLC, Estate Homes. She noted that the fully established area is spread out and offers views as far as the Coastal Range or Mount Diablo. "We're also ready to start building without the long lead time that other custom projects might require of the buyer," Curtis says. "Buyers don't have to endure the initial costs and timelines typically associated with custom homes." La Vita Dolce Es- tate Homes has already completed all approvals, permits, fire mitigation, environmental reports, septic design and estab- lished connections to treated water (PCWA), she explained. In addition, the distinctive community has no HOA bylaws or fees and no Mello-Roos taxes. "Early buyers get to choose their own finishes and custom architectural details," says Kurt Sandhoff, La Vita Dolce LLC, Estate Homes managing part- ner. One buyer might opt to create a family resort compound with pool, spa and sports courts. Another may envision a primary dwelling with a separate residential art- ist's retreat. Still another might fulfill equestrian or other agricultural passions on the property around their custom home. Meanwhile, the com- munity sits just minutes from the amenities of Auburn. Known for its eques- trian and endurance sports and its charming downtown with a vi- brant dining scene and boutique shops, Auburn also is home to a thriv- ing arts community and abundant major retail. A La Dolce Vita Place address also simplifies getaways. Homesites are 5 miles from Inter- state 80 and within 10 minutes of Auburn Mu- nicipal Airport and the Auburn Amtrak station. Travel by rail to Se- attle, Southern Califor- nia, Utah and several stops in between on Amtrak. Take a private jet across the globe from the local airport. Or board a helicopter from the helipad from the backyard. Only 5 miles from I-80, but seemingly worlds away, the location allows relaxed drives to Tahoe, Napa, San Francisco, Folsom Lake, greater Sacramento and the Bay Area. A huge attraction for golf enthusiasts, the homes/lots are across the street from the Black Oak Golf Course's 5th Hole. Parcel A, on 5.9- acre splits, will fea- ture 5,200 square feet of custom living space consisting of a 4,000-square-foot luxury home plus a 1,200-square-foot guesthouse or ADU over the detached three-car garage. Parcel A may be split into two, separate residential lots. For the 3.25-acre Parcel B, preliminary designs showcase a 3,600-square-foot, Ital- ian farmhouse with four bedrooms, three bath- rooms and a daylight basement. The Parcel B lot on 3.25 acres is available for sale for $450,000. And the estate at Parcel C, on 4.24 hilltop acres, can incorporate 6,500 square feet with ex- quisite comforts. Indulge in indoor-outdoor living, five bedrooms, four- and-a-half bathrooms, a gourmet kitchen, upscale entertaining features and even a helipad. Isn't it time for a cus- tom Mediterranean-style oasis? For more informa- tion, contact Kurt Sand- hoff at kurtsandhoff@ gmail.com, visit lavita dolcehomeestates.com or call (530) 305-5641. Content provided by La Vita Dolce LLC, EstateHomes Lennar from page 2 th UPCOMING PUBLISHING DATES: May 20 & 22• SepteMber 23 & 25 19 H8 BAY AREA NEWS GROUP 001 Homes | Advertising Section